Looking for the best bottomless brunches with a view in London? We got you covered! After visiting over 20 brunch spots at rooftops in London, we could narrow it down to 10 that we think deserves a visit in 2025. This article comes packed with menus, dress codes, booking links photo galleries, insider tips and personal reviews. Enjoy!
Update: This article was updated on May 20th, 2025, with new information, new hotels, updated photos, booking links and insider tips.
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Whether you’re looking for an upscale rooftop dinner, a laid-back rooftop brunch, a vibrant rooftop party or a luxurious hotel rooftop pool, we’ve got you covered.
In short: Perched atop a stunning 1920's building in the heart of the city, Wagtail Rooftop Bar & Restaurant brings a luxurious and elevated dining and drinking experience to London.
Food & Drinks: The menu boasts the perfect mix of indulgence and balance, with signature dishes like 'Smashed Avocado with Poached Eggs on sourdough', 'Buttermilk Pancakes with maple syrup', and the hearty 'Wagtail Full English'. Pair your selection with bottomless drinks, including Prosecco, Aperol Spritz, and Bloody Marys, available for 90 minutes.
What we think: Always a great spot for elevated lunches and elegant dinners, weekends also means you can start your day in style with Wagtail’s 'Bottomless Brunch', where breathtaking city views meet a vibrant brunch experience. The dual-level venue holds three different areas: a 9th floor fine dining restaurant with two private terraces, an exclusive private dining room in the cupola, and a 10th floor rooftop terrace and bar. All surrounded with amazing 360° views of iconic London landmarks.
Dress code: The Wagtail dress code is smart casual.
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In short: Buckle up for Japanese dishes with a modern twist. Set in a building from the 19th century, the stylish Aqua Kyoto is known for their high-end Asian food.
Food & Drinks: The menus features a generous amount of starters to share, including a signature sushi platter, as well as aubergine with green chili, miso soup, edamame, vegetable or rock shrimp tempura and spinach salad. To go with all the food and drinks, you can enjoy the brunch to the sounds of live entertainment and residence DJs. If it’s a holiday, you can also experience the brunch on Bank Holiday Monday.
What we think: Every Saturday and Sunday, from 12pm-2.45pm, the rooftop high above Regent Street invites to an amazing London rooftop brunch. The brunch has a free-flow and a vegan menu, with three or four courses. At the elegant interior dining room, or out on the terrace with hanging greenery and amazing views of London’s rooftops, Aqua Kyoto presents an elevated London experience hard to beat.
Dress code: The Aqua Kyoto dress code is smart casual.
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In short: On top of the 5-star hotel Montcalm Royal London House at Finsbury Square you find Aviary, a premier Lodnon rooftop restaurant and bar.
Food & Drinks: This luxurious experience features two or three courses from a selection of refined, seasonal dishes. Start with 'Smoked Salmon and Caviar Blinis' or 'Spicy Glazed Chipolatas', and continue with main courses ranging from 'Roast Peterhead Cod with Creamed Leeks' and 'Crayfish Club Sandwich with Bloody Mary Mayo'. Complementing the food, Aviary’s curated champagne menu includes choices from premium labels such as Bollinger, Dom Pérignon, and Taittinger, from 50% off all Champagne Bottles.
What we think: For a lux and memorable start to the weekend, Aviary's brunch is hard to beat. Open daily and year-round from breakfast to late night, Aviary invites to seasonal and elevated lunches or dinners, elevated sips, and a fantastic Saturday Champagne Brunch. Part elegant interior dining room and part spacious al fresco terrace, here you are surrounded with panoramic views over the city skyline.
Dress code: The Aviary dress code is smart casual.
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In short: Perched on top of the fantastic Page8 Hotel, between Trafalgar Square and Covent Garden, Kitty Hawk rooftop restaurant & bar offers an unforgettable retreat with breathtaking views of the famous square and the city skyline.
Food & Drinks: During weekends, this includes a fresh brunch menu, filled with starters like 'Almond Chia Bowls with Banana and Honey' and 'Crunchy Coconut Prawns with a zesty Mint Chutney', main courses ranging from 'Buttermilk Pancakes topped with Berry Compote' and 'Yorkshire Wagyu Burger with cheese on a brioche bun', along with desserts like 'Sticky Toffee Pudding' and 'Dark Chocolate Torte'.
What we think: During the brunch sessions you can choose between two or three courses (£32 and £37), and to make it extra special, add a 90-minute bottomless drinks package for £27, featuring Canal Grando Prosecco, Minuty Prestige Rosé, Bloody Marys, and more.
Dress code: The Kitty Hawk dress code is smart casual.
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In short: As you probably figured out by the name, this rooftop is located close to the London Bridge, on top of the Colechurch House on London Bridge Walk.
Food & Drinks: While the DJ is spinning the best house, dance, disco and party tunes, you can enjoy 90 minutes of bottomless drinks, including beer cans, mimosas, Prosecco, Aperol Spritz, the signature LBRT punch and soft drinks. To keep the stomach happy, the brunch menu also includes delicious Le Brunch Buns, that comes with pattie, bacon, cheese, fried egg and tasty fries.
What we think: With a casual urban setting and panoramic 360° views over the London skyline, London Bridge Rooftop is known as a venue made for vibrant bites and drinks pretty much anytime. Luckily, this also includes a fun-filled Saturday bottomless rooftop brunch. With covers and heaters, London Bridge Rooftop invites you to gather with friends for a great start to the weekend, no matter the season.
Dress code: The London Bridge Rooftop dress code is casual.
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In short: Perched on top of DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel London - Tower Hill, the rooftop blends a really cool and modern indoor coctail lounge with two separate outdoor terraces, offering amazing 360° views over the London skyline.
Food & Drinks: This happening event features a lively atmosphere and a resident DJ setting the perfect vibe, and 90 minutes of bottomless prosecco plus 1 main course, 1 side dish and 1 dessert for £60 per person. On the menu, you find 'Baby Back Pork Ribs', 'Baked Eggs', 'Soya Cured Salmon Poke Bowl', 'Savage Fries' and 'Miso Banana Cake'.
What we think: Branded as 'London's Wildest Rooftop Bar', Savage Garden invites you to take a walk on the wild side, 12 floors above the corporate streets of the city below. Swing by for some relaxing and sunny cocktails and enjoy the fantastic views of London.
Dress code: The Savage Garden dress code is smart casual.
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In short: Would you like to experience a brunch in Western Europe’s tallest building? Aqua Shard offers exactly that. Covering the entire top floor on level 31, this brunch spot easily becomes a must-visit.
Food & Drinks: For £60 you can enjoy a three-course weekend brunch – or add £35 and you’ll get an extra special brunch with wine pairing. Highlights on the menu includes citrus-cured South Coast mackerel, which can be paired with a ham hock terrine and pigs head croquette. But it wouldn’t be Aqua Shard if they didn’t also serve the Shard’s fluffy pancakes or the ‘English breakfast’ with tempura mushroom and crispy eggs.
What we think: Take the elevator up to the final level and get blown away by the fantastic view. The rooftop has panoramic windows in all directions, with an atrium in the middle, and it is the perfect venue to experience a contemporary and truly elevated London brunch.
Dress code: The Aqua Shard dress code is upscale.
In short: In a lush and urban setting, you find yourself 7 floors above Shoreditch, where an indoor lounge with striking pink marble and terrazzo is combined with an outdoor terrace and panoramic views over East London.
Food & Drinks: To kickstart the weekend, KASO invites to a Saturday and Sunday rooftop brunch, serving an Eastern European-inspired menu filled with flavours. 'Feta Cheese Borek', 'Turkish Eggs' and 'Avocado & Poached Egg Pita' are complemented with brunch cocktails like Bloody Mary and Ottoman 75, as well as wine carafes.
What we think: During 2024, the beautiful venue on top of the hotel One Hundred Shoreditch was transformed into KASO Rooftop Bar & Kitchen, inviting to a Mediterranean-inspired escape in East London. Part indoor lounge with striking pink marble and terrazzo, and part lush and elegant outdoor terrace, here you are surrounded by panoramic views over East London.
Dress code: The KASO Rooftop Bar & Kitchen dress code is smart casual.
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In short: Skylon is situated on the third floor of the Royal Festival Hall in the Southbank Centre. In this district you can explore a vibrant environment with entertainment and diverse cuisine.
Food & Drinks: Delight in Eggs Royale, Seabass with citrus shevered fennel salad and Chocolate Ganache. On Sundays you can order Sunday Roast, cooked in red wine or Granny Smith apple sauce. Combine the food menu with bottomless Prosecco or Bordeaux wine, to really get into the brunch-vibe.
What we think: From 12pm every Saturday you can sit down and enjoy the view of the Thames together with a two or three course meal. Modern European cuisine is served in this fine dining rooftop. With high ceilings and large windows, the restaurant has plenty of light and makes you want to stay the whole afternoon listening to the tones of sax while you feast on delicious food and drinks.
Dress code: The Skylon dress code is smart casual.
In short: Set on top of the One New Exchange building, Madison invites you to experience an elevated New York rooftop brunch affair with London's most stunning views as your backdrop.
Food & Drinks: The brunch menu ranges from the Green Goddess salad bowl and Belgian waffle adorned with blueberry compote, crème fraiche and maple syrup, to Eggs Benedict with an Italian twist. For the ultimate indulgence, savour the Lobster & truffle mac & cheese.
What we think: With the iconic St Paul's Cathedral within reach, and the hottest entertainment, the rooftop brunch at Madison has all the ingredients for an unforgettable brunch experience. During the Saturday and Sunday 'Bottomless Rooftop Brunch', you can choose between a two-or three course meal to go with all the mimosas or bubbles.
Dress code: The Madison dress code is smart casual. Tacksuits, sports wear, or themed wear are not permitted.
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