Top 10 Brunches In Fulham London

The up-and-coming little sister of the upmarket Borough of Chelsea, Fulham in London is full of great places to nurse that weekend hangover over a hearty brunch. We pick the top 10 spots in this west London borough to refuel with a great mid-morning meal.

Del'Aziz

Restaurant, Moroccan

This Moroccan restaurant might be best known for its tagines, but the brunch menu is possibly even better, full of English and American classics such as a fry up and pancakes, all with a Moroccan twist. A great choice in the summer when you can sit outside and soak up the sunshine.

Manuka Kitchen

Restaurant, European

Tucked right by Fulham Broadway station, Manuka Kitchen has amazing brunches on Friday, Saturday and Sunday mornings. Alongside a lovely villagey atmosphere and coffee that will satisfy even the most discerning coffee snobs, they also serve up a crushed avocado and feta bruschetta that you’ll be trying to recreate in your kitchen for weeks afterwards…

Boma

Bar, Restaurant, British

Boma has a heavenly brunch combination; delicious classic brunch dishes, and lethally strong cocktails. Best of all? Brunch is served all day, every day (from 9am on weekdays and 10am on weekends). The Bloody Mary is highly recommended, and packs enough punch to get your weekend off to a running start.

Chairs and Coffee

Cafe, British

A Creative Commons Image: Fulham Palace Lawn

Sometimes neglected due to its position in the shadow of the more well-known Manuka Kitchen, Chairs and Coffee is a quirky café serving up great coffee and delicious homemade cakes. Their speciality is perhaps their banana bread: served slightly warm, drizzled in honey, and covered in fruit.

Drawing Room Café

Cafe, British

For an extra-special brunch date, the Drawing Room Café is elegant and on the slightly more expensive end of the breakfast-scale. It’s perfect in the summer, when you can take brunch outside to enjoy beautiful views of the gardens.

The Troubador Café

Bar, Cafe, Restaurant, European, French

Decked out in a vintage style, the Troubador does brunch from 9am until late, giving you plenty of time over the weekends to lounge in bed before you sample their full-English breakfast. To top if off, all the meat and dairy are locally sourced from producers in the Fulham area.

Local Hero

Coffee Shop, Pastries, European

Local Hero on Fulham Road is small but perfectly structured. Independently owned, this cute little coffee place does an incredible flat white that you can enjoy with their delicate Scottish Salmon Eggs Royale. Stick around long enough into the afternoon and you can make a start on their homemade cakes, too.

Love Walk Café

Cafe, American

Whether you’re trying to be kind to your body and give it a healthy smoothie, or replenish its strength from the night before by drowning it in a fry-up, Love Walk has exactly what you’re looking for. Describing itself as a place “where breakfast dreams become reality,” the fluffy American-style pancakes are definitely heavenly, especially when enjoyed out on the terrace on a warm summer morning.

Megan's Deli

Bakery, Restaurant, European

The jury is out on whether this hot, Kings Road brunch spot belongs to Chelsea or Fulham. But when the eggs Benedict are so good who cares? They can be washed down with freshly squeezed juices or coffee. In the summer the outside courtyard is beautiful. Head back in the evening for dinner to sit among the fairy lights and feel a world away from the rush of the city.

Hally’s Ltd.

Restaurant, American

Just off Parson’s Green, Hally’s has a wonderfully beach vibe that will leave you feeling in a relaxed, summery mood all day-even, when the sun isn’t shining. Weekend brunch is served all day, and the menu has an amazing array of American brunch classics such as huevos rancheros and corn fritters.

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Jessica Barnfield

Jessica is a 24 year old graduate living between London and Oxford. She loves to travel, read, and gravitates towards artwork that showcases the weird and fantastical. She writes every chance she gets, and is the founder of her own content company Pure Translation.