Breakfast & brunch in London
7 places for Breakfast & brunch in London, picked by creators — with what they said.
- Regency Cafe — Doobydobap, TOPJAW
The black pudding has great texture and creaminess and is delicious, and the grilled tomato is juicy inside — 'it doesn't get better than this.'
Heads up: The bubble and squeak was rated as 'not very flavorful.' - Maria's Café — More Best Ever Food Review Show
Named the best food of the day — they said you could feel the care and precision, and with three sausages included, called it 'today's best value.'
Heads up: Seating is outdoors, so you'll have to eat outside in cold weather, and the portions are very large, making it hard to finish alone. - E Pellicci — Locavore Eats
Called the enormous 'have the lot' fry-up (beans, mushrooms, Cumberland sausage, black pudding, bacon, eggs, tomato, and fried bread) — too much to even fit on the plate — an epic feast, and also praised the cheese-piled bolognese from the Italian menu.
Heads up: Since it's an Italian-run establishment, recommends ordering pasta alongside the English breakfast. - Quo Vadis — Condé Nast Traveler
Praised for a menu that weaves British produce into Italian and European regional cooking traditions; the celeriac remoulade made with buttermilk instead of mayonnaise was described as a revelation, and the walnut tart and meringue desserts were also excellent. - Pavyllon London — TOPJAW
The signature cheese soufflé topped with foie gras and the beef tenderloin are praised as "impeccably French."
Heads up: As a hotel fine-dining restaurant, the atmosphere is formal enough that the guest remarked, "I think my outfit was a bit too casual." - The Guinea — TOPJAW
Briefly noted as a great pub that pours a excellent pint of Guinness. - Horn OK Please — Locavore Eats
The chana chaat, made with chickpeas and masala sauce topped with onion, chutney, cilantro, pomegranate, and sev, was exactly the burst of color and flavor needed.
Heads up: A vegetarian Indian food stall.
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