Designed to bring the taste and feel of Australia's café culture to London, Lantana served the first Aussia Brunch in the capital, bringing a little piece of Australia to the heart of London.

It’s been 15 years since Lantana first opened doors and gave an unsuspecting Britain a sunny taste of Australian Brunch. They now have their own cookbook and several venues across London.

Urban architecture mixed with a Bondi beach vibe gives Lantana the perfect backdrop to enjoy a casual, comfortable Breakfast spread. Try the teriyaki salmon poke bowl, lighter options such as peanut butter bircher overnight oats, or their classic ‘corn fritters’ in a stack with halloumi or bacon, spinach, tomatoes, smashed avo and lemon crème fraiche.

At weekends their infamous Brunch, called the ‘Lantana Blowout’, includes free-flowing Prosecco or Mimosa (or unlimited juices and coffee for non-drinkers) alongside one of their iconic Brunch items.

Found in Oliver’s Yard on City Road, Lantana is just a short walk from Old Street Underground and close to all local amenities.

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Breakfast
Mon - Fri: 8am -12pm

Brunch
Sat & Sun: 9am - 4pm 

  • Gluten Free
  • Outdoor Seating
  • Bottomless Drinks
  • Vegetarian Options
  • Vegan options
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Disabled Access
  • Children Allowed
  • Online Booking
2, Oliver’s Yard, 55 City Rd, Moorgate, London, EC1Y 1HQ
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    2 weeks ago
    Had brunch at Lantana Shoreditch and the food was really good. I’d definitely recommend the crispy chicken pancakes – they’re fluffy, full of flavour, and the chilli maple syrup works perfectly with them. The restaurant itself is nicely decorated and has a really pleasant atmosphere. We were able to choose between sitting inside or outside on a weekend without a reservation, which was great. Toilets were clean and they’ve got a proper accessible one too. Service was a bit mixed. Our first server was really kind and attentive, but she seemed to be in training and was replaced by the manager. From then on things weren’t as smooth – menus were given without the coffee list, and it felt like the menu and drinks weren’t explained very clearly. Prices are also on the high side – nearly £6 for orange juice and close to £20 for pancakes. The food is tasty, but it does feel quite expensive for what it is.
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    4 months ago
    Interesting and different food which is full of flavour and works. A lot more than just eggs and smashed avocado for brunch. Took teenagers and they loved it. Reasonable value, but you pay for what you get! It takes a typical Australian brunch to a higher level!
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    2 weeks ago
    We went on a weekday morning and was quiet. The food was nicely presented and the atmosphere was pretty and relaxing, but the tables are too close together so a little bit of a challenge talking over other people.