Brunch spots in London
From formica caff to grand café — where London actually eats before noon.
Regency Café
Formica, mugs of tea and a full English called out across the room since 1946.
Regency Café, London
E Pellicci
Fourth-generation Bethnal Green caff, marquetry walls, warmest room in E2.
E Pellicci, London
The Wolseley
Grand-café breakfast theatre on Piccadilly; order the kedgeree, take your time.
The Wolseley, London
Dishoom Shoreditch
The bacon naan roll earns the queue; go on a weekday if you can.
Dishoom Shoreditch, London
Duck & Waffle
Breakfast on the 40th floor, open around the clock; book the sunrise slot.
Duck & Waffle, London
Granger & Co
Ricotta hotcakes that explain why Notting Hill queues in the rain.
Granger & Co, London
Caravan King’s Cross
Granary Square pioneer that roasts its own and never coasts on location.
Caravan, London
The Breakfast Club Soho
Kitsch walls, pancakes wider than the plate; weekdays unless you enjoy queues.
The Breakfast Club, London