The best Australian restaurants in London

The Daisy Green Collection eateries aren't just top places for an Australian brunch London-wide, they're recognised as world leaders. These bright and contemporary venues are located all around the city, with menus that focus on health-conscious brunch dishes packed with global flavours. Dinner is also available, plus coffee and cocktails.

Kaffeine takes inspiration from Antipodean coffee culture. These modern independent eateries put as much emphasis on the food as the coffee. Menus change here every week but diners can expect breakfast dishes, pastries, and bakes, and brunch and lunch dishes ranging from light choices to plated meals. Takeaways and office catering are available.

Visit Kiss the Koala for Instagram-friendly brunches in North London. This vibrant and contemporary spot isn't showy but has lots of cute design touches. Breakfast and brunch is available here all day, including a brunch menu for kids. Bottomless brunch is available too. Food is inspired by Aussie brunch culture and is packed with international flavours.

Farm Girl serves quality coffee and vibrant brunch dishes. These Australian eateries use organic produce for all of the food, with lighter and more substantial dishes available. They're also famed for innovative hot drinks like the Rose Latte complete with petals. These sunny eateries are casual, health-conscious, and easy-going.

Dine in a relaxed setting at any time of day with The Pear Tree. This neighbourhood eatery has an on-site deli and serves food in a contemporary environment flooded with light. Laid-back seasonal recipes are available here like breakfast specialities, burgers and sandwiches, steak, and seafood. There's also a Sunday roast, a kids' menu, and a broad choice of drinks.

Stylish Lantana brings Aussie café culture to London. In tasteful contemporary surroundings with appealing wall art you can enjoy globally-inspired food all day. Health-conscious dishes include corn fritters, nasi goreng, and poke bowls, plus there's a bottomless weekend brunch. This is an Australian café London diners keep returning to.

In Hammersmith you can enjoy Aussie-inspired café bites and purchase wine and coffee beans at Antipode. This sleek contemporary venue has attracted plenty of attention with its light food like toasties and filled naan breads. Guest coffee beans bring in fresh flavours, and juices and smoothies are served as well. 

Located in Hoxton, Friends of Ours brings the wholesome Australian brunch to London. This cosy and unpretentious spot has indoor and outdoor tables and serves fresh natural food with international inspirations. Go for something like a tofu banh mi or try simpler recipes like porridge, pastries, or eggs on toast at this sunny spot.

There are a number of Brickwood locations in London, where all-day breakfast and brunch are the speciality. These down-to-earth venues have indoor and outdoor seating, vibrant facades, and contemporary interiors. The varied menu includes brekky sandwiches and burgers, burritos, banana bread, and pancakes. Complete the experience with coffee, juices, smoothies, or wine.

Diners head to Antipodea for chilled-out meals with a clear Australian influence. During the day this place serves international recipes like egg dishes and burgers, whilst in the evening it turns into a buzzy brasserie for dinner and drinks. The interiors are crisp and contemporary.

Family-run eatery Brunswick East brings laid-back Australian all-day dining to East London. It's an informal spot and the Dalston location has its own sky farm, growing the fresh produce that ends up on your plate. In breezy surroundings you can eat global and seasonal brunch dishes at any time. A wide choice of fresh pastries are also available.

Established by Aussie chef Bill Granger, Granger & Co. is a sunny destination for global dishes. You'll find branches around the city. Each venue is refined, contemporary, and relaxed, with food served throughout the day. The place is especially well-known for generous breakfasts and a menu packed with an array of global influences.

Milk Beach is a popular Australian restaurant and bar. This place showcases the fusion of cultures that modern Australian cuisine is built on. Vibrant and health-conscious brunch dishes and dinnertime sharing plates are served, as well as house-roasted coffee, cocktails, and organic and sustainable wines. The space is bright and airy with a modern rustic feel.

Low-key café Milk is one of Balham's most popular eateries. This is a walk-in only venue that occupies an on-trend rustic space. Elegant breakfast and brunch recipes are served like sweetcorn fritters, banana bread, breakfast sandwiches, and exciting seasonal specials. Complete the experience here with a fresh smoothie or juice. 

An offshoot of the popular Farm Girl eateries, Roll Baby is a vibrant and modern spot specialising in fresh, healthy, and convenient food. Rice paper rolls with a huge choice of different fillings are served here. Service is fast and it's takeaway only. This place satisfies whether you want a complete meal or just a quick health-conscious snack.

Original brunch spot Abuelo presents a fusion of Australian and South American cooking. Head to this cosy and peaceful spot for creative dishes like toasties, empanadas, and fritters, served all day. This place is also committed to great coffee – choose from the house espresso blend, guest beans, pour-over coffee, or a decaf version.

England's Grace, adjacent to The Regent's Park, blends Australian brunch vibes with European gourmet dining, transitioning from a chic daytime café to an elegant evening venue. The menu showcases beloved dishes from both continents, paired with a global wine selection and assorted dessert choices.