Where To Eat: All Day Breakfast In London
Whether you've got the usual dinner-time cravings after a big night out, or starting your day in the normal, responsible way, these all day breakfast spots will fulfil your all day needs.
By Rex Adams | Updated Sep 6 2024
It's okay to admit that you love breakfast but don't want to have a heavy fry-up first thing in the morning. However, on the odd occassion a craving for some french toast or american pancakes kicks in, you'll want to know where to head to. Luckily enough London is full of all-day breakfast spots, and we've selected (and tried) the best brekkie joints so that you can have your day sunny side up- no matter what the time.
The Breakfast Club
Starting off with probably London's most well-known breakfast location, is the aptly named Breakfast Club. The brainchild of two Yorkshire natives has grown exponentially since its opening in 2005, with caf's open in over 13 different locations in London. It's first ever store lies on the popular D'Arblay Street in Soho and it's hard to miss. With it's egg yolk yellow front and 1980's nostalgic memorabilia decor it's a fun and welcoming environment known for great service and top knotch brekkie food.
24 Hour Polo Bar
176 Bishopsgate, London, EC2M 4NQ
When it comes to all-day breakfast, you can't go wrong with your local caf, and 24 Hour Polo Bar seem to really know what they're doing, especially since they've been open since 1959. What started as a humble family business has now excelled into an east London favourite with the same values, just now open 24 hours a day with a liquor license- perfect for when enjoying breakfast for dinner.
Milk
Head south of the river and you'll find Milk, a much loved Balham based café established in 2012 and with all-day breakfast options on the menu. The dishes are inspired by the creative roots of co-founders Julian Porter and Lauren Johns, with each dish simple, but well executed. Ingredients are locally sourced, from family owned suppliers and are mainly organic.
Egg Break
30 Uxbridge St, London W8 7TA
It's all in the name really, Eggbreak serves all things egg and they do NOT mess around when it comes to this ingredient. Their menu is packed with eggs based 'breakfasty' meals that are global and innovatively made.
E Pellicci
332 Bethnal Grn Rd, London E2 0AG
It's a best loved greasy spoon that has really made it's name through it's service and food, and, after being established for so long, you best believe they know a thing or two about breakfasts.