18 unmissable brunches that you need to try in Marylebone

Looking for the best brunch in Marylebone? Our recommendations all offer something a bit different - from decadent hotels to chic sunny brunch spots in the heart of Marylebone Village. It’s never too early to start thinking about where to go for your next brunch, and London’s restaurant and café scene is packed with options. Considering the area’s central location, it’s no surprise that there are great weekend brunch spots near Marylebone High Street, Baker Street and the surrounding side streets and neighbourhoods. In fact, many of Marylebone's brunch restaurants are also perfect for breakfast meetings too - in case you’re thinking business rather than bottomless.

Despite its posh postcode, there are some really affordable brunch options here, and you'll find that brunch is a great way to enjoy the food at some of London's fanciest restaurants for a snip of the cost of its regular menu. And for something particularly decadent, head over to one of Marylebone’s impressive hotels where you can enjoy brunch and bubbles in a 5-star setting for a special weekend celebration.

Whether you’re after a full-blown Sunday brunch in Marylebone - a fry up, perhaps - or fancy something a bit different to go with your Saturday morning coffee, there really is a brunch in Marylebone for every occasion. We’ve included traditional options where you can enjoy impeccably made classics, all the way through to unique Marylebone village brunch spots serving things like buckwheat and pumpkin dosas (yes, really).

Whether you're after a brunch on Marylebone High Street to relax post-shopping, or something a bit spesh that you'll remember for years to come, you can find all that and more down below. Better still, most of these entries serve up signature cocktails or glasses of fizz for those looking to make their Marylebone brunch a tad boozy.

Whatever it is you crave, we’ve rounded up a handful of the best brunches in Marylebone, which are sure to suit every appetite. Enjoy!

Kitchen at Holmes

What: Bringing all-day dining to Marylebone’s Baker Street, Kitchen at Holmes specialises in Mediterranean fare, adding a bit of a twist to your classic breakfast and brunch dishes. Look out for Med-inspired dishes like courgette and feta fritters with za’atar, and crushed avo on sourdough with heritage tomatoes, while lighter options span a selection of fruits, grains and baked goods. Come summer, be sure to head out to the terrace for some al fresco brunching.
Must-order dish: Courgette and feta fritter with Greek yoghurt and za’atar
Where: 108 Baker Street, W1U 6IJ
Book now: Kitchen at Holmes

Sunday in Brooklyn

What: This cosy eatery has brought its New York charm to the capital, boasting an extravagant selection of brunch plates that are available seven days a week. Options include steak and eggs served with Long Island potatoes, shakshuka with grilled focaccia, and cheddar scrambled eggs with bacon, salmon, or merguez sausage. That said, the piece de resistance at Sunday in Brooklyn is its extra-thick, cake-like pancakes, smothered in hazelnut maple praline. They're a must-order in our opinion, also available at Sunday in Brooklyn Notting Hill.
Must-order dish: Hazelnut maple praline pancakes with brown butter
Where: 10-12 James Street, W1U 1EE
Book now: Sunday in Brooklyn

Bar Kroketa St Christophers Place

What: Known for its casual Spanish interiors, Bar Kroketa does exactly what it says on the tin: a croqueta-focused brunch with bottomless drinks set between Marylebone High Street and Oxford Street. It’s one of the most generous brunch offers we’ve seen, offering a set menu that not only includes bottomless Cava, Aperol Spritz or Agua de Valencia, but also offers limitless croquettes (jamon, king prawn, piquillo pepper or wild garlic) as well. On top of all that, expect pan con tomate, padron peppers, patatas bravas, and chocolate croquetas too!
Must-order dish: Jamón croquetas
Where: 23 Barrett Street, W1U 1BF
Book now: Bar Kroketa St Christophers Place

LAVO

What: While not strictly a brunch, LAVO’s breakfast to lunch menus offer all the Italian brunchy takes you might wish for, complete with one of London’s most beautiful dining rooms. If you’re kicking off early, breakfasts include buffet selection with pastries, breads, and charcuterie, alongside full English breakfasts, eggs your way, plus light yoghurt and fruit options. Alongside a brilliant value weekday set lunch, there’s also a whole host of Italian plates perfect for brunch: from Scottish salmon and skirt steak to pizza and pasta plates.
Must-order dish: The full English, followed by a slice of ciambellone from the baked goods counter
Where: The BoTree, 30 Marylebone Lane, W1U 2DR
Book now: LAVO

Fischer’s

What: This Venetian-inspired café from The Wolseley Hospitality Group is found right on Marylebone High Street. The chic cafe serves up a weekend brunch menu packed full of Austrian classics, which sees black pudding rosti served alongside smoked haddock kedgeree with a poached egg, or sweetcorn fritters with smashed avocado. If you’re looking to make things boozy, add a glass of Champagne from the impressive by-the-glass selection.
Must-order dish: Eggs royale, or any of the rostis
Where: 50 Marylebone High Street, W1U 5HN
Book now: Fischer's

The Dining Room at Durrants Hotel

What: Technically, this is Durrants’ breakfast menu, but with dishes like Belgian waffles with maple syrup and seasonal berries, and smoked salmon and scrambled eggs on the menu, we think it's just as appropriate for brunch, with plates served until 11am. Take a seat in Durrants’ elegant, wood-panelled dining room, and tuck into everything from brunch classics, to slightly more unique options, or book from 12pm when the lunch menu comes on.
Must-order dish: Avocado and feta with poached eggs on toast
Where: 26-32 George Street, W1H 5BJ
Book now: The Dining Room at Durrants Hotel

108 Brasserie & Bar 

What: For a traditional brunch in a chic brasserie setting, head to 108. Here, you’ll find a ton of classic options like avocado on toast with pickled radish and crumbled feta, and smoked salmon and poppy seed bagels. Once a month, head to 108 Brasserie & Bar for its weekend Jazz Brunch, which pairs seasonal brunch dishes with Champagne and live music.
Must-order dish: Warmed croissant with caramelised onion brie
Where: 108 Marylebone Lane, W1G 8DN
Book now: 108 Brasserie & Bar

Boxcar Baker & Deli 

What: This casual spin-off offers a more daytime-friendly spread via a simple menu of baked goods, smoothie bowls, salads and sandwiches. Sweet treats to choose from include chocolate, hazelnut and banana waffles, or a rhubarb, mascarpone and pistachio Danish, with plenty of savoury plates too, if that’s more your style. Here, it’s walk-ins only, and pastries are available until they sell out, so we’d recommend getting there early if you can.
Must-order dish: Any of the pastries
Where: 7a Wyndham Place, W1H 1PN
Book now: Boxcar Baker & Deli

Delamina 

What: The cooking at this all-dayer takes its cue from Tel Aviv, and its brunch offering is no different. Pay a visit to Delamina on the weekend to try a selection of east Mediterranean classics, from a traditional shakshuka, which sees eggs cooked in a pan with tomatoes, peppers, onions, and chilli, and comes with pita for dipping, or perhaps try the scrambled eggs, which arrive topped with feta and honey. Brunch drinks are categorised by occasion, with celebrate, relax, or refresh options, depending on your mood, but a pul biber-spiced bloody mary sounds like a perfect way to start the weekend.
Must-order dish: Green shakshuka with feta, spinach, leeks and peas
Where: 56-58 Marylebone Lane, W1U 2NX
Book now: Delamina

Jikoni

What: If you’re looking to try a not-so-typical brunch, head to Ravinder Bhogal's unique, wonderful Jikoni on Blandford Street. Ravinder's distinctive flavour combinations translate well to brunch, with dishes like a buckwheat and pumpkin dosa with coconut chutney which shows off her borderless flavours concept. There are sweet options too, like an excellent saffron malpua with pistachio ice cream, and the dining room is very charming indeed, all plush scatter cushions and chintzy furnishings. Head over every weekend, and grab yourself one of the signature brunch cocktails whilst you’re at it.
Must-order dish: Spicy fish cakes with pea and mint stuffing, curry hollandaise and a poached egg
Where: 19-21 Blandford Street, W1D 3DH
Book now: Jikoni

Cavita

What: At Cavita, brunch is bold. Helmed by chef Adriana Cavita, think punchy Mexican flavours reimagined: smoky salsas, perfectly crisp tortillas, and dishes that balance richness with zing. Available Saturdays and Sundays, brunch dishes might include classic huevos rancheros, cochinita pibil tortillas, or chilaquiles with fried egg and parmesan. The room buzzes with energy, all warm tones and confident cooking, making it ideal for slow weekends that stretch into afternoon cocktails.
Must-order dish: Huevos con nopales
Where: 60 Wigmore Street, W1U 2RZ
Book now: Cavita

Lina Stores

What: Brunch at Lina Stores feels like slipping into a sunlit corner of Italy, spread across two floors. Expect silky scrambled eggs on sourdough bread, butter-laced pastries, and a full Italian breakfast with fennel sausage. With pastel interiors and shelves lined like a delicatessen dream, even the simplest plates, like smoked salmon and cream cheese, come elevated by impeccable ingredients. Come hungry but unhurried; Lina Stores also offers the chance to sneak in a cheeky mid-morning spritz, Bellini, or Bloody Maria.
Must-order dish: The Full Italian
Where: 13-15 Marylebone Lane, W1U 2NE
Book now: Lina Stores

Naroon

What: Looking for an interesting brunch near Marylebone High Street? Naroon is just the ticket, thanks to a vibrant, spice-kissed menu packed with colourful plates. It’s Iranian, so expect gorgeous interiors, pink banquettes, soft dusky tones, and impressive rugs hanging from the walls. It's elevated, but there’s a comforting, home-style energy here, like you’ve been invited into someone’s kitchen. The brunch menu offers traditional Persian pancakes with walnuts and honey, Persian omelettes, and brunch specials like eggs Benedict with harissa hollandaise.
Must-order dish: Sois bandari, roasted spicy sausage, new potatoes and grilled onions mixed with tomato puree.
Where: 17 New Cavendish Street, W1G 9UA
Book now: Naroon

Daisy Green

What: The original Daisy Green cafe hasn’t lost any of its magic. Set in Portman Village, you’ll find a small cafe with cherry blossom exteriors and a small set of calm al fresco tables. To match, the brunch menu reads like a roll call of all our favourite Australian brunch classics. Think sweetcorn fritters, smashed avocado, The Bondi full breakfast among savoury choices, matched with sweet plates like buttermilk pancakes with blueberries and banana bread sandwiches filled with whipped mascarpone.
Must-order dish: Dirty Daisy tater tots with chorizo, chipotle sour cream, poached eggs and green tomato
Where: 20 Seymour Street, W1H 7HX
Book now: Daisy Green

Brasserie of Light

What: Set within Marylebone’s iconic Selfridges store, Brasserie of Light offers an iconic location for late morning breakfasts. The gigantic, Damien Hirst-designed Pegasus sculpture hanging from the ceiling is picture-ready, and the food is just as photogenic. Think prettily plated eggs Benedict under a blanket of glossy Hollandaise, sampled salmon and scrambled eggs with imperial caviar, omelettes, chia bowls, and bacon and egg croissants.
Must-order dish: Buttermilk pancakes with mixed berries, lemon balm and maple syrup
Where: Selfridges, 400 Oxford Street, W1A 1AB
Book now: Brasserie of Light

Broken Eggs

What: Sure, this one’s technically in Fitzrovia, but it’s pretty much on the boundary and to us, the extra minutes walking are well worth it. Broken Eggs put the focus on brunchy tortillas, tapas sharing dishes and little nibbles ‘para picar’. From big hunks of house tortilla topped with jamon, chorizo, courgette and sundried tomato or Manchego to namesake ‘huevos rotos’ (broken eggs) served on chips, this spot isn’t your usual brunch joint - and all the better for it. To finish, there’s Basque cheesecake or classic churros with an indulgent chocolate sauce.
Must-order dish: House tortilla with jamon
Where: 24-25 Foley Street, W1W 6DX
Book now: Broken Eggs

The Montagu Kitchen & Lounge

What: This versatile brasserie finds its home at hotel Hyatt Regency The Churchill and offers one of Marylebone’s most indulgent breakfasts. Head over any day of the week and dive into eggs cooked anyway, continental breakfasts and loaded omelettes. Menus here focus on seasonal and local produce, with options for a range of dietary requirements. Take a seat in the foliage-filled dining room, and watch the action of the open kitchen, the perfect way to start the day.
Must-order dish: Shakshuka scramble
Where: Portman Square, W1H 7BH
Book now: The Montagu Kitchen & Lounge

The Veg Box Cafe

What: On the hunt for the best vegan brunch in Marylebone? This independently run cafe boasts an entirely plant-based menu, focusing on fresh, sustainable and seasonal dishes. Breakfast and brunch are served up seven days a week, and whilst menus change often, you can expect dishes such as scrambled tofu and spiced black bean burritos in a lentil and spinach tortilla, or the triple threat pancake stack with banana, fresh berries, fruit compote and smotherings of maple syrup.
Must-order dish: Caramelised onion and cream cheese crostini
Where: 136 Marylebone Road, NW1 5PH
Book now: The Veg Box Cafe

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