13 of the best alfresco brunches in London perfect for a summer bachelorette party

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From floating boats to hidden Italian courtyards, when it comes to brunch, there’s nowhere quite like London. And if you’re looking for a special brunch to kick off the bride’s bachelorette party, we’ve got you covered with our selection of the best alfresco brunches in London.

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13 of the best alfresco brunches in London perfect for a summer bachelorette party

We got in touch with DesignMyNight for a round-up of the best brunches to get you in the mood for a bachelorette party or to set the scene for a chilled-out bachelorette party.

[words by Leighanne Bent]

Dalloway Terrace

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If the bride doesn’t like staying late and loves a luxurious setting for a get-together, you can’t go wrong planning her brunch on Dalloway Terrace. Hidden from the hustle and bustle of London, this beautiful spot is blooming this summer with hundreds (possibly thousands) of flowers that will have you thinking you’re in a Jane Austen novel.

The two course meal costs £35 and includes your choice of hot drink and juice. But there’s champagne, of course, if you want to toast with a few pearls. For any pancake fans at the table, we highly recommend ordering their ever-popular Buttermilk Stack.

No. 197 Chiswick Fire Station

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No. 197 Chiswick Fire Station Alfresco Brunch London

Entering 197 Fire Station in Chiswick is like entering the pages of a glossy magazine. Think whitewashed walls, giant cacti and velvety pink sofas that, once you’re in, you’ll never want to leave. What’s special about this Chiswick pad is that it has a secret sun trap in the back where you can sit under falling leaves and (hopefully) get a tan while you chew.

The menu is packed with surprises, including sweet potato hash and coconut chai bowls, and when it’s super hot, you can cool off with frozen raspberry frappes, watermelon spritzers, and organic juices if you want to skip the booze.

14 hills

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Planning a bachelorette party can be a little stressful — the goal is to make sure no one cries too soon, reaches their climax (there’s always one), and of course, makes sure the bride has the best night of her life. If you want to give your best friend your last hooray before she gets hooked, you can’t go wrong with 14 Hills.

Two courses are £37 and if you want a little more tummy ache (you can never be too careful) you can make it three courses for £42. Oh, we almost forgot to mention that this place is breathtakingly stunning with jungle interiors and an unforgettable view of London.

Aqua Kyoto

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If you’ve read our article on the best rooftops for holding an engagement party, you might already be familiar with Aqua Kyoto. This photogenic Japanese rooftop, with a larger-than-life floral display, is one of the few in London that overlooks Regent Street.

For £75 per person you and your party get 90 minutes of endless Prosecco and cocktail refills alongside a choice of platters from sushi to dessert. If someone doesn’t feel free flowing on the table, no problem. There is a non-alcoholic option which includes food only at £40 per head.

Skylight Peckham

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Whether you’ve seen it on the big screen or in real life, there’s no denying that London is one of the greatest cities in the world. If you’re looking for movie-worthy prospects to show off your best friend’s bachelorette party, believe us when we say there’s no better place than Skylight Peckham.

This rooftop terrace promises views of the city and, depending on your mood, a bottomless Prosecco or cocktail brunch. That’s not all though, you can choose an entree from their menu and get access to their DIY Bloody Mary shopping cart. Fully charge your phone for your visit because you’re sure to get some snaps for your mantel.

Darcie & May Green

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You just can’t say that in British weather. But when the clouds disappear and the sun dominates the sky, you’d swear you’re in another country. We couldn’t recommend a better place to soak up that holiday vibe than Darcie & May Green.

This floating barge in Paddington will see you and the Bride Tribe aboard a real boat, where you’ll enjoy a two-course meal that includes their award-winning banana bread. The best? You can choose between Mimosas and Straight Up Fizz for just £48.90 each. When you’re done, head to the upper deck with a drink for plenty of photo ops.

Smith of Smithfield

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When it comes to rooftops, there are two for a penny in London, so it can be a bit overwhelming trying to choose where to go. If you’re looking to take the bride somewhere a little more family-oriented and sophisticated, that can be even more difficult, but don’t worry – we know just the right place.

The Smith of Smithfield is a four storey Grade II Listed building with a rooftop bar and terrace. Every weekend they host an impressive brunch consisting of three courses, a welcome Sipmith gin cocktail and endless Prosecco, Bloody Marys and mimosas. The view is also a feast for the eyes.

The mandrake

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Hidden tropical wonderland The Mandrake has recently introduced a Sunday brunch for £65pp, where you can eat and drink on its Jurema Terrace. Settle between the hanging greenery and enjoy the shareable brunch with unlimited sides and, if you fancy, free-flowing champagne for £150 per person.

This brunch is a little more expensive, but you’re guaranteed to take home a happy bride and a photo album of sweet snaps.

The prince

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When you’re organizing a bachelorette party and you’re tasked with finding a room big enough to fit all of your best friends’ friends and family (including second cousins), you can stop your endless scrolling.

Rumor has it that The Prince is London’s largest beer garden and in case of inclement weather they have a retractable roof to keep you and the bride tribe dry – no frizzy hair here, thank you. It’s not a bottomless affair here, but they have £35 jugs and three street vendors to choose from; Choose from cheesy Italian pizzas and delicious Japanese bites.

Bourne & Hollingsworth

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Penis straws are probably a no-go at Bourne & Hollingsworth (it’s one of the fancier ones on our list), but what they lack in not allowing for sticky plastic, they make up for in good looks. Hanging greenery, potted plants and mismatched furniture dominate the space of this glitzy restaurant, and they have a greenhouse at the back for private dining.

Brunch here can be bottomless for just £39, including two hours of endless Bellinis and Bloody Marys. As for the menu, expect everything from the traditional Eggs Benedict to an exciting crab and lobster roll big enough to keep you going until dinner time.

Circolo Popolare

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If you’ve never been to one of Big Mamma Group’s restaurants, just know that they are beautiful and offer you great bang for your buck, including Circolo Popolare.

However, Circolo has something the others don’t: a secret, fairy-studded outdoor garden where you can order Italian-inspired brunch fare, meter-long pizzas, and cocktails to share. Not far from Tottenham Court Road, it’s super easy to get to, meaning you’re less likely to lose members of your party along the way.

The Princess Royal

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If your best friend is a hardcore foodie, give her a hen to remember and head to The Princess Royal in Notting Hill. One of the area’s most popular hangouts, this gastro-pub has two outdoor spaces perfect for group gatherings. The food has been curated by acclaimed chef Ben Tish, with an emphasis on seasonal British produce with a Mediterranean twist.

There’s no brunch, unfortunately, but breakfast is available with comforting options like fried bread and a lunchtime menu of steak on homemade focaccia. One last thing you need to know, this place is effortlessly stunning and has four bookable bedrooms.

The Ivy Chelsea Garden

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There is something for everyone on the Ivy Chelsea Garden’s weekend brunch menu, with vegan and vegetarian menus available for those on a meatless diet.

There’s fluffy lemon balm pancakes and Eggs Benedict with fries, as well as plenty of refreshing cocktails to keep you cool, including cotton candy fizz. If you haven’t already, your home at Chelsea Garden is the crème de la crème of outdoor living, with ivy-covered pergolas, water fountains and plenty of intimate nooks for your celebratory gatherings.

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