15 Brunch Dishes Everyone In London Needs To Try

It's hard to find fault with brekkie at the Wolseley. Luxurious, but not flashy. Pricey, but giant portions. Eggs Benny here are golden and unctuous. Their scrambled eggs are worth a look too. Treat yourself (and a friend too if you're feeling flash).

A massive feast in a dish. Turkish scrambled eggs, served piping hot with chunks of sausage and feta – and of course a big basket of bread. If this doesn't cure your hangover, nothing else will.

A breakfast made for Instagram. Combine soft lemony avocado with chewy sourdough, and a touch of chives. Finish with a perfectly poached egg, and choose your filter. Or just tuck straight in, up to you.

This Persian supermarket has a nifty café attached, with a short but sweet menu. Go for eggs with dates and spices – or eggs with plantain and harissa for a carby boost. And then come back later in the day for pudding. Trust us on that one.

Start your day the Swanson way with this mighty feast. Choose your cut (rib-eye or filet), add two fried eggs and hash browns and chow down. If you fancy something marginally lighter, try the bubble and squeak.

A golden duck egg, perfectly perched on top of a crispy waffle with a dreamy duck confit. AKA heaven. The best bit? It's served 24 hours a day, so you can have breakfast for dinner any time you fancy it.

A curveball here, but stick with us. Served with halloumi, courgette fritters and a parsley salad, the deep fried egg brings the whole dish together. Don't fancy it? Try the broken egg instead.

The explanation for these gorgeous golden yolks is simple. The eggs come direct from organic, free-range eggs on the Daylesford farm. Add in a slice of home-made sourdough and you've got a simply delicious meal.

Served with cool whipped yoghurt and laced with hot chilli sauce, these Turkish eggs will kickstart your morning, and clear out any cobwebs. BTW, Lantana is a good venue if your dining companion prefers to eat gluten free, or is vegan – many items are available with soy milk.

A spicy twist on Huevos Rancheros – two fried eggs on top of blue corn tortillas and two salsas (one green tomatillo, one roast tomato) as well as a cooling crema to chill you out. A light but zingy start to the day.

No matter how many #avotoasts you 'gram, a fry-up trumps all. Pellici's is a top caff and it's a Grade II-listed building to boot. What more could you want?

The best of kind of breakfast, this is. One where you take a morsel from each part of your plate (bit of guac, bit of refried beans, the dippy bit of the egg) and it all comes together in one delicious savoury bite. Plus the smiley face is super cute.

Basically boiled egg and soldiers, taken to a whole new level. Slow cooked poached eggs, with bacon and a Greek yoghurt hollandaise, served with koulouri. Dreamy.

Whether it's butternut squash or spinach and chorizo, the baked eggs at this Balham fave will blow your mind.

(BTW, M1lk are currently refurbishing until 8 July, but you can visit their sister café in the meantime).