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The Riding
House Café
London
ridinghousecafe.co.uk
Lobster Benedict, eggs Hussard, buttermilk
pancakes... it’s clear this New York-inspired
brasserie takes its weekend brunch
(11.30am–4pm) very seriously indeed.
Housed in a former rag-trade showroom, its
shabby-chic stylings and dazzling array of
dishes have brought a steady flow of smart
patrons, even playing a part in reviving an
uninspiring patch of the West End.
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Upcycle
Milan
upcycle.it
The head chef is a Swede, which no doubt explains why the
Scandinavian influence extends far beyond the Swedish brunch
menu at this quirky bicycle-themed café. The long communal tables,
minimalist aesthetic, and cycling memorabilia on the walls and
ceiling all combine to provide a suitably Nordic ambiance to enjoy
the likes of smoked salmon and blinis, and prawns with dill and
lumpfish-roe mayo.
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The Wolseley
London
thewolseley.com
“Quintessentially
British. I love to
have a good pot of
Earl Grey tea before
my coffee”
HESTON BLUMENTHAL
The Fat Duck and Dinner
CHEF’S SPECIAL
B E S T B R U N C H E S
Enjoy muesli, yoghurt
and blueberries at The
Riding House Café
Upcycle's green
philosophy extends
to its reclaimed furniture
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