Brixton Station Road Market is run by the Brixton Market Traders’ Federation Community Interest Company. That means it’s run by traders themselves. It isn’t owned by a private corporation or run by the local authority, which makes it one-of-a-kind.
Bookings are essential for this almighty and daringly different brunch. A hot spot amongst fashion followers, Bistrotheque is a favourite for more reasons than one. Serving Modern European classics in a trendy loft-restaurant with cocktails and stage shows downstairs.
Located in the heart of Fitzrovia and 5 minutes walk from Oxford Street, this former Victorian toilet has been lovingly transformed into one of London’s top speciality coffee & brunch cafes.
Small but mighty, this is the cafe where it all began. Since opening on D’Arblay Street in 2005 the Breakfast Club now have thriving establishments throughout London.
Located just off Grosvenor Square (entrance on South Audley Street) in the heart of Mayfair, 34 has become a modern-day classic since it opened in November 2011.
Unique surroundings and a welcoming atmosphere, where every meal is an occasion.
The Riding House Cafe is described as an All Modern Day Brasserie which serves Breakfast, Lunch and Brunch and then Cocktails into the evening.
Brixton Station Road Market is run by the Brixton Market Traders’ Federation Community Interest Company. That means it’s run by traders themselves. It isn’t owned by a private corporation or run by the local authority, which makes it one-of-a-kind.
Bookings are essential for this almighty and daringly different brunch. A hot spot amongst fashion followers, Bistrotheque is a favourite for more reasons than one. Serving Modern European classics in a trendy loft-restaurant with cocktails and stage shows downstairs.
Located in the heart of Fitzrovia and 5 minutes walk from Oxford Street, this former Victorian toilet has been lovingly transformed into one of London’s top speciality coffee & brunch cafes.
Small but mighty, this is the cafe where it all began. Since opening on D’Arblay Street in 2005 the Breakfast Club now have thriving establishments throughout London.
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Located just off Grosvenor Square (entrance on South Audley Street) in the heart of Mayfair, 34 has become a modern-day classic since it opened in November 2011.
Situated at the heart of the soaring eight-storey glass roof atrium, the Winter Garden restaurant proudly offers a memorable dining experience. Open throughout the day for Breakfast, Lunch, award winning Afternoon Tea in London and Dinner our friendly and professional team are always delighted to serve and assist you.
Unique surroundings and a welcoming atmosphere, where every meal is an occasion.
The Winter Garden restaurant is one of the best restaurants in London.
The Landmark London is one of the most popular 5 star hotels in London. They rank among the finest of the capital’s leading luxury hotels in London, and have a distinctive style and ambience that makes them unique.
The luxury hotel combines classic British elegance and grandeur with the deluxe facilities required by today’s discerning travellers, such as hotel conference rooms, fantastic restaurants and bars, a luxurious Spa & Health Club with a 15 metre swimming pool and a gymnasium.
The Riding House Cafe is described as an All Modern Day Brasserie which serves Breakfast, Lunch and Brunch and then Cocktails into the evening.
They are celebrating Thanksgiving and know how to jazz up November with American style.
Expect all of the stateside trimmings to fire up your thankfulness – like creamed corn casserole, truffled mac & cheese and maple buttered sweet potatoes.
Brixton Station Road Market is run by the Brixton Market Traders’ Federation Community Interest Company. That means it’s run by traders themselves. It isn’t owned by a private corporation or run by the local authority, which makes it one-of-a-kind.
It’s great for a lunchtime snack on a Sunday. And of course it’s full of useful groceries, including fresh fruit and veg straight from the soil, and cheeses, flowers, meat, poultry, artisan bread, cakes, and jams.
The community and local people are at the heart of the market. And now that the Federations is a registered community interest company, any profit made goes back into Brixton, in one way or another.
Try classics with a twist such as avocado on toast with sriracha chilli sauce or go for something less tried and tested like crab rarebit with rocket and capers. The steak tartare is also worth a try.
Located in the heart of Fitzrovia and 5 minutes walk from Oxford Street, this former Victorian toilet has been lovingly transformed into one of London’s top speciality coffee & brunch cafes. Built around 1890 and mothballed in the 1960’s, the Attendant was dormant for more than fifty years. After two-years’ of planning and restoration, the original Doulton & Co porcelain urinals have become an inspired line with green seating to match the original Victorian floor tiles.
They pull their very own seasonal espresso blend direct from the Attendant Roastery through the shiny La Marzocco Linea GB5 as well as single origin filters from around the world via V60 Drip or Aeropress.
They serve up seasonal home-style breakfast, brunch, lunch menus daily until 4pm as well as granola and other treats direct from the Attendant Kitchen. They also sell beans and high quality brewing equipment. Using organic unhomogenised Estate Dairy milk and The Rare Tea Co. loose leaf teas.
Unfortunately, they don’t take reservations as they find it fairest to operate on a first come first serve basis.
