#3 in Best Brunch Spots in London for 2026

Best for Australian-style brunchWATTB88/100££Australian / modern brunchVegetarianVegan optionsGluten-free options

Granger & Co

Photo: Granger and Co. Notting Hill · Google

Our verdict · Bright, healthy-leaning Aussie brunch with the hotcakes that helped define the genre.

Go if

Iconic ricotta hotcakes and silky scrambled eggs

Skip it if

Prices have risen in recent years

Plan your visit

Granger & Co

WATTB Score

88/ 100

Our research-based editorial assessment.

How we score →

~£20-30 pp

Indicative price at the time of review.

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Bill Granger built a global reputation on light, sunny Australian brunch cooking, and Granger & Co brings it to London in airy, relaxed rooms. The ricotta hotcakes with banana and honeycomb butter and the soft, slow-cooked scrambled eggs are the dishes to order, alongside proper Antipodean-style coffee and a produce-forward menu that feels a notch healthier than a full English. It is a smart weekend choice in Notting Hill, Chelsea, King's Cross and Marylebone, though prices have crept up and the busier sites fill fast. Booking is advised for weekends. The restaurants have continued to operate since founder Bill Granger's death in December 2023.

The good & the bad

Pros

Iconic ricotta hotcakes and silky scrambled eggs
Fresh, produce-led menu with lighter options
Several well-located, airy branches

Cons

Prices have risen in recent years
Weekend waits at the more popular sites

How it compares

Pick	WATTB Score	Price	Best for
1.Dishoom	96/100	~£15-20 pp (indicative)	overall
2.The Wolseley	92/100	~£25-35 pp (indicative)	a grand classic breakfast
3.Granger & CoThis pick	88/100	~£20-30 pp (indicative)	Australian-style brunch
4.Duck & Waffle	86/100	~£30-45 pp (indicative)	skyline views
5.The Breakfast Club	80/100	~£12-18 pp (indicative)	value all-day brunch