London, famed for its historical landmarks and royal heritage, is equally renowned for its vibrant culinary scene. Brunch, that sublime hybrid of breakfast and lunch, has taken the city by a storm, turning into a weekend ritual for many. Here’s a look at some of the best brunch spots in London that are worth dragging yourself out of bed for.

Dishoom

Drawing inspiration from the old Irani cafes of Bombay, Dishoom brings a slice of Indian nostalgia to London’s brunch scene. Visitors rave about their Bacon Naan Roll and Kejriwal (fried eggs on chilli cheese toast) – both provide a spicy twist to your traditional brunch.

The Breakfast Club

With several outposts across London, The Breakfast Club is the go-to place for hearty, traditional English breakfasts and American-style pancakes. Expect a queue because this place is no well-kept secret!

Granger & Co

Owned by Australian chef Bill Granger, famous for his scrambled eggs, Granger & Co is an airy stylish eatery that serves up fresh and healthy dishes. Their ricotta hotcakes and sweet corn fritters with spinach and bacon are particularly beloved.

Duck & Waffle

Situated on the 40th floor of 110 Bishopsgate, Duck & Waffle offers an unforgettable dining experience complete with stunning views over the city. They serve brunch 24/7, but their signature dish, the Duck & Waffle – crispy leg confit topped with a fried duck egg and mustard maple syrup – is an absolute must-try.

Caravan

With a few locations including Exmouth Market and King’s Cross, Caravan excels in inventive global dishes. It’s famous for its freshly roasted coffee and baked goods but don’t miss out on their jalapeño cornbread and coconut ‘yogurt’ grain bowl.

These spots not only promise delicious food but also an ambiance that amplifies your brunch experience. So next time you’re in London and pondering where to indulge in a sumptuous mid-morning meal, consider these unbeatable options.