The best brunch places in London you need to try now
>> Jul 1, 2017
How to celebrate a
perfect weekend in the heart of London? We have been asking this question to
ourselves, to bloggers and lifestyle experts over and over. Every time the
answer is the same – add some food to the day.
London is the home of
hearty brunches that are more than waffles and sunny-side ups. Let us explore
the best brunch experiences in the city right here –
Bad
Egg, Central London
Although the name says
so, there are no bad eggs at the Bad Egg. This is the dude food with attitude
kind of place with a scruffy look. This making hanging out in your jammies seem
completely normal at 11 am! The “Frunch” is quite the event here. Punk
soundtracks and neon lights complement this Friday night lunch is perfect. The
North American influence in the menu is quite apparent with their mini tacos
and pancakes with fried chicken toppings.
This place is a rave for
its unlimited Bloody Marys, Prosecco and mimosas at £35pp.
Beany
Green
Beany Green offers a
brunch of a lifetime for those interested in exploring the nature inspired
treats of London. This Aussie café has an all-day menu that includes broccoli
and corn fritters with banana bread sarnies filled with mascarpone, almonds and
berries. It is a new delight for the eyes and the tastebuds. If you have a sweet
tooth, the banana bread sandwich is a must from Beany Green. Pocket pink is
around £30 for two. Browse through the GourmetGuide Restaurant Gift Vouchers to see if you can find any exciting offers
on this eatery.
Bourne
& Hollingsworth
This black building is
rather imposing from the outside. From the inside, Bourne & Hollingsworth
is every bit of an open colonial British restaurant as possible. It transports
the diners from the heart of the city to a colonial era Delhi with its elegant
décor and period furnishing. It is the ideal place for laid-back brunches, a
few bottomless cocktails and interesting gossip. This is a place where you can
catch up with an old friend and propose to your love over a warm New
York-inspired brunching platter. Do not forget the sinfully delicious
huevosbenedictos with spicy chorizo and béarnaise sauce.
Chiltern Firehouse
The Chiltern Firehouse is a London restaurant that has a long waitlist.
You have to be an A-list celebrity to get your reservations.TheChiltern
Firehouse does brunch between 11 am an 3 pm during the weekends. It is
marginally easier to get tables. The prices are akin to some of the best 3
Michelin Star establishments in the UK. The food is delectable, and the
presentation is a work of art. The restaurant accepts no reservations, so get
there as early as you can.
There is no better way to celebrate your lazy weekend than eating out
with your special someone and your friends. Forget early breakfasts, awkwardly
early lunches. These restaurants add some style to the bunching scene in London.
Author Bio: Franck Lloyd is a self-taught chef
and food reviewer. He loves to explore new places and try new things. That is
why to win Gourmet Guide Restaurant Gift Vouchers follow this blog.
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