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The best bottomless brunch spots across London

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20 June 2023

Best Bottomless Brunch Spots In London Bottomless Brunches To Try This Weekend

Bottomless brunch is pretty much our favourite weekend pastime, and luckily for us, some of the very best, quirkiest and funnest restaurants in London offer boozy breakfast deals for you and your BFFs.

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Whether you're in it for the classic buttermilk pancakes (you can't beat 100 Wardour Street) or the much-loved avocado and eggs (nowhere does it quite like Lantana), or want something a little different (don't miss the Japanese Akaokti Breakfast at TOKii, or the Polynesian fusion menu at Trader Vic’s Tiki Brunch… OR the BBQ pulled pork hash at Eastway Brasserie), you're sure to find something here to satisfy everyone.

Some of London's best bottomless brunches come washed down with unlimited margaritas and all the barbecue food you'd ever want (Temper Covent Garden), or, if you're into punchy flavours, you'll absolutely love the insane Indian-inspired brunch dishes on offer at Cinnamon Kitchen nestled inside the all-new Battersea Power Station.

For anyone wanting so splash out on a truly decadent and luxurious bottomless brunch in London, you'll want to make a beeline for the limitless lobster, oysters and roasts at Ned's Feasts that happen every Sunday at The Ned London, or there's Veuve Clicquot on tap at Shangri-La The Shard's bottomless brunch, which comes washed down with epic views across the city. Or there's a Japanese fine dining-style bottomless brunch on offer at ever-so-chic The Aubrey in Knightsbridge - think okonomiyaki, matcha french toast and Tokyo eggs royale.

Want to find out more? Here's GLAMOUR's edit of the best bottomless brunches in London. A word of warning - go hungry, OK?

Temper Covent Garden
If you love your barbecues, you’ll want to hotfoot it to Temper’s bottomless brunch to watch chefs throw big cuts of meat on to sizzling charcoal fires in a central open kitchen. The brunches here are plentiful with unlimited wines, beer, red gin fizz and lychilli Margarita cocktails. The platters are massive, loaded with dry-aged belted Galloway beef, house-made smoked beef sausages and pork burnt ends. Then there’s potatoes drizzled with gochujang butter, charred peppers, fried eggs, bourbon-pickled chillis and more. Brunch is also available in the Soho and Shoreditch branches.
£45 for 90-minutes of bottomless wine, beer or cocktails and a barbecue brunch platter.
The Aubrey, Knightsbridge
A stone’s throw from Knightsbridge station, this swanky restaurant - which takes its name from the darkly decadent Victorian-era illustrator Aubrey Beardsley - is next door to The Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park and offers a decadent brunch every Friday through to Sunday, where dishes such as shredded BBQ beef and kimchi fried rice and Tokyo eggs royale come washed down with bottomless sake, champagne and cocktails (for two hours) alongside live DJs to set you in the weekend mood.
£50 per person for bottomless sake, Champagne or cocktails for two hours. Food is priced separately.
Cinnamon Kitchen, Battesea
If you love your Indian street food, you’ll go mad for the dishes on offer at Cinnamon Kitchen Battersea. Inside the bustling new Battersea Power Station, the epic Saturday brunch here is legendary - blending Bhangra beats with a nine-dish sharing feast from Executive Chef Vivek Singh and his team - think Punjabi vegetable samosa and curried chickpeas, masala scrambled eggs, tandoori chicken tikka and ginger toffee pudding with cinnamon ice cream.
£58 per person including unlimited prosecco or £88 for unlimited champagne.
Shangri-La The Shard, City of London
Take your bottomless brunch to stunning new heights at Shangri-La The Shard where you can kick back with the best view of the city below, 34 floors above the city in the hotel’s Sky Lounge. There’s heaps on the menu here - from Asian-inspired dishes such as sweet and sour prawns or Malaysian fried rice, followed by delicious desserts like raspberry and lychee pavlova to share. Everyone gets a glass of Champagne on arrival or can upgrade their experience to include 90 minutes of bottomless Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label Champagne for the ultimate indulgence.
£141 per person including three courses and unlimited Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label Champagne for 90 minutes.

The Ned, City of London
We love the Ned and its weekly Ned’s Feast inside Millie’s Lounge is an absolute corker for bottomless brunch in London. It’s the buffet of all buffets - think limitless lobster, fresh oysters ready for shucking, creamy lobster mac and cheese and, of course, since it’s Sunday, there’s every kind of roast meat with all the trimmings alongside free-flowing champagne. There’s a cocktail trolley too serving up Bloody Marys, Bellinis and Mimosas (charged separately), while children under six eat for free, and the feast is half-price for children aged six-12.
£90 per person or £155 per person with free-flowing Champagne. Member rates may apply.
Aqua Kyoto, Soho
If you love Japanese food, this bottomless brunch is *made* for you. With a seriously impressive spread of starters like rock shrimp tempura, miso aubergine, chicken karaage and a sushi platter for days, followed by a main of your choice (you won’t regret the grilled sirloin) you won’t leave hungry for more, guaranteed.
The free-flowing drinks are well topped up and you can choose from cocktails (often themed), wine, Champagne, Asahi beer or non-alcoholic cocktails if you’re alcohol-free. And with a live DJ set throughout your whole sitting, the vibes will be 10/10.
Aqua Kyoto's bottomless brunch starts from £45.
Chino Latino, Bankside
Bottomless Sushi, need we say anymore? Chino Latino’s new bottomless brunch menu has officially launched, served every Sunday in the beautiful river-side restaurant with fabulous sweeping views of the House of Parliament and the Thames. Tucked away in the stylish Park Plaza hotel, the Chino Latino’s menu is curated by Executive Chef, Werner Seebach, whose dishes celebrate a complimenting mix of wild and exotic flavours giving guests a Pan-Asia's culinary experience, infused with Latino flourishes from Peruvian cuisine. Tying it all together, the mixologists work their magic behind the bar to create an array of cocktails served to elevate the brunch (The champagne bellini is one to sing home about).
With the addition of live music, the overall ambience of Chino Latinos is contemporary yet chic, making it the perfect place if you’re trying to impress on a date or looking for somewhere fun and unpretentious for a girls brunch. With delicious food in a location that allows for a stroll down the river after your meal, we couldn't recommend this hidden gem more.
Wagtail, City of London
London’s 360-degree rooftop bar and restaurant Wagtail has announced the launch of its Weekend Brunch experience, in partnership with Della Vite Prosecco. The luxury venue is situated in the heart of London’s financial district and boasts three terraces, a restaurant, bar with 360-degree views and a private dining room. Guests have the option to dine in the 9th floor dining room or the East and West terraces, and enjoy live entertainment against the backdrop of London's most iconic landmarks.
Available on Saturday and Sunday, the Weekend Brunch offers a set seasonal brunch menu made with the best British produce, and an option to include half a bottle or free-flowing Della Vite Superiore DOCG or Rosé Prosecco at an extra cost.
Wagtail’s Weekend Brunch starts at £60 per person.

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Rosa's Thai, Chelsea
For foodies that love exotic and spicy cuisine, Rosa's Thai in Chelsea has a range of tasty choices. For the brunch offering, you can pick a sharing platter between two plus a main dish each. It's fair to say you will leave feeling satisfied because there is plenty of food to go around, and the gorgeous Thai dishes will leave you wanting to book a flight to Phuket ASAP. Book your slot later in the afternoon for an electric atmosphere, and being in Chelsea it's the perfect spot to start a fun filled afternoon or evening.
At £30 per person, the bottomless brunch is served with unlimited Boozy Iced Tea, Thai PA, Chang Beer, prosecco or house wine for 1.5 hours. Be mad not to!
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Cabana Amazon DJ Brunch, Covent Garden
You've heard of bottomless brunch, now it's time to up the stakes with a three-course bottomless brunch, courtesy of Cabana's Amazon DJ Brunch nestled in the heart of Covent Garden. And you can forget about choosing a single starter. Instead, you'll be greeted with a sharing platter that incorporates all the most popular starting dishes (including buttermilk fried chicken and smashed avocado).
While you're chowing down on some top-notch Brazilian food, you can also get into the party spirit, quite literally, with bottomless Caipirinhas, Honey Berry Caipiroskas, and of course, Prosecco. All while enjoying the Latin beats from DJ Shotta.
Tickets start at £40 per person.
Ma Petite Jamaica, Camden Town
Get a taste of Jamaica in this cosy, tropical-style restaurant. We're talking pumpkin and sweet potato fritters, barbequed pork ribs, and coconut rum cake – and that's just to get you started. Wash it down with unlimited Rum Punch, Rum Maria and Prosecco. Who needs an actual holiday?
It's £69 for two tickets.
Nikki's Bar, Shoreditch
Reckon you know your ‘80s tunes? It’s time to put your knowledge to the test with this ultra-fun (and mega-garish) drag-themed brunch. Hosted by Dolly Trolley and Mynxie, you can expect “bonkers bingo” – as well as singalongs, best-dressed contests, and plenty of prizes. It was acceptable in the '80s, right?
Tickets start at £39 per person.

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Tequila Mockingbird, Putney
Ready to live your best Vida Loca? Get the party started with a cocktail on arrival, followed by 90 minutes of bottomless frozen Margaritas, Prosecco, beers and pizzas. I'm sorry but – you had us bottomless frozen Margaritas. The party doesn't stop there, though. You can also expect some classic party games, from a piñata to the limbo. We recommend doing some stretches beforehand.
Tickets start at £36.
Wingmans, Shoreditch, Kilburn & Soho
Let's talk chicken wings. For 90 minutes at Wingmans' 'weekend sessions', it's unlimited wings, fries and drinks – all for £40 per person.
There's something for all wing aficionados, from buffalo to blue cheese dip to BBQ… or the extra hot ‘Jamaican Me Crazy’, which are coated in a scotch bonnet sauce (aka: not for the faint-hearted). There's a vegan cauliflower wing option, too.
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Apothecary, Shoreditch
Vegans and meat-eaters alike are catered for at this luxurious, Japanese-inspired bottomless brunch. And no, vegans aren't lumped with a bean burger. Instead, you can feast on spicy tofu Hirata buns, grilled sweet potato skewers, and Yasai lucky rolls. Delish. There are also four glorious cocktails to choose from, including Bloody Marys, Coffee Cobblers, and bubbles aplenty.
Tickets start at £35 per person.
Korean Dinner Party, Carnaby Street
For foodies that love their fusion food, Korean Dinner Party has it all. The menu, taking influence from Korea, the US, Mexico and Japan, is down to London chefs Ana Goncalves and Zijun Meng – formerly of beloved restaurants TĀTĀ Eatery and TÓU. We can't stop thinking about the bacon mochi.
At £39 per person, the bottomless brunch is served with unlimited top-ups of Prosecco with soju – a fruity Korean spirit. Yum.

El Pirata, Mayfair
Forget Prosecco – it's all about bottomless Sangria at tapas restaurant El Pirata. The menu's packed with croquetas, patatas bravas, gambas pil pil and pimientos de padron – and the Sangria will keep on flowing at £25 per person. Salud!
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The Hari, Belgravia
Nestled in the heart of Mayfair, The Hari Hotel in Belgravia offers the most opulent of bottomless brunches. In their restaurant il Pampero, between 11am and 3pm, every Saturday and Sunday, you can enjoy 90 minutes of bottomless Prosecco, Aperol Spritz, or Milanese G&T, while indulging in gorgeous food and live Italian music. Authentic Italian produce, overseen by Head Chef, Matteo D’Elia and featuring brunch favourites like Eggs Benedict with procetta and spicy hollandaise and Italian pizza with truffle sauce, Gorgonzola, caramelised onion and parsley. For three courses with unlimited Prosecco, Bellini or mimosa will set you back £60.
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Firezza, Hoxton & Streatham
If you love pizza as much as us, then you'll love Firezza. Head to their Hoxton or Streatham dine-in locations to enjoy a delicious bottomless brunch that comprises of your favourite pizza accompanied by unlimited cocktails or Prosecco – what's not to love? This bottomless brunch deal is only available at the weekend (12pm-4pm), and will only set you back £30.
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Crazy Pizza, Marylebone
Name a better duo than champagne and pizza – we'll wait. Crazy Pizza Marylebone's new summer brunch, Crazy Bubbles, you can sip bottomless champagne, cocktails, spirts/ mixers, wine, beer and hot and cold soft drinks alongside a spectacular feast of thin-crust pizzas, roasted garlic fries, focaccia, mozzarella and truffle salad – basically, totally delicious food. Don't miss the Crazy Cake for dessert. The brunch package, which includes entertainment (pizza spinning show, anyone?) costs £100 per person and takes place every Saturday.

Eastway Brasserie, Liverpool Street
Eastway Brasserie at five-star hotel Andaz London Liverpool Street has pulled out all the stops with their brand new boozy brunch. Available every Saturday, simply choose your fave brunch dishes – from BBQ pulled pork hash to a show-stopping veggie breakfast – and add bottomless drinks for an extra £18.
Lantana, London Bridge
This Aussie cafe proves that they know how to do brunch down-under, and have now reopened with safety measures and an impressive new spring menu (their bottomless brunch is still running at the weekends, woo!) Over your 1 hour 30 min time slot at Lantana, choose between the likes of cinnamon French toast, the best smashed avo in town and 'The Big Bubble Benedict' (bubble ‘n’ squeak with caramelised onion and pork sausage, poached egg, Sriracha hollandaise, black pudding, roast tomatoes and sautéed spinach – utter heaven). Good news for coffee fiends, too, as with unlimited prosecco and mimosas also comes bottomless coffee (and freshly-squeezed juice!)
TOKii, Marble Arch
Housed in Marylebone's five-star hotel The Prince Akatoki London, Japanese fusion restaurant TOKii is an absolute must-visit for sushi lovers. Their new weekend brunch menu includes the choice of bottomless sparkling sake or prosecco, alongside a collection of traditional brunch and Japanese dishes. We recommend the Akaokti Breakfast (a tamago omelette with miso soup, rice, steamed vegetables, grilled salmon and egg tofu), or if you fancy something sweet, try the classic buttermilk pancakes with fresh berries, bananas and maple syrup. Available on Saturdays and Sundays from 11am until 3pm, with bottomless sparkling sake or prosecco for an additional £25.
Bar Elba, Waterloo
SE1's rooftop party venue Bar Elba has just announced it's putting on a whole season of bottomless brunches throughout the summer – with spaces already filling up! Prices start from £45 and the venue, which boasts Insta-worthy views over the city, promises free-flowing bubbles plus "bucket-loads of glitter, endless summer vibes and the biggest, juiciest burgers in town". We'll see you there.

All Star Lanes, various locations
All Star Lanes, London’s premier bowling destination, has launched a weekend bottomless brunch offering. The popular retro bowling alley and restaurant with four locations across London – Brick Lane, Holborn, White City and Stratford – has combined its American-style menu with a new Bottomless Brunch ‘n’ Bowl offering.
Brunchers can enjoy an optional game of bowling before sitting down in the dining area to brunch. The offer includes a main or brunch dish and bottomless prosecco, mimosas, peach tommy’s margaritas or their hand-picked selection of craft beers during a 90-minute sitting.
Available on weekends, the brunch menu features customer favourites such as buttermilk fried chicken, vegan breakfast burritos, steak and eggs and salt beef hash. For those looking for a sweet treat, there is french toast or their signature mouth watering hot chocolate s’mores – a.k.a. Belgian waffles with marshmallows, need we say more?
All Star Lanes weekend brunch starts from £30 per person.
Trader Vic's, Mayfair
The brand new Tiki Brunch experience at Trader Vic’s is perfect for a bit of tropical escapism (we may as well pretend we're in Hawaii until we can actually fly there!)
The delicious Polynesian fusion menu – featuring the likes of Beef Cho Cho; rare beef skewers with soy-sake glaze finished over a flaming hibachi at the table; and mouthwatering jalapeño cheese balls – is accompanied by live entertainment and cocktails including a Martini Swizzle and Jalisco Sour (and prosecco, of course). Don't miss the pina colada crème brûlée for dessert. Prices from £39 - £49 per person.
Electric Shuffle, Canary Wharf & London Bridge
Did somebody say bottomless pizza? At US import Electric Shuffle, you can get competitive with a fun game of shuffleboard while enjoying copious slices of pizza and a bottle of prosecco (per person).
Available on Thursday's and Sundays, tickets from £30.
Pergola, Paddington
Pergola boasts a summery, plant-packed rooftop with endless bookable benches to reunite with your group of six. On Sundays, £30 will get you bottomless prosecco or Aperol Spritzes for three hours, and there's plenty of mouthwatering brunch treats to tuck into from traders at this street food market.
A popular spot, it's booked up for the rest of the month but get in now for the early summer.

The Chapel Bar, Islington
Arenella is a brand new autumnal alfresco terrace at The Chapel Bar in the heart of Islington where you can enjoy bottomless lunch every weekend from 12pm to 9pm. You get two courses with free-flowing spritzes or prosecco for £35, or upgrade to champers for £55. Tuck into mouthwatering Southern Italian fare with the likes of steamed mussels, lobster and crab tortelloni, strozzapreti and lemon and ricotta ravioli on offer.
W London, Leicester Square
For London's pinkest bottomless brunch, head to W London for the Frosé Royale Brunch. Available every Saturday, sip house-made frozen rosé topped-up with prosecco, and tuck into the likes of slow-cooked BBQ pulled pork burger, Scottish crab Benedict and pea and spring onion falafel. The best part? Dessert – a chocolate fountain with treats for dunking. Yes, please! It's £45 per person, and an extra £29 if you want to upgrade the prosecco to Veuve Clicquot Champagne.
You'll want to act quick as weekends throughout the summer are booked, though it's still not to late to get a table.
COYA, The City
COYA Angel Court's 'inner warrior'-themed brunch is serving up free-flowing champagne, cocktails, Peruvian canapés, fusion small plates and sharing dessert plates, all to the tune of resident DJs, live performers and dancers over three hours. The 'Bronze Brunch' is £95 for bottomless wine, beer, spirits and an array of delicious cocktails and food, or upgrade to the 'Oro Brunch' for £120 to add free-flowing Veuve Clicquot Champagne and cocktails, surprise shots and extra premium dishes. The ultimate treat for a special occasion. COYA Mayfair will also be launching an 'Inca trail'-inspired brunch from 26th September.
Ochre, Trafalgar Square
Set within London’s National Gallery, Ochre is a modern British restaurant showcasing the best of brunch with its new Sunflower menu. Featuring live DJs and DIY Bloody Mary trolleys, sharing dishes at Ochre include seasonal treats such as Cornish mackerel tacos and sweet potato and English pea samosas. When it comes to mains there’s something for everyone - whether it be eggs Royale or fluffy American style pancakes. Round off the experience with your choice of two dessert classics: apple tarte tatin or a deconstructed Eton mess.
For those looking to treat themselves to a particularly luxe experience, free-flowing Rose and Champagne options are also available to help you get your weekend started with a bang, though we loved their Bellinis and Mimosas!

Chotto Matte, Soho
We couldn't be happier that The Harajuku Brunch at Chotto Soho is here. Tuck into some of the restaurant’s hero dishes including spicy tuna crispy rice, warm beef fillet tataki and the signature yellowtail “nikkei sashimi” with fiery jalapeño and yuzu truffle soy. Don't miss the sushi doughnut aburi either. Oh, or the black cod aji miso. Basically, go hungry.
The Harajuku Brunch is available every Saturday afternoon (12pm-4pm) for £40 per person for food. Add unlimited wine, fizz and Asahi beer for £65 or unlimited champagne and cocktails for £85.
100 Wardour Street, Soho
Looking for a boozy venue that offers more than basic brunch? 100 Wardour Street is your place. Their legendary 'Rhythm and Brunch' on Saturdays has live DJs from 1pm to 5pm with delicious brunch dishes (smoked salmon and scrambled eggs, Moroccan shakshuka, ribeye steak – the list of deliciousness goes on) and, of course, bottomless bubbles. 2 courses are available for £39.50 and 3 courses for £45, plus unlimited prosecco for an additional £25.
Quaglino’s, Mayfair
Quaglino’s are back and we are overjoyed. The Saturday Q Bottomless brunch is available from 11:30am to 2:30pm on Saturdays with 2 courses available for £33 and 3 courses for £38 with bottomless bubbles for an additional £25. There's live DJs, all your favourite brunch dishes (poached eggs, crushed avo) and some more substantial mouthwatering options (hello, lobster Thermidor) and good vibes aplenty.
Issho-Ni, Shoreditch
Available on Saturdays from 12-3.30pm, Issho-Ni's bottomless brunch is a Japanese cuisine lover's dream. For just £42, you get unlimited starters (including edamame and wasabi peas), unlimited sashimi (salmon and seabass), unlimited maki rolls (including veggie and salmon avocado), one main dish (the chicken katsu curry is not to be missed), and free-flowing prosecco or 'Bloody Geishas' (vodka, tomato juice and Japanese spice mix). If you don't want alcohol, it's just £30.

Barboun, Shoreditch
The guys at Barboun have teamed up with Piper-Heidsieck to bring guests 90 minutes of free flowing champagne in the lounge of TAVLA for just £33 a head. After enjoying the brunch favourites with an eastern twist – from tahini porridge to shakshuka and Turkish eggs – simply head through to the lounge next door for an afternoon of non-stop bevs.
Santo Remedio, London Bridge
Santo Remedio have reopened their doors – rejoice! They're initially open on Friday evenings, and all-day Saturday and Sunday, and will update their website as and when things change. Their bottomless brunch serves up authentic Mexican dishes – think: chilaquiles, tortillas, enchiladas, tacos, and of course, plenty of guacamole to start and churros to finish. You can order any two dishes from the menu and it's £30 for two hours of bottomless margaritas, beers or cava.
Bocconcino, Mayfair
Chic Italian restaurant Bocconcino brings the party on Thursday evenings with unlimited prosecco and sharing platters, as well as a DJ and live musicians.
For £60 per person you'll help yourself to burrata, Tuscan cured meats, arancini, wood-fired pizza and cacio e pepe pasta – washed down with that bottomless fizz, of course.
Red Farm, Covent Garden
Wish brunch included something a little less avocad-on-toast that you could make at home and a little different? Manhattan-loved dim sum hero RedFarm at Covent Garden promises just that, with a bottomless food AND bottomless drink option available. You've got a 2 hour window to choose from a vast range of dim sum dumplings and other Asian-inspired dishes and trust us when we tell you that the portions are very generous. Load up on water on-the-side, because their salty, spicy crispy chilli beef will leave you breathless. Bottomless food is £40, and you can level-up to bottomless drinks for a £20 supplement. On the drinks side, you can choose from healthy juices and soft drinks, to cocktails and - if you're feeling fancy - bottomless champagne. What more could you want?

Bourne & Hollingsworth Buildings, Clerkenwell
Bourne & Hollingsworth is probably the most Insta-worthy brunch spot we know of. There’s rattan furniture, white brick walls, floral fabrics and, of course, plants galore. Their Saturday brunches are opening up again from 18th July, so best to get booking! The Bottomless Brunch Package costs £37 for two courses (we say go all out with the Full English or Veggie Full English) plus unlimited Bellinis and Bloody Marys.
Mac & Wild, Fitzrovia and The City
Mac & Wild's Devonshire Square restaurant is now open, and Great Titchfield Street will open on the 18th July. Scottish grub is the name of the game at Mac & Wild; full Scottish breakfast (ft. tattie scones, venison sausage, black pudding, bone marrow beans etc), Dirty Scottish breakfast bap (lorne sausage, caramelised onions, friend hen’s egg, bacon, black pudding, tattie scone) and even a veggie haggis burger. And the best part? Bottomless weekend brunch is just £21 per person, including prosecco and brunch cocktails.
Jones & Sons, Dalston and Islington
For £42 each, you and your pals can sip on Bloody Mary’s, Buck’s Fizz, prosecco or alcoholic iced tea. For the food, think avo on toast (naturally), wild mushrooms with truffle oil and poached eggs, full English (for veggies or meat-lovers) and toffee, honeycomb and banana Belgian waffles, to name just a few. And if you’re on the wagon, Jones & Sons offers grub plus coffee, tea, OJ, grapefruit juice, virgin Mary’s or homemade iced teas for only £32.
Bon Vivant, Bloomsbury
Head to Bon Vivant on Marchmont Street for ‘drunch’, which either stands for ‘dinner, breakfast, lunch’ or ‘drunk lunch’, depending on your priorities. There’s prosecco, bellinis or mimosas to wash down the likes of pastries, pancakes, burgers and spaghetti, for the price of £22.95 with a minimum food spend of £10.

Grind (various locations)
Booze aside for a moment; the coffee at Grind is seriously good, so make sure you order a flat white alongside your bottomless prosecco (which is very kind to the purse strings at just £15). There's plenty of meat-free options (including wild mushroom hash, sweet potato harissa cakes and a full vegetarian breakfast), and mouth-watering carnivorous offerings (cheeseburger with skin-on fries, one-pan eggs with chorizo and a breakfast burrito with egg, sausage and bacon). Plus, the interiors were made for the 'gram: think neon lights, millennial pink and warehouse-style decor. Visit their website to see which branches are open and for their updated opening hours.
Smith & Wollensky, Covent Garden
This may be one of the capital’s premier steakhouses, but there’s plenty of drool-worthy brunch options, from smoked bacon hash & poached eggs to a full veggie breakfast with halloumi and a fried egg. Smith & Wollensky's a la carte menu offers dishes ranging from £5-£20, with two-courses from the set menu for £22 and three courses for £26. Bottomless sparkling wine is £22, or go all out and go for the £50 champagne option.
Bunga Bunga, Covent Garden & Battersea
Enjoy a two-hour bottomless prosecco or bellini brunch for £28 per person (+ £20 for the booze) on Saturdays at this Italian karaoke joint. You can get interactive with the ‘build your own bellini’ kits on each table at Bunga Bunga, and there’s live entertainment as well as – you guessed it – karaoke. Pizza is the name of the game here, but there’s also eggs and jam-filled and chocolate-coated doughnuts.
Hip Hop Brunch Ldn (various locations)
Tupac with your shot of tequila, Biggie whilst your bite into your burger bun? If digesting your dinner whilst Drake serenades you in the back ground sounds like your ideal Saturday then you need to sign up to HIPHOP Brunch London. With bottomless cocktails served for an hour before the party truly begins, by the time the charming team convinces you to sign up to participate in the Karaoke, you’re convinced that you’re going to be the next Cardi B... The music pumps, the drinks flow, the people party and you don’t actually ever want to leave. The southern-inspired brunch menu is a relaxed and satisfying fare of shareable platters for starters with both meat and veggie options. This is followed by a generous main course and dessert that you just have to spend the afternoon dancing off- clever aren’t they?

Piano Works, Farringdon
Music lovers? Then make Piano Works your boozy brunch of choice. Every Saturday, there's pianists (naturally) and a live band between midday and 4pm. Request your favourite songs and party with 2 hours of bottomless prosecco and selected cocktails and two courses from their brunch menu for £50.
All Bar One, various locations
For foodies who love classic brunch dishes and a generous serving, All Bar One has updated its menu which sees new additions to its bottomless brunch offering. Alongside fan favourites such as their full English breakfast, veggie full English and their variety of egg dishes, the menu now includes Shakshuka baked eggs, Pad Thai and plant-based burgers.
Diners can indulge in 1.5 hours of unlimited Prosecco, Tanqueray London Dry Gin & Tonic, Aperol Spritz and a choice of strawberry or pineapple Daiquiris with brunch at one of their centrally located restaurants until 3pm daily. Starts from £32 per person.