It is no secret that London has some truly amazing restaurants. Below, we have highlighted some of the best restaurants for brunch in London. The restaurants listed below range from healthy, lifestyle restaurants to modern European restaurants. Whatever you fancy, there is something here for everyone. Enjoy!
1. The Acai Girls, Belgravia £
Address: 18 Eccleston St, London SW1W 9LT
Cuisine: Healthy
Best for: Smoothies and acai bowls
Inspired by their travels, sisters Megan and Georgia co-founded The Acai Girls with one thing in mind- to offer a wide variety of healthy dishes perfect for all-day dining. The menu is inclusive and boasts a wide range of food to choose from including plant based and gluten free options ensuring there is enough for everyone to choose from. The food itself is specifically designed to nurture and provide the body with the micronutrients it needs to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Find out more here.
2. The Palm House, Victoria ££
Address: 150 Victoria St, London SW1E 5LB
Cuisine: American
Best for: Bottomless brunch, cocktails and entertainment
The Palm House is a lively restaurant with immaculate vibes. Due to its central location and proximity to Victoria Station, The Palm House is the perfect place to have a few cocktails or brunch with your friends. The bar is stylishly decorated and the restaurant itself is inspired by the chic Miami lifestyle. On Saturdays, there are DJs playing the greatest party songs, live percussionists and 90 minutes of unlimited drinks, all for just £55 per person. Find out more here.
3. Timmy Green, Victoria ££
Address: 11 Sir Simon Milton Sq, London SW1E 5DJ
Cuisine: American
Best for: Alfresco dining, healthy food
Timmy Green is just one of the many restaurants in the Daisy Green chain. The food is procured with care and made from scratch in house. The menu is inspired by the rich Australian culture whilst also including some Mediterranean and Asian elements. Enjoy a wide variety of brunch food ranging from buddha bowls to blueberry buttermilk pancakes for £35- 49.90 per person. Find out more here.
4. The Ivy, Victoria ££
Address: 66 Victoria St, London SW1E 6SQ
Cuisine: British and global dishes
Best for: Salads and stunning interiors
Available from 11am to 4pm on Saturdays, Sundays and bank holidays, the brunch at The Ivy is not one to miss. The extensive menu varying from shepherd’s pie to grilled chicken salads enables everyone to find something to indulge in. On Sundays, The Ivy also offers a delicious Sunday roast consisting of dry-aged beef with Yorkshire puddings, rosemary roast potatoes and green beans. The Ivy also has a main dining area, bar and private rooms so regardless of the occasion, it truly has everything you could possibly ask for. Find out more here.
5. The Delaunay, Aldwych £££
Address: 55 Aldwych, London WC2B 4BB
Cuisine: European
Best for: Smoothies and pastries
The Delaunay is a sophisticated European restaurant with a brunch menu ranging from authentic French pastries such as Crossaint aux Amandes to eggs Florentine. The delicious food will make your mouth water and have you asking your waiter for more. The Delaunay also offers freshly made smoothies and juices which make you feel energized and ensure you have the perfect start to your day. Find out more here.
6. Christopher’s, Covent Garden £££
Address: 18 Wellington St, London WC2E 7DD
Cuisine: Modern American
Best for: Drinks and elegant dining
Christopher’s brunch promises the ultimate American fine dining experience with traditional American food such as buttermilk pancakes. For those who do not have a sweet tooth, Christopher’s also have incredible savoury options like the fried chicken & waffles and wagyu burger. The restaurant also has 3 glamorous rooms; a martini bar, a sophisticated dining room and a club room on the lower ground floor available for private hire. Find out more here.
7. Chez Antoinette, Victoria ££
Address: 22 Palmer St, London SW1H 0PH
Cuisine: French
Best for: Pastries
Inspired her grandmother’s recipes, Chez Antoinette opened her own restaurant in 2014 to share her family’s authentic French food to the world. The restaurant is conveniently located near St . James’s Park and is a short walk away from Victoria station. Chez Antoinette not only serves brunch favourites such as waffles and eggs but also traditional French pastries such as croissants and a variety of brioches. For those interested in healthy eating, the restaurant also offers a seasonal fresh fruit salad and a homemade granola. Find out more here.
8. Rail House Victoria, Victoria ££
Address: 8 Sir Simon Milton Sq, London SW1E 5DJ
Cuisine: Modern European and Asian
Best for: Vegan dishes and its varied menu
Rail House Victoria’s décor combines both industrial and vintage elements. The restaurant has a large outdoor terrace area making it an ideal place for alfresco dining. It also has a large bar area and an open kitchen where you can observe the chef prepare your food. It is also located near the Apollo Victoria Theatre, Victoria Palace Theatre and Victoria Station. Find out more here.
9. The Buttery at The Limewood Hotel, Victoria ££
Address: 135 – 137 Ebury St, London SW1W 9QU
Cuisine: Contemporary British
Best for: Laid back breakfasts
The Buttery is a rustic café at The Limewood Hotel that will transport you to the countryside. The café has a cosy interior as well as beautiful outdoor seating perfect for the warmer, summer months. As for the food, there are endless options ranging from the Superfood Salad to Baked Cookie Dough. Find out more here.
10. Icons Cocktail Brunch at The Alchemist, Victoria ££
Address: 52 Grosvenor Gardens, London SW1W 0AU
Cuisine: Classic dishes with a theatrical twist
Best for: Experiential cocktails
From 3 August, fill your weekend with nostalgic tunes, delicious dishes, and cocktails that keep on flowing. The Alchemist will bring back iconic serves including tropical ‘Solero’, a smoke-infused paloma, or the fruity ‘Peaches & Cream’, all served with a cosmic, disco twist. Choose 3 cocktails and a brunch dish for £30, or go bottomless for an extra £10. Find out more here.
