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Looking for the best Brunch and Bottomless Brunch in Covent Garden? Start around the Market Building, Seven Dials, Henrietta Street, Floral Street and St Martin’s Lane. Covent Garden on the Piccadilly line sits in the middle with Leicester Square, Charing Cross and Holborn close by, so most venues are a short walk. We review this page regularly. Always open the venue page for current menus, Bottomless Brunch availability and more information.
Editor’s picks for Covent Garden
On Henrietta Street by the Piazza, The Ivy Market Grill serves a polished weekend Brunch alongside its all day rhythm. Expect café classics, eggs and lighter plates, with a calm terrace that keeps you close to the square. The room balances buzz with table time and works for pre market meet ups or longer catch ups. Open the venue page for menus, dietary notes and booking.
A grand Paris style brasserie on Russell Street a minute from the Market Building. Weekend Brunch covers lighter plates through to richer classics in a generous room with confident service, so mixed groups can order across the table without fuss. It suits longer conversations, shopping breaks and pre show plans in the heart of Covent Garden. Open the venue page for menus, dietary notes and booking.
On Wellington Street by the Strand, Christopher’s is a modern American restaurant with a long running weekend Brunch that blends indulgent favourites with lighter options. Think pancakes, French toast, eggs and salads in a bright first floor dining room above a smart martini bar. It works for birthdays and relaxed meet ups within a short walk of the Piazza. Open the venue page for menus, dietary notes and booking.
On James Street beside the Piazza, Gaucho pairs Argentine flavours with a daily Brunch menu that runs alongside its steak focus. Expect eggs, steak and eggs and sweet plates in a sleek room that suits pre theatre and weekend meet ups. Service handles daytime orders smoothly and the location is steps from Covent Garden station. Open the venue page for menus, dietary notes and booking.
On St Martin’s Lane with plant based cooking at the core, Mildred’s runs a clearly labelled Weekend Brunch alongside its all day favourites. Vegan dishes are the default and allergens are marked, which makes it simple for mixed dietary needs near the theatres. The room keeps a friendly pace even when the lane gets busy. Open the venue page for menus, dietary notes and booking.
More Covent Garden choices
You’ll also find All Bar One – Covent Garden, Osteria Del Mare, Dirty Martini – Covent Garden, Inamo – Covent Garden, Bill’s Restaurant & Bar Covent Garden, Rucola at The Conduit, The Alchemist – St Martin’s Lane, Masala Zone Covent Garden, Browns Brasserie & Bar Covent Garden, St Martins Lane, Notes Trafalgar Square (a short stroll via St Martin’s Place), Smith & Wollensky, and Capilungo. Open each venue page for menus, dietary notes and booking details.
Bottomless Brunch in Covent Garden
“Bottomless” is time-limited and the drinks set varies by venue. Often fizz or a brunch cocktail, some list beer or alternatives. Inclusions and session rules differ, so check the venue page before you book.
Covent Garden Brunch guide
At a glance. The Piazza, Henrietta Street, James Street, Long Acre and Seven Dials draw the heaviest footfall. Rooms are compact, and tables turn quickly around the lunch window.
When to go. Earlier sittings feel calmer, while matinee days bring a pre-show rush along St Martin’s Lane and the lanes to the Strand. Some kitchens pause between brunch and dinner, so be sure to check serving times on the venue pages.
Dietary & groups. Vegan is well covered. Halal availability varies, so use dietary filters to find the best arrangement for you.
Getting there. Covent Garden (Piccadilly) is closest to the Piazza. Leicester Square (Northern/Piccadilly) serves the west side; Charing Cross (Bakerloo/Northern + rail) covers the Strand; Holborn (Central/Piccadilly) sits north of Long Acre. Walking between stations and venues is typically a few minutes.
FAQs
Is bottomless available every weekend?
Availability changes by venue and season. Open the venue page for current dates and drink sets.
Do I need to book?
Yes. Prime weekend slots run out quickly, especially for groups, so be sure to book today with Brunch.london.
Are vegan, gluten-free or halal options easy to find?
Vegan is common; gluten-free is widely marked; halal varies by kitchen. Use dietary filters and check each listing for detail.
Is there outdoor seating?
Street-level terraces exist around the Piazza and side streets; rooftop options are limited. Weather policies are on venue pages.
This page is reviewed regularly and be sure to check the venue pages for more information.
