You don't want to miss out on these!

If you're a brunch lover, then you know that London is the place to be. As a fellow brunch lover myself, and after compiling recommendations from the ResLife team, here are five must visit brunch spots you don't want to miss in London.

26 Grains

Only a 15 minute walk from LSE campus, you'll find a cozy spot with street side tables serving familiar food like toast, eggs, and sweet & savory porridge. Please do not miss out on their porridge, please.

📍 Neal's Yard, Covent Garden, London WC2H 9DP, UK

💰 £10-20

🛎️ Walk-in only.

Abuelo Cafe

At Abuelo, Australia meets Latin America, and the result is a delicious, organic, and unique brunch experience. The aesthetic of this place is also perfect for brunch vibes. If you're a bigger group, I suggest heading to their Marylebone branch :) 

📍 Covent Garden: 26 Southhampton St, WC2E 7JA

📍 Marylebone: 7-11 Cavendish Place, W1G0QD

💰 £10-20

🛎️ Reservation highly recommended, especially on weekends

Granger & Co

This is another Australian brunch spot you don't want to miss with its vibrant and generous dining experience. Don't miss out on their Ricotta hotcakes!

📍 Multiple locations (Notting Hill, Clerkenwell, King's Cross, Marylebone, Notting Hill)

💰 £20-30

🛎️ Reservation highly recommended , especially on weekends

Ta'mini Lebanese Bakery

Expect an authentic Lebanese breakfast in a cozy, warm, and welcoming setting. The food is incredible, and in case you find yourself lost between options, I highly recommend trying any of their traditional Manakish with a cup of tea!

📍 Bloomsbury: 70 Marchmont St, London WC1N 1AB

📍 Fulham: 801 Fulham Rd., London SW6 5HE

💰 £1-10

🛎️ No need to reserve

Sundays in Brooklyn

A chic American-style restaurant offering a fun yet classy twist on comfort food. Delicious food, great service, and a lovely atmosphere. I highly recommend their pancakes!

📍 Marylebone: 10-12 James Street, London, W1U 1EE

📍 Notting Hill: 98 Westbourne Grove, London W2 5RU

💰 £20-30

🛎️ Booking ahead is recommended.