The Breakfast Club have been ‘Taking care of breakfast since 2005’ and show no sign of slowing down, with their iconic yellow gaffs popping up everywhere across the capital.

Pull up a stool at the American diner-style bar or take a seat at the distressed wooden tables. The coloured tiles, wood panelling and rose-coloured ceiling give an eclectic feel that sets it apart from its sister restaurants, never mind the Pat Butcher memorabilia scattered around the place.

For veggies, the bean shakshuka & avo toast is a delight – poached eggs in a thick harissa, tomato and pepper sauce with sliced avo toast for dipping. Carnivores can’t go wrong with The Breakfast Burrito, which is full to the brim with chorizo, egg, peppers and spicy pepper sauce (also available as a veggie version).

Suppliers like Joe’s Tea and Karma Cola work closely with The Breakfast Club, cementing their status as a champion of independent businesses and ethical practices. Their products are all sustainable and come from across the country to celebrate the best of British.

Check out their secret tequila dive bar before heading for London Bridge Rail Station, which is a five-minute walk away and just a stones-throw from The River Thames if you fancy some post-breakfast sightseeing.

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Breakfast
Monday - Sunday: 7:30am - 12pm

Weekend Brunch:
Saturday & Sunday: from open - 5pm

  • Vegetarian Options
  • Vegan options
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Disabled Access
  • Children Allowed
  • Online Booking
11 Southwark Street, London Bridge, London, SE1 1RQ
Overall rating
4.3
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  • 5.0
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    2 weeks ago
    I loved their variety of English breakfasts and toast, everything was delicious. Even though it was crowded, I didn’t have to wait long to get a table. Highly recommended. Very good coffee.
  • 4.0
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    2 weeks ago
    Lovely food and service. A great place to have a a nice breakfast whether it be pancakes 🥞, a fry up or a healthy egg 🥚 and avocado on toast The service was prompt and friendly however the only negative is that it gets rather busy and we were only allowed to sit down and eat for an hour before being told to hurry along. Hard to do when kids are in tow and want a leisurely breakfast. This was despite booking at 8.30 am on a Sunday morning !
  • 3.0
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    2 months ago
    This is a pleasant enough place for something to eat, but I have to say that the price you pay for what you get is not worth it. I had the Eggs Benedict, but despite the muffin supposedly being toasted, it was still rather anaemic. It also needed more hollandaise sauce. I'm glad I ordered the extra sides of some mushrooms, a sausage and some halloumi, but the prices for these were ridiculous (see menu/receipt). The total for two of us came to £66.04, which is rather exorbitant in my opinion. The staff saved the day, to a degree, with their friendliness and service, but the main star of the show, which should have been the food, was a bit of a disappointment.