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Best Breakfast in London

Best breakfast in London for full English cafes, bacon naan rolls, brunch rooms, bakeries, coffee, and morning meals across the city.

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Best Breakfast in London

Guide: Fry-Ups, Brunch Rooms, and Cafe Mornings

London breakfast deserves its own lane: E. Pellicci and Regency Cafe cover the classic fry-up, Dishoom handles the bacon-naan morning, Farm Girl and Dalloway Terrace give west and central London a softer brunch rhythm, while Fischer's, Honey & Co Daily, and St. John Bread and Wine keep the route useful beyond a single neighborhood. Use this when the day needs eggs, coffee, baking, or a proper cafe start before the dinner plan begins.

  • E. PellicciE. Pellicci is a family-run Bethnal Green cafe with over a century of history, Grade II-listed wood panelling, full English breakfasts, Italian classics, and a room where the welcome is part of the reason to go.
  • Regency CafeRegency Cafe is the Westminster breakfast classic: tiled room, fry-ups, tea, shouted orders, and everyday London texture close to Tate Britain and Victoria.
  • Dishoom Covent GardenDishoom Covent Garden channels old Bombay cafe culture into an all-day London workhorse: bacon naan rolls at breakfast, black daal, grills, chaats, cocktails, and a room that handles groups better than most central tables.
  • Farm GirlFarm Girl is the Portobello daytime stop for Australian-style brunch, coffee, smoothies, and a lighter Notting Hill rhythm before the market. It is more about morning fuel and people-watching than dinner ambition.
  • Fischer'sFischer's brings Viennese cafe energy to Marylebone High Street: schnitzel, sausages, konditorei, breakfast, and an all-day room that suits the neighbourhood's slower pace.
  • Honey & Co DailyHoney & Co Daily brings Middle Eastern baking, salads, lunch plates, and excellent cakes to Bloomsbury, making Lamb's Conduit Street useful from breakfast through afternoon.
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