Best Breakfast in London

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, so it’s important that you get it right. If you’re looking for a place to feed yourself and your family in London, here are some of the best places to eat breakfast in London.

The Egg Cafe

This is one of the most popular breakfast spots in London. With outlets all over the city, they serve up classic breakfasts such as eggs Benedict or omelettes with sides like bacon, hash browns and toast. The Egg Café is also known for its pancakes and waffles, which are made fresh daily. There are also plenty of gluten-free options available if you need them.

The Dining Room at Claridge’s Hotel

This hotel is one of the most luxurious in all of London — and it has a top-notch restaurant too! Their signature dish is Eggs Benedict, but they also serve traditional English breakfasts like eggs Florentine and scrambled eggs on toast. They also have gluten-free options available for those who cannot eat wheat products.

The Breakfast Club – Covent Garden

This popular breakfast spot has been open since 1934 and it’s easy to see why. Their food is delicious and their coffee is great too! The Breakfast Club can be found on Neal Street close to Covent Garden tube station.

Sticky Fingers Pizzeria & Grill – Covent Garden

If you’re looking for a good old-fashioned sit down breakfast in Covent Garden then Sticky Fingers Pizzeria & Grill is the place for you! They serve up all kinds of breakfasts from burgers to pancakes, which will make your tummy happy after a night out on the town! This location can be found on Neal Street close to Covent Garden tube station.

London's breakfast scene is as diverse as its population, with everything from traditional English breakfasts to decadent brunches and even early morning curry joints. Here are our picks for the best places to eat breakfast in London.

Café Sabarsky

This East End café is a popular choice with locals, serving up from-scratch breakfasts of homemade bread, wholegrain toast and baked beans. It also has a range of savoury dishes such as eggs Benedict and bacon with sausage, as well as lighter fare such as pancakes and waffles.

Soho House

The American Express-backed Soho House Group has several branches around London including one on Carnaby Street. Its signature brunch menu includes pancakes with maple syrup, scrambled eggs with smoked salmon or tofu scramble, and eggs Benedict or croque madame served with pickled red onion and salad. For something more substantial there's poached eggs Benedict served with hollandaise sauce on sourdough toast; you can also choose between a bespoke omelette or hash browns for your side.

FAQ

Is there a way to find the best breakfast in London?

We've had a lot of fun trying out all of the traditional breakfasts around town and thought we'd share our favorite places with you.

1) The Brunel: This place is right on the Thames, so it's an easy walk from Big Ben or Westminster Abbey. The Brunel is known for their pancakes and waffles, which are made fresh daily.

2) The Egg Cafe: This one's a bit off the beaten path, but well worth it! They have some great eggs Benedict options (which are always made-to-order). You can also get some delicious eggs over easy if you're feeling adventurous!

3) Three Blue Ducks: This place has a great atmosphere—it's super cozy and they serve up delicious coffee. Their latte is called "The Duke" because it's so good!

4) Kings Arms Tavern: This local pub has been serving up delicious breakfasts for decades. They have a huge menu that includes everything from cereal to pancakes to eggs benedict!

Q: Where can I find cheap breakfast near Trafalgar Square?

A: It depends on how much time you have left in London before your flight back home! If you're not planning on staying long, then try one of these restaurants—Nando's Peri-Peri Chicken, Costa Coffee or Cafe Nero.

Q: How long does it take for breakfast to be ready at the hotel?

A: Most hotels provide their own cooked breakfasts so you won't have any trouble finding out when it's ready for your pick-up at the front desk or through room service. If you don't see "breakfast" on the menu, ask about other options like "brunch" or "lunch."