I need something to cheer me up. Recommendations? Easy - Hawksmoor 1 Vote up! Savoy 1 Vote up! Wolseley. Had breakfast at Rules once, which was great. 1 Vote up! +1 for Wolseley. Great venue. 1 Vote up! Dean Street townhouse also does a nice one 1 Vote up! Not sure posh enough (it is for me) but lantana do a good aussie cafe style brekkie 1 Vote up! The best ones like Kettners have all been bought out tbh. 1 Vote up! Wolesley or Delauney. 1 Vote up! Actually thd Savoy is yummers, but pricy 1 Vote up! Agree The Wolseley . Good service, atmosphere, food and value. 1 Vote up! Someone on here recommended Delamina in Marylebone for dinner. I haven’t tried it but also looks interesting for breakfast https://www.breakfastlondon.co.uk/restaurants/delamina/ 2 Vote up! Yep I recommended Delamina but never done breakfast there. 45 Jermyn Street behind Fortnums is v good for a posh breakfast and quieter than the Wolseley. 2 Vote up! The Guinea but you will have to have a nap after. 1 Vote up! Delauney is my favourite now the cafe on The Cut has shut down. Damn gentification. 1 Vote up! Delaunay is a place where everyone raves. Imo it is bang on average, at best 1 Vote up! Yes The Guinea offers a very solid breakfast. 1 Vote up! Roger same goes for the Wolesley. It's very mediocre. 1 Vote up! Dishoom is superb though not 'posh'. Same for Honer and Co. 1 Vote up! Honey and Co. Not Homer. 1 Vote up! Omelette Adrian... NOM 1 Vote up! Thanks all - much appreciated! 0 Vote up! I stand by Hawksmoor knocking shades of any hotel breakfast - although very meat focussed obvs. 0 Vote up! The Guinea 'All grills come with sausage, bacon, fried egg, mushroom, tomato and onion'. That's the spirit. 0 Vote up! Refresh Back to board Join the discussion Login Register 0 Vote up!
Someone on here recommended Delamina in Marylebone for dinner. I haven’t tried it but also looks interesting for breakfast https://www.breakfastlondon.co.uk/restaurants/delamina/ 2 Vote up!
Yep I recommended Delamina but never done breakfast there. 45 Jermyn Street behind Fortnums is v good for a posh breakfast and quieter than the Wolseley. 2 Vote up!
I stand by Hawksmoor knocking shades of any hotel breakfast - although very meat focussed obvs. 0 Vote up!
The Guinea 'All grills come with sausage, bacon, fried egg, mushroom, tomato and onion'. That's the spirit. 0 Vote up!
Easy - Hawksmoor
Savoy
Wolseley.
Had breakfast at Rules once, which was great.
+1 for Wolseley. Great venue.
Dean Street townhouse also does a nice one
Not sure posh enough (it is for me) but lantana do a good aussie cafe style brekkie
The best ones like Kettners have all been bought out tbh.
Wolesley or Delauney.
Actually thd Savoy is yummers, but pricy
Agree The Wolseley . Good service, atmosphere, food and value.
Someone on here recommended Delamina in Marylebone for dinner. I haven’t tried it but also looks interesting for breakfast
https://www.breakfastlondon.co.uk/restaurants/delamina/
Yep I recommended Delamina but never done breakfast there.
45 Jermyn Street behind Fortnums is v good for a posh breakfast and quieter than the Wolseley.
The Guinea but you will have to have a nap after.
Delauney is my favourite now the cafe on The Cut has shut down.
Damn gentification.
Delaunay is a place where everyone raves. Imo it is bang on average, at best
Yes The Guinea offers a very solid breakfast.
Roger same goes for the Wolesley. It's very mediocre.
Dishoom is superb though not 'posh'.
Same for Honer and Co.
Honey and Co. Not Homer.
Omelette Adrian... NOM
Thanks all - much appreciated!
I stand by Hawksmoor knocking shades of any hotel breakfast - although very meat focussed obvs.
The Guinea 'All grills come with sausage, bacon, fried egg, mushroom, tomato and onion'.
That's the spirit.
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