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SUNDAY LONDON BRUNCH SPOTS
Brunch is more than a pastry shop pitstop and less than a lavish evening rendevouz. It also happens to be our favourite meal of the day. Win win. If any of this speaks to you on an emotional level you’ll want to check out our list of london favourites below…
queen’s park
must try: soft boiled egg in a jar
No gimmicks aussie brunch is hard to come by in this over saturated market but these guys have got it right. Tucked down an old industrial street turned gentrified restaurant row, this spot is popular among locals and pilgrims alike.
london fields
must try: fried eggs, caramelised sage chili butter
Come rain or shine this waterside cafe has their tables out and black board menu hanging offering simple fare from local produce. The perfect morning spot to watch the world go by before a stroll along the canal.
tufnell park
must try: cheesy beans on toast
Celebrating british cafe culture, this modern greasy spoon offers the classic english breakfast done right with everything on the menu under £10, unheard these days. Opened in lockdown this north london haunt has become a firm favourite and perfect for sunday morning hangovers.
bethnal green
must try: maple syrup french toast
Usually a baby grand piano and pressed white table clothes put us off a place but this elegant revamped warehouse gives an informal relaxed vibe, perfect for a sunday with the girls.
shoreditch
must try: handmade crumpets
A buzzy neighbourhood eatery that puts a creative twist on the aussie brunch. Friendly staff, local baked goods and dishes that warm the soul have us coming back every time.
covent garden
must try: poached pear + ricotta brioche
Think classic aussie brunch with a south american twist serving floral insta ready plates alongside hangover curing saucy eggs and toast dippers.
covent garden
must try: seasonal porridge
Not one for a hungover feast, think more wholesome sunday, i'm trying to be healthy, grains and goodness, brunch spot.
balham
must try: buckwheat pancake specials
A go-to breakfast spot that never gets dull, with their weekly-changing pancake specials there’s always a reason to go back.
notting hill
must try: nutella french toast
A cool cosy spot with an eggcentric menu nestled among the colourful terrace houses of notting hill.
notting hill
must try: berry french toast
Borg chairs. Rattan. Potted plants. Put it in the book. Simple interiors with far from simple food with everything from a warming shakshuka to indulgent french toast.
notting hill
must try: sunday pancakes
Pancakes of the moment featuring the iconic butter knob we thought only existed in dreamland like cartoons and america.
muswell hill
must try: korean fried chicken waffle
The neighbourhood hangout we’d happily trek to, this vibrant instagrammable spot often collaborates with some of our favourite foodies so they’re well on our radar.
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