Guide to the best brunch spots in Soho

Dean Street Townhouse is a sophisticated venue serving brunch at weekends. Enjoy all-day breakfast dishes like kedgeree or opt for savoury mains like steak or fish and chips. Pop along to brunch on Sunday and you can also enjoy a traditional Sunday roast that’s just as comforting as the one your mum makes.

Café Boheme serves classic all-day French dishes with live jazz every afternoon. Brunch is on the menu at the weekend, with choices like omelettes, smoked salmon and scrambled eggs, and poulet frites. Sunday brunch includes a choice of roasts too. This is a top destination for a laid-back meal in a relaxed atmosphere.

Shackfuyu started life as a pop-up but was so in-demand it became permanent. This izakaya serves up an eclectic menu of Japanese dishes and there's a bottomless brunch on Sunday where the prosecco is unlimited. Expect fusion food like sandos, ceviche, and the Kinako French toast, which has attracted a cult following.

Taking inspiration from the coffee culture of Australia and New Zealand, Kaffeine serves coffee and regularly-changing food menus. Breakfast and lunch is available plus brunch dishes, from light options like granola or fruit salad to bigger meals like pancakes, and eggs or creamy mushrooms on toast. This modern coffee shop also offers takeaway.

Scarlett Green is ranked as one of the best brunch spots in the world. This Aussie-inspired venue serves food all day - you can enjoy a classic bottomless brunch here or opt for a bottomless dinner in the evening. Diners can expect carefully-sourced ingredients cooked from scratch, with meat, fish, and plant-based choices.

Head to Korean Dinner Party in Soho for laid-back food, cocktails, and a great vibe. There's loads going on, including Taco Tuesdays and the weekend bottomless brunch party - enjoy a Korean feast plus unlimited prosecco and a round of Korean soju. The menu here is all about flavourful street food and small bites.

Balans has two Soho branches and is the place to enjoy brunch dishes throughout the day. Expect classics like a fried breakfast, French toast, and steak and eggs. This is a timeless brasserie with a lively spirit. Cocktails and a wide range of wine options are available too.

Serving a fusion of Japanese and Peruvian cooking, Chotto Matte has an extensive menu and is home to the Harajuku Brunch. Unlimited champagne and signature cocktails are served alongside your choice of dishes like tempura, curried prawns, and sashimi. Expect fine cuisine in a space that’s avant garde yet elegant.

Dirty Bones serves American comfort food and their weekend brunch is no exception. Expect New York-style classic dishes like steak and eggs, chicken and waffles, or pancakes. There's also the option to make your brunch a bottomless one - you don't have to stick to only one drink either!

Señor Ceviche specialises in Japanese-Peruvian fusion food, known as Nikkei cuisine. There are à la carte and tasting menus but there's also a free-flowing weekend brunch to explore this cuisine and get your weekend started. Enjoy rich and innovative cooking along with bottomless cocktails, wine, or prosecco in a fun and lively environment.

Brunch is available every day at Old Compton Brasserie, a stylish restaurant and bar serving internationally-inspired food. When you're ready to let your hair down, head to the weekend bottomless brunch. Enjoy music, free-flowing drinks, and a great vibe along with dishes like scrambled eggs, smoked salmon latkes, burgers, and scotch eggs.

Aqua Kyoto is a Soho destination for sophisticated Japanese food. The venue is striking and serves elevated dishes like sushi and tempura. There's a weekly bottomless brunch that includes refined dishes such as sashimi or grilled salmon. Wash it down with free-flowing prosecco or selected cocktails in this sleek and ultra-modern restaurant.

Robata is a contemporary izakaya showcasing traditional Japanese charcoal cooking, with a name meaning 'fireside'. Expect modern interpretations of culinary traditions. On Saturdays and Sundays there's a bottomless prosecco brunch including skewers, beef fillet, and fried chicken. At brunch you can immerse yourself in the cuisine at this informal but stylish eatery.

Tom Cenci, formerly of Duck & Waffle and Loyal Tavern, now brings Nessa to Soho's Edwardian corner building. This all-day bistro, with an affiliated private members' club above, reimagines British classics with seasonal flair, using top-quality local ingredients and fresh seafood. The horseshoe bar features an extensive wine and cocktail menu. As for brunch, expect a menu that features some of the world's top breakfasts, including a full English and a black pudding brioche roll.

The Breakfast Club certainly doesn't hold back when it comes to its breakfast and brunch offerings. You can enjoy a wide range of options, from burgers to pancakes, starting early in the morning and extending into the late afternoon. Whether you have a sweet tooth and fancy some blueberry pancakes with bacon, prefer the classic full Monty breakfast with all the extras, or need a hangover cure in the form of a Bloody Mary, they've got you covered.