The Best Champagne Brunches In London

The English Grill at The Rubens at The Palace Hotel can be found in Westminster, delivering a quintessentially British dining experience throughout the day. The interiors are stylish, decadent and inviting, featuring plush seating and elegant chandeliers. This place has also been awarded two AA Rosettes, so you know you're in good hands.

Their morning menu features everything from eggs benedict to streaky bacon pancakes or bubble and squeak potato hash. And when you pair those with a few glasses from the Champagne trolley, you're in for a truly luxurious experience.

We all know that when Champagne is involved, things are pretty good. So, be sure to check out the brunch for two at Clémence Bar, Ceicilias Wine House, Angelique's Wine House, Maltby Street Wine House and Amelies Wine House. Not only will there be plenty of cheese, meat and caviar, but you can also knock back a couple of glasses of fizz.

For those of you seeking out a luxurious bottomless brunch with a view in London, make sure to visit Sky Garden's Darwin Brasserie. Between bites of eggs royale, buttermilk pancakes or cheesy omelettes, knock back Champagne-laced cocktails.

Hosting a high-end bottomless brunch in London, with sushi platters and free-flowing Pommery Brut Royal, Aqua Kyota is not one to miss. Munch on rock shrimp tempura and ginger-miso sea bass with pickled vegetables, all while taking in breathtaking city views from the rooftop.

Add a little luxury to your weekend by snapping up a Champagne brunch at The Alchemist. Found in Battersea, this cool hangout will cook you up a mighty meal (we're talkin' wings and waffles plus salt beef Benedict), which you can pair with a glass or bottle of the good stuff.

All Bar One knows everything tastes better with a lil' Champers, so head along to its London venues for a free-flowing brunch. Running all week long, this top-notch bar offers sweet or savoury brekky plates, alongside bottomless bubbles for an extra £20 per person.

Osteria by Bocconcino's lobster brunch in Covent Garden is a serious upgrade. Kicking things off with a shrimp and oyster platter alongside an antipasti spread (think burrata, arancini and crispy zucchini), the menu sets the tone early.

From there, it only gets better - whether you opt for something lighter like beef carpaccio or go all-in with fritto misto, before landing on the main event. From lobster Benedict to rich linguine or a classic half lobster with fries, each dish is indulgent and a real treat. Of course, no proper weekend brunch is complete without something sparkling in hand. With bottomless prosecco, Aperol spritzes, or Limoncello spritzes flowing for 90 minutes, it's easy to settle into the afternoon and let things stretch out a little longer than planned.

If you're looking to brunch with a spot of bubbly, then head to Champagne Route, a modern restaurant nestled near Tower Hill and only a short walk from Aldgate East. Oozing glamour with its dainty light fixtures and elegant marble countertops, this eatery's menu is as lavish as its interiors. Sip on kir royales and bellinis as you wolf down plates like eggs with wild mushrooms and truffle oil (£8), a juicy BLT sandwich (£6) or a homemade pancake stack pilled with mascarpone cheese and fresh fruits (£7.50).

La Bibliotheque in Hackney is serving a mouthwatering brunch every single Saturday, complete with a glass of Champagne or wine on arrival. Enjoy three delicious courses, featuring a blend of Japanese and Mediterranean cuisines, all for £45 per person.

If you're in the mood for a luxurious meal to kick off your weekend? Then check out Brunch Brunch Baby at Darwin & Wallace, which takes place every Saturday from 12pm. There are multiple restaurants within the collection hosting this event, from Wimbledon to Battersea and Canary Wharf.

Indulge in two delicious courses, featuring a classic full breakfast, pancakes, eggs Benedict and more. There are multiple drinks options, but for unlimited Veuve Clicquot Champagne it'll set you back £75 per person.

If you like your eggs in the morning with a side of bubbly, get on over the Mistress of Mayfair. Combining refined, old-world charm with modern finishes, it's the perfect spot to indulge in the heart of the city. 

At its beautiful brunch with bubbles, you can tuck into a three-course set menu for just £49 or upgrade to bottomless prosecco and signature cocktails for just £79. If you're feeling extra fancy, kick things up a notch with the set menu and bottomless house champagne brunch for only £99 per person.

Flaunting yellowfin tuna tartare, smoked pork belly Benedict and truffle burgers, STK Stratford is a great shout for brunches. While chowing down on opulent eats, get stuck into mimosas or a couple of glasses overflowing with Champagne.

If you're looking for the best Champagne brunch in London, then Bistrotheque is a firm choice. Serving up a constantly changing seasonal menu every Saturday and Sunday, it's the perfect place to enjoy a glass of bubbly with plates of gorgeous grub.

St Pancras by Searcys Brasserie and Champagne Bar knows a thing or two about how to host a luxury brunch in London. Devour tasty bites like eggs Benedict or a perfectly prepared omelette, with a range of premium bottles to chase it down the hatch.