Dim Sum Sundays at Hakkasan Hanway Place
Chill out to the sound of resident DJ, Pathaan, at Cantonese favourite Hakkasan and devour an exciting range of steamed, baked, fried, and grilled dim sum, main dishes and desserts. Menu highlights include Crispy smoked duck and pumpkin puff, Golden radish crabmeat pastry, Sautéed venison fillet in Mongolian sauce with pak choi and Apple tatin with blackberry, almond crumble and vanilla.
The brunch includes a cocktail upon arrival, followed by a half bottle of Louis Roederer Brut Premier NV Champagne to accompany the meal. Finish off with a choice of digestif cocktails to enjoy with dessert. An absolute must-visit for a lazy Sunday.
12.00pm-6:45pm. £58 per person.
ROKA Canary Wharf
ROKA’s popular Japanese Sunday brunch is still going strong. A decent selection of the restaurant’s signature Robata dishes alongside sashimi platters and dessert platters, served with a Bellini on arrival and wines throughout the meal.
Pop along to watch the attentive and knowledgeable staff. A thoroughly enjoyable experience.
11:30am-8pm. £42, £54 or £66 dependent on wine choices.
The House of Ho, Soho
Vietnamese street food may not seem like typical brunch fare, but Bobby's Rock 'n' Roll Brunch at Soho’s House of Ho proves that edamame beans can replace eggs benedict for a lazy Sunday feast, especially when paired with bottomless prosecco. Diners are greeted upon arrival at the sleek Old Compton Street address with a lychee Bellini before browsing celebrity chef Bobby Chinn's menu of unique dishes that take a modern approach to traditional Vietnamese flavours. Guests can choose three starters and one signature dish with rice and sides, not to mention dessert and an unending flow of Arcobello prosecco.
To start, try the summer rolls, bursting with carrot, noodles and mint, the refreshing chicken and pomelo salad and the soft smoked aubergine with crispy shallots. For signature dishes, the Vietnamese chicken curry tastes like it comes straight from the streets of Hanoi but the tender Shaking Beef steals the show.
12:00pm-5pm. £29.
Tom’s Kitchen Chelsea
Head down to trendy Chelsea and enjoy a very British brunch created by hot chef Tom Aikens at Tom’s Kitchen Chelsea. A poached goose egg, tangy prosciutto and creamy hollandaise sauce is complimented by lavish gratings of fresh truffle to create the ‘Ultimate Tuffled Eggs Benedict’.
Children are well looked after over at Tom’s Kitchen Canary Wharf, where each Sunday they are invited to take part in an arts and crafts session – allowing the grown-ups time to wind down over the British inspired brunch menu.
Habanera, Shepherd's Bush
Located in Shepherd’s Bush, this award-winning Mexican restaurant offers an authentic menu of artisan tacos, healthy burritos and lively cocktails. Head down to the vividly coloured restaurant on a Sunday and enjoy traditional delights such as the huevos rancheros (eggs, spiced tomato salsa and avocado).
Quaff back one of their signature cocktails whilst enjoying the eclectic Mexican street art which adorns the walls. We love the Cucumber Collins and Red Pepper Martini.
Bellini Brunch at South Place Hotel
Sleek South Place Hotel's rooftop restaurant, Angler, gained a Michelin star last year. Enjoy their buzzy weekend brunch in 3 South Place. Select itmes from the varied a la carte menu and opt for bottomless bellinis, mimosas or proseccos for a surcharge of £15 whilst you dine.
12:00pm-4pm. £22.50 for 2 courses or £27.50 for 3 courses
Whizz up to the rooftop terrace on the 7th floor and enjoy a grilled BBQ lunch courtesy of executive chef, Tony Fleming. Summer beats from a curated schedule of international DJs will ensure good times.
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