Breakfast Guide for London

London is one of the most exciting cities to visit in the world, and there is no better way to start your day than with a hearty English breakfast. Here’s a guide to our picks of the best places to eat a delicious breakfast in the city.

The Modern Pantry

Located in Clerkenwell, The Modern Pantry is run by chef Anna Hansen. A customized breakfast menu is served all day, with offerings such as house-made ricotta and pancakes, Spiced Butternut Squash Toast, and Gaghra Aaloo on the menu. Also featured are a range of drinks from single lodge coffee from Brazil to smoothies.

The restaurant offers diners a unique atmosphere – it’s part industrial, part rustic chic, with an impressively big open kitchen counter where breakfast is prepared. In addition, the eatery hosts popular Sunday Suppers, which are five-course dinners that are accompanied by fine wines from around the world.

The Modern Pantry provides guests with an enjoyable atmosphere, so it is clear why it remains a popular destination for Londoners wanting to start the day right. I highly recommend it for those looking to mix things up with a contemporary breakfast experience.

Vonny’s Sweet and Things

Vonny’s Sweet and Things is a café located in South East London. It specialises in Caribbean-style breakfasts, offering classic dishes such as ackee and saltfish, oxtail stew and salt cod fritters with Scotch bonnet pepper relish. Authentic island ingredients are used to give guests an experience unlike any other.

The café also provides customers with vegan and vegetarian breakfast options, such as curried banana pudding pancakes, sautéed spinach and pumpkin ravioli, as well as freshly-baked goods from its in-house bakers. Their island resort-themed interior makes for an inviting and cozy space.

Vonny’s Sweet and Things offers fantastic Caribbean dishes and incredible hospitality that will have you wanting to return over and over again. It’s perfect for those looking for an incomparable breakfast experience.

The Breakfast Club

The Breakfast Club has become famously known for its outrageous specials, renowned Banana Pancake Stack or one of its great all-day English breakfasts. This renowned establishment has multiple locations throughout the city and has become a “go-to’ spot for locals and visitors alike.

Far from your average English breakfast spot, The Breakfast Club provides customers with a wide variety of menu items such as omelettes and signature dishes like the chicken tikka breakfast wrap or the spicy hash – undoubtedly one of the best brunches in town. With its unique décor, this funny and eclectic eatery creates an atmosphere of fun for all who visit.

The Breakfast Club is an excellent choice for anyone wanting to dig into a good breakfast dish made from fresh ingredients and good vibes. I think anyone visiting London should swing by for some fun and delicious food.

Princess Court

Princess Court restaurant in London serves up delicious signature dishes from around the world. Located in the heart of Knightsbridge, this chic eatery offers an extensive menu of breakfast delights to enjoy, including Eggs Royale with smoked salmon, French toast with honeycomb butter, and a decadent Brioche Tsarina.

The interior design is quite impressive – featuring luxury brass fixtures and Moroccan tiles, combined with natural materials like rattan chairs and marble tabletops. It is not only luxurious but relaxing too, allowing guests to enjoy its warm atmosphere with friends or family while savouring a flavourful meal.

Princess Court is known as one of London’s best establishments for breakfast and it lives up to its name with its vast selection of delectable dishes and beautiful interior design. It truly offers an unparalleled breakfast experience that will have you wanting more each time you visit.

Rough Trade East Coffee Shop & Cafe

Rough Trade East Coffee Shop & Cafe serves up some of the best coffee sourced from small artisan roasters in London while offering a range of delicious breakfast items like coconut curry omelettes, keto almond milk bircher muesli, and avocado toast with pine nuts. The small cafe also serves pastries from local artisan bakers alongside craft beer from the local microbreweries.

The interior features simple yet modern decor giving it a cozy feel which is perfect for enjoying a delightful meal with friends or family. Serving up freshly made coffee for sustainably minded people that are looking for unique breakfast dishes unlike anywhere else in London – Rough Trade East is definitely worth a visit for those looking for a memorable experience that won’t break the bank.

I think this café offers one of the most unique breakfast experiences in London – not just for its exceptional coffee but its range of breakfast dishes as well. It’s definitely worth checking out on your next visit!