Brunch In Kensington And Chelsea

Situated in Parsons Green, Megan's is a chic Mediterranean restaurant decked out in fairy lights, gorgeous greenery and colourful patterned furnishings. Their down-to-earth venue serves a scrumptious all-day menu, with plenty of brunch dishes up for grabs too.

Tuck into everything from 'nduja Turkish eggs to salmon and greens, or blueberry pancakes, washed down by fresh juices or coffee.

Bluebird Chelsea is a brilliant choice when deciding where to have brunch around Kensington. Interiors are bright and airy with a pop of colour from various furnishings and floral accents, whilst outside you'll find an extensive courtyard, perfect for those summer months.

A quintessentially British institution, The Botanist, Sloane Square in Chelsea is a sophisticated restaurant and bar on Sloane Square. Head here for a hearty full English, sourdough with avocado and chilli or oak smoked salmon on toast, all washed down with espresso martinis.

Whether you fancy the sunny terrace or the beautiful white restaurant, The Orangery at Kensington Palace is a top choice of brunch spots. In this historic venue that's been around since 1704, when it was built as a greenhouse for Queen Anne, you'll find a delicious morning menu of wild mushroom and truffle omelettes, eggs Benedict or mixed berry pancakes.

From the fabulous location and stunning interiors to the excellent menu of mid-morning eats, Ollie's House is a bit of an all-rounder. Found in Chelsea, this joint slings out classics with a twist, including miso eggs royale, tofu breakfast baos and Indonesian corn fritters.

One of the few traditional pubs serving brunch in the area, The Chelsea Ram is a gorgeous spot touting accent walls, snazzy decor and gastro vibes. Food-wise, the menu may be small but it packs a punch with options such as open fish finger sandwiches with tartare sauce and honey roasted gammon.

If you're looking for a unique brunch in South Kensington, head over to London Secret Garden. While surrounded by luscious foliage and an atmospheric church, enjoy your private dining pod, where you can delve into breakfast bites, like eggs Benedict, pancakes and more.

Head over to Belgravia where Chestnut is serving one of the best brunches in Kensington and Chelsea. The pretty cafe and bakery is bringing you a stunning array of fresh pastries and breakfast plates, as well as some of the best sourdough bread in London.

Situated near the Natural History and V&A Museums in South Kensington, Glamarama Green is the perfect destination for an Aussie-style brunch after exploring the nearby attractions. The chic venue takes inspiration from Sydney's Tamarama Beach and the Victoria & Albert Museum, offering an outdoor terrace and a collection of 25 bold fashion portraits by artist Rose Blake.

Indulge in the Daisy Green brand's signature sweetcorn fritters or their acclaimed banana bread filled with fresh berries and mascarpone cream, paired with refreshing margaritas, spicy mandarin sours, and fruity spritzes made with blueberry, lemon, and elderflower. Just a short walk from the Design Museum and Kensington High Street, you'll also find the sister spot, Holland Park Cafe by Daisy Green, with a similarly laid-back yet stylish vibe.

Looking for something a little different? The Little Blue Door is your go-to for a quirky bottomless brunch in Chelsea. Decked out to look like a glamorous flat, the West London restaurant will see you and your friends noshing on fried chicken and chilli maple butter honey pancakes whilst reclining on cosy sofas.

With an award-winning brasserie and cocktail bar, Beaufort House is a no-brainer for a knockout meal come the weekend. Order yourself a smoked salmon house bagel, a cheese omelette or a caramelised banana oatmeal porridge and a hot shot of ginger to really wake you up.

Bringing you brunch with a view, this pub by the river is cooking up all the classics in a beautiful setting. Make yourself comfy on one of The Waterside's banquettes and enjoy your first coffee of the day whilst staring out at the Thames.

Gaucho are taking things up a notch with their Electro Brunch Feast. Perfect for special occasions, the decadent spread includes apple pancakes, burrata on sourdough toast, smoked chocolate ganache and Aperol spritzes. 

Italian cafe Chucs is just the place for a spot of brunch in Chelsea, with veggie breakfasts, eggs benny and smashed avo making up the menu. Better yet, their opulent interiors are just divine, making them perfect for the 'Gram.

A Parisian all-day bistro, Colbert has arguably the best breakfast in Kensington. Grab a table in this cosy spot and sample some authentic French dishes, such as pain aux raisins, cheese and ham crêpes and poached egg and avocado-topped focaccia. 

Bringing a taste of Peru to West London, Chicama is shaking up Chelsea's brunch game. The seafood eatery is offering a refreshing array of crab and sweetcorn pancakes, blackened octopus and fish brioche buns.

A French bistro specialising in pastries, classic breakfast dishes and brunch in Kensington, Aubaine is a charming spot to welcome in the weekend. Ideally nestled in the hub of all the action, the intimate eatery is whipping up everything from lobster Benedict to chicken breast croquettes and avocado on cereal toast.

Get ready to elevate your weekend plans with SACHI's exclusive Sunday brunch. From midday until 5pm every Sunday, step into a world where every dish is an art form and every bite tells a story. For just £55 per person, indulge in a modern Japanese brunch experience like no other.

Start your journey with delightful sharing starters and desserts that will leave you craving more. Then, dive into one of the expertly crafted mains, like the melt-in-your-mouth black cod or the succulent beef tenderloin - each dish a perfect balance of tradition and innovation.

A treat for the stomach and the eyes, Balans Cafe Bar is upgrading your brunch with a menu of indulgent bites and unusual options. Pick between plates such as fried egg and confit duck leg, pork and chorizo baps or a simple homemade granola with greek yoghurt.