The Best Brunch Spots in Battersea
Battersea has quietly become one of London’s go-to brunch spots, offering an abundance of global flavours, creative menus, and good coffee. From cosy cafés serving up seasonal plates to lively bottomless brunches that bring the energy, there’s something for every kind of weekend vibe. In this guide, we’ll take you through the best brunch Battersea has to offer, including those with vegetarian and vegan options to suit everyone.
1. The Farmer’s Mistress
For those seeking a brunch spot that combines sustainability and healthy eating with indulgent flavours, The Farmer’s Mistress offers a unique and satisfying experience. Tucked away on Battersea Park Road, this independent café champions locally sourced, seasonal British produce, offering a menu that’s both wholesome and delightfully naughty. Signature dishes like the ‘Naughty Mistress’, a hearty plate featuring hash cakes, Bloody Mary beans, poached eggs, and smoked back bacon, sit alongside vegan and gluten-free options, ensuring there’s something for everyone.
Beyond the food, the café’s chic interior, featuring floral walls and neon signs, creates an Instagram-worthy backdrop that’s both cosy and lively. It’s a popular spot, especially on weekends, so be prepared for a wait – we promise it’s worth it!
Location: The Farmer’s Mistress, 300 Battersea Park Road, London SW11 3BU
Bookings: thefarmersmistress.co.uk
2. The Table Battersea
Just a short stroll from Clapham Junction, The Table Café on Battersea Rise brings its award-winning brunch game to SW11. Known for its creative twists on brunch classics, the menu features standout dishes like the Brunch Club Pancakes and the Breakfast Stack, alongside vegan and gluten-free options. The café’s spacious, Scandi-inspired decor offers a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for catching up with friends or getting some work done with their free Wi-Fi. Students will appreciate the off-peak set brunch experience and daily happy hour from 5–7 pm, making it a budget-friendly spot without compromising on quality.
Location: The Table Battersea, 35-37 Battersea Rise, London SW11 1HG
Bookings: https://thetablecafe.com/book/
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3. Megan’s
No London brunch list would be complete without a Megan’s. The famous Mediterranean-inspired brunch experience can now be found in Battersea Power Station, offering their iconic menu featuring dishes like shakshuka, posh kebabs, and mezze platters. The café’s fairy-lit interiors and riverside views create a cosy yet vibrant atmosphere, perfect for catching up with friends or enjoying a leisurely weekend meal. Plus, with their dog-friendly policy, you don’t have to leave your furry friend behind. Whether you’re in the mood for a hearty brunch or a light bite while shopping, Megan’s at the Power Station is a must-visit spot in Battersea.
Location: Megan’s Battersea Power Station, 27 Circus Rd W, Nine Elms, London SW11 8NN
Bookings: https://megans.co.uk/bookings/
4. Brew & Barrel
Just off Northcote Road, Brew & Barrel is a family-run café that’s become a local favourite for brunch lovers in Battersea. Their menu, crafted by MasterChef: The Professionals alum Jason Howard, features elevated classics like chorizo and scrambled eggs on sourdough, and a tarragon-spiked eggs Benedict served on your choice of toast, crumpet, or muffin. Coffee enthusiasts will appreciate their single-origin Brazilian beans, or if you’re looking for something a little stronger, their espresso martinis, including Black Forest and salted caramel variations, are a must-try. Brew & Barrel is also a great spot in Battersea for a bottomless brunch, offering prosecco, mimosas, or beer between 1–4pm with a main dish. With friendly staff, a relaxed vibe, and live music on weekends, it’s a great spot for students looking for a brunch that’s both tasty and affordable.
Location: Brew & Barrel 124 Northcote Rd, London SW11 6QU
Bookings: https://www.brewandbarrelsw4.com/reservations
5. Where The Pancakes Are
If you’re looking for pancakes, this is the place to go. Located inside the iconic Battersea Power Station, Where The Pancakes Are is a must-visit for brunch enthusiasts seeking a creative twist on a classic. Their menu features both sweet and savoury options, all crafted with a unique 12-ingredient batter that’s vegan, dairy-free, and wheat-free. Highlights include the indulgent ‘Pear Caramel’ pancake, topped with thyme-poached pear, house cream, salted caramel, toasted almonds, and lemon zest. With its commitment to quality ingredients and a relaxed feel that’s also dog-friendly, Where The Pancakes Are should definitely be added to your Battersea brunch list.
Location: Where The Pancakes Are 018, Upper Ground Floor, Battersea Power Station, UG, Unit 227 Upper, London SW11 8BZ
Bookings: https://www.wherethepancakesare.com/restaurants/
6. 166 CafeBar
Conveniently positioned along Battersea Park Road, near Battersea Park, 166 CafeBar is a cosy, community-driven cafe cooking up global flavours. Founded by friends Peter and Sergio, the café blends their diverse backgrounds, Venezuelan, Mexican, Italian, Korean, and Chinese, into an eclectic and comforting menu. Think kimchi and cheese focaccia melts, build-your-own omelettes, and weekend arepa trios filled with jackfruit or chipotle mayo. Decorated with mismatched furniture and donated plants, it’s a fun and quirky atmosphere, kept relaxed by their no-laptops-on-weekends policy that encourages real-life chats over Biscoff lattes or bubble tea.
Location: 116 CafeBar 166 Battersea Park Rd, London SW11 4ND
Bookings: https://www.166cafebar.com/products
7. Reyes Coffee & Brunch
Reyes Coffee & Brunch is one of Battersea’s best-kept secrets and the perfect spot for students looking to escape the crowds and enjoy a laid-back brunch. This hidden gem serves up a globally inspired menu with a British accent, with options including creamy avocado on charcoal sourdough, fluffy buckwheat pancakes with fresh fruit, and crispy corn fritters topped with bacon and hot sauce. They also offer a bottomless brunch on the weekend, great for celebrations. With indoor and al-fresco seating, Reyes is ideal for summer brunching, right in the heart of Battersea.
Location: Reyes Coffee & Brunch 179 Battersea High St, Battersea Park, London SW11 3JS
Bookings: Walk-in only
8. Café Tamra
On the bustling Northcote Road, Café Tamra is a family-run brunch haven combining Mediterranean flair with British comfort food. Their menu is a flavour-packed mix, with dishes from Turkish eggs with za’atar yoghurt to the Tricolore Brunch featuring avocado, grilled halloumi, and poached eggs on homemade sourdough. For something heartier, the Full Lebanese Breakfast and Breakfast Quesadilla are standout options. Vegan and gluten-free diners are well catered for, and there’s no shortage of sweet treats and drinks, with their red velvet latte the ultimate must-try. This trendy and dog-friendly spot is popular among groups and individuals looking for a welcoming study spot. However, it’s walk-ins only, so make sure to get there early to snag a seat.
Location: Café Tamra 63 Northcote Rd, London SW11 1NP
Bookings: Walk-ins only
9. Brickwood Coffee & Bread
Walkable from Clapham Junction, Brickwood Coffee & Bread brings Melbourne’s café culture to Battersea. This Aussie-inspired spot is known for its laid-back atmosphere, quality coffee, and inventive brunch dishes. Favourites include the ‘Hangover Killer’ burrito, packed with bacon, sausage, chorizo, mushrooms, and more, and the signature grilled banana bread served warm with espresso butter. Their menu also features options like smashed avocado on sourdough and corn jalapeño fritters, catering to various tastes. With its cosy interiors, friendly staff, and a playlist that keeps the atmosphere lively, Brickwood is a go-to for students and weekend brunchers.
Location: Brickwood Coffee & Bread 21 Battersea Rise, London SW11 1HG
Bookings: Walk-ins only
10. Lost Society
If you’re after a bottomless brunch in Battersea, Lost Society is the place to be. Every Saturday, their Disco Brunch serves up 90 minutes of bottomless prosecco or bottled beer for £25, or you can upgrade to bottomless cocktails for £35. The menu is packed with indulgent options like the Brunch Burger, a sausage patty with caramelised onions, avocado, bacon, and eggs, vegan jackfruit tacos, and their signature Very Full Breakfast. With a DJ from 2pm to 6pm, the energy carries on late into the night, great for anyone heading out for a slightly later brunch to start off their evening plans. Just be sure to book ahead as it fills up fast!
Location: Lost Society 339 Battersea Park Rd, London SW11 4LS
Bookings: https://www.lostbattersea.co.uk/bookings/
Looking for more to do after brunch? Check out our guide to the best things to do in Battersea and make a full day of it.
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If brunch dates and riverside living sound like your kind of vibe, urbanest Battersea is the perfect base, whether you’re here for term time or a summer stay. Just a short walk from Battersea Power Station and close to all of the best brunch venues in Battersea, it’s student living with everything on your doorstep. Choose from private rooms, ensuites, or self-contained studios. Head to our Battersea page to find out more and book your room.
Whether you’re craving some pancakes mid-shopping spree, looking for a disco-fuelled bottomless brunch in Battersea, or need a hangover remedy close to your urbanest Battersea accommodation, this foodie area proves more than just a pretty riverside postcode. With something for every taste, diet, budget, and vibe, this corner of South West London has fully earned its spot on the capital’s brunch map. So next time the weekend rolls around, skip the central crowds and head to Battersea.