11 Best Fitzrovia Brunch & Breakfast Spots: A Local’s Guide (2026)
Looking to brunch in Fitzrovia? Here’s the best breakfast spots in one of the loveliest spots in London – from a local.
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Tucked between Regent’s Park, Oxford Street, Tottenham Court Road, and Portland Place, Fitzrovia is one of those neighbourhoods you’ll probably end up in — even if you didn’t plan to.
Right in the heart of central London, it’s full of elegant streets, leafy squares, and some of the best brunch and breakfast spots in the city.
So if you’re after a great start to your day — with good food and a bit of style — here are the top Fitzrovia brunch spots to check out, from a Londoner!
Read More: 12 Best Things to Do in Fitzrovia: A Local’s Guide
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11 Best Brunch & Breakfast Spots in Fitzrovia, London (2023)
1. Riding House Fizrovia
43-51 GREAT TITCHFIELD STREET, W1W 7PQ
Riding House Fitzrovia is a Fitzrovia staple — relaxed, reliable, and always buzzing with a brunch crowd.
The menu leans modern European with a comfort food twist, and the space itself is a blend of vintage and modern — stylish without trying too hard. There’s also an open kitchen, which adds a nice bit of atmosphere if you’re dining in.
It’s the kind of spot you end up returning to — whether for a slow weekend catch-up or a midweek breakfast with a bit of energy.
Must-try: the Grilled Halloumi with Avocado, Fried Egg and Sourdough
2. Lantana Cafe Fitzrovia
13 CHARLOTTE PL, W1T 1SN
Lantana Cafe has been a Fitzrovia favourite for years — relaxed and Aussie-inspired, with consistently great brunch.
The vibe is casual and cosy, with a natural, wood-accented feel that makes it easy to settle in for a slow morning.
Coffee is top-tier, and the menu leans fresh, modern, and inclusive — with plenty of options for gluten-free, dairy-free, and vegan eaters (without feeling like an afterthought).
P.S. If you’re after vegan or vegetarian brunch in Fitzrovia, this one’s a solid bet.
Must try: The Mushroom Benedict
3. Where The Pancakes Are
7 CHARLOTTE STREET, W1T 1RG
Where The Pancakes are is, in fact, where the (best) pancakes in Fitzrovia are.
This spot goes way beyond your usual stack, with a creative menu full of sweet and savoury options.
You’ll find everything from classic American-style pancakes with maple syrup to more unexpected combos like their ‘1,000 Baby Greens’ (yes, really).
It’s playful, filling, and perfect for a cosy brunch — just add a hot drink and you’re good to go.
Must try: The unbelievable Pulled BBQ Chicken Pancakes
4. Mortimer House Kitchen
37-41 MORTIMER STREET, W1T 3JH
Mortimer House Kitchen sits on the ground floor of a stylish members’ space in the heart of Fitzrovia — but the restaurant itself is open to everyone, and well worth a visit.
The menu leans Mediterranean, mixing Italian and Middle Eastern flavours with a seasonal, farm-to-table feel. It’s the kind of place where everything tastes fresh without feeling fussy.
With its mid-century interiors and a leafy outdoor terrace, it’s easily one of the most polished brunch spots in the area — perfect if you’re after something a bit more elevated.
Must try: The Sea Bream with Caviar Beurre Blanc, Sea Herbs, and Radish
5. Hugs & Bites Restaurant Cocktail Bar
23 WARREN STREET, W1T 5LX
Hugs & Bites Restaurant Cocktail Bar brings something a little different to the Fitzrovia brunch scene — colourful, casual, and full of personality.
The vibe is warm and fun, with a menu that mixes tapas-style dishes, creative cocktails, and brunch classics with a twist. It’s a great shout if you’re after something a bit more playful than your usual eggs and avo.
The name says it all — expect good food, friendly service, and the kind of easygoing atmosphere that makes you want to linger.
Must try: Their outstanding Halloumi Starter
6. KIN Cafe
22 FOLEY STREET, W1W 6DT
KIN Cafe is a laid-back, family-run spot in the heart of Fitzrovia — and a solid go-to if you’re after a relaxed vegetarian or vegan brunch in the neighbourhood.
The menu focuses on fresh, seasonal ingredients with plenty of flavour — think homemade granola, açaí bowls, organic porridge, sourdough toast, and hearty salads that actually fill you up. Lots of options for plant-based eaters, without compromising on taste.
The space is clean and minimalist, and the coffee’s great too — ideal for a slow morning or quiet weekday break. Definitely one to bookmark if you’re after a more wholesome brunch in central.
Must try: Sweet Potato and Kale Hash
7. Kaffeine
66 GREAT TITCHFIELD STREET, W1W 7QJ
Kaffeine is a Fitzrovia staple — Aussie/New Zealand-owned and known for some of the best speciality coffee in the area.
It’s a small, relaxed spot with a strong local following, ideal for a quick breakfast or low-key coffee break.
The menu is simple but quality-focused — with light breakfast plates, gourmet sandwiches, and a solid pastry lineup (yes, including chocolate lamingtons).
Grab a flat white, order the scrambled eggs on sourdough, and you’ll see why people keep coming back (including me).
Must try: Their famous Savoury Scroll with Vegemite and Cheddar
8. Drunch Oxford Circus
71 GREAT TITCHFIELD STREET, W1W 6RB
Just a short walk from Oxford Circus, Drunch is a solid Fitzrovia spot for breakfast or brunch, especially if you’re after a slightly more polished setting without going over the top.
The menu’s got a bit of everything — a classic English breakfast, fresh pastries, fruit, and good coffee to start the day. Later on, you’ll find mezze platters, burgers, salads, grilled mains, and a few solid vegan options too.
It’s casual enough for a catch-up but smart enough for something a little more put-together. A nice middle ground if you’re in the area.
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Must try: The Mexican Benedict
9. Caravan Fitzrovia Restaurant
152 GREAT PORTLAND STREET, W1W 6AJ
Caravan Fitzrovia Restaurant is one of those spots that shows up on every solid London brunch list — and for good reason.
The space has that signature industrial-meets-cosy feel, with plenty of natural textures and an open, buzzy vibe. The menu pulls inspiration from all over the world, but it still feels approachable — think bold flavours without being fussy.
Coffee’s a big deal here too. They roast their own in-house, so if you’re into speciality brews, you’re in the right place. A great shout for a relaxed Fitzrovia brunch that still feels a bit…elevated.
Must try: The iconic Chorizo Hash
10. Eggslut Fitzrovia
19 PERCY STREET, W1T 1DY
Eggslut might have started as a food truck in LA, but its Fitzrovia location has become a go-to for a quick and deliriously satisfying breakfast.
The concept’s simple: eggs done really well. Most of the menu centres around egg sandwiches — casual, fast, and surprisingly addictive. It’s the kind of place you pop into when you want something filling but still a bit fun.
Ideal for a no-fuss brunch or takeaway bite if you’re in the area, and yes, it actually lives up to the hype!
Must try: The classic Egg, Bacon, and Cheese with Truffle Hash Browns
11. Salt and Pepper
5 BLOOMSBURY STREET, WC1B 3QE
Salt and Pepper is a no-fuss local Fitzrovia spot that covers all the bases — breakfast, brunch, and a bit of everything in between.
The vibe is casual and friendly, with fresh tea and coffee, house-baked cakes, and a menu that blends British classics with a few Italian favourites (think pastas, paninis, jacket potatoes, soups — the works).
It’s affordable, easy, and a solid shout if you’re after a low-key cafe in the neighbourhood.
Must try: Carrot Cake
Map of the Best Brunch & Breakfast Spots in Fitzrovia
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