egg break

fantastic brunch, the food is amazing and well cooked. we ordered pancakes with bacon, the combination between sweet and salty is so good !! very friendly staff. we had an amazing experience !

the place is a great one for a breakfast, once you enter you feel they are a small restaurant, however, they do have a lower level which is great and cozy. we were expecting more eggs selection out of the menu, what we had was good, however and to reflect on the name of the restaurant, a larger eggs breakfast menu would be recommended.

with such an impeccable service they serve beautifully with amazing dishes and tough choice as all of them are very delicious.

ambience is also great with perfect dishes. i would recommend this place to all of you.

the mexican omellete and the custard are so good here; truly recommended and so delicious indeed, cannot get enough of it already, will go for some more!

worst breakfast. we ordered 2 x flat whites and they came cold and coffee not fresh. asked for a hot coffee and forgot to bring it again. turkish eggs looked so good on instagram as did the healthy breakfast - halloumi, avo, poached eggs, kale and tomatoes. halloumi was tough, eggs cold and the rest was tasteless. food so disappointing and staff completely inattentive. great instagram but can’t see what the hype is about, not worth the visit at all.

breakfast was perfect, their food is full of flavors.
the coffee was great.
waiters are friendly.
the restaurant is so cozy , liking the vibes.

the humble egg has always been an integral part of my family’s cuisines. no matter what meal of the day or what occasion, it’s there in one form in another. a quaint little cafe that celebrates the egg in london is egg break, based in notting hill. for £10 i had the sweet potato rosti with goats cheese, honey, pinenuts, dill yoghurt, and poached eggs. i love all the ingredients on this list, but the dish didn’t wow me as much as i was hoping for. the goats cheese slice is extremely thick and that dominates the flavours on the plate. my main disappointment was that the poached egg was less than stellar, the white was a bit all over the place which didn’t make for the most appetising execution/ appearance. the rosti itself is nice, i could have done with less of the kale bed and a touch more crispiness. good size for a brunch and the setting and staff are perfect for this time of the day.

gets busy during saturday brunch, naturally, and for good reason. these egg-based dishes are delicious. had the turkish eggs - the best thing about it is the cheesy toast on the side. service was pretty prompt considering how busy it was.

a perfect escape for a rainy day in london. the place is very cozy and homey, it's also a nice place to work as it is pretty quiet (no loud music, etc). the service is very nice (very friendly!). latte was fine, food portion was big but the mexican omelette was delicious - especially if you like something a bit spicy.

totally forgot to take any pictures!
amazing grapefruit mimosa, my favourite part of the brunch experience.
one questionable waitress, although her lack of service skills did not interrupt my egg break experience.
it gets very busy, so book or be prepared to wait.

one of the best places to have breakfast in london 🍳 there menu had variety of dishes that's served all day , the place is cosy , as all cafes and restaurants in london their kinda small .
the service was friendly , the dishes that i ordered was delicious .
its worth a visit !!

i had an egg and avocado on toast with salmon on the side, the egg was slightly cold the salmon wasn't fresh, we were served by 3 different waitress only one was friendly the other 2 weren't! ti would take them 10mins to answer us back, the food took very long to come.
i think it is very over rated, the decoration is very normal and the taste is very average as any london coffee shop. i don't think i would go back.

lovely cozy atmosphere; great food; many healthy options. limited seatings. one of the best places for breakfast in london. make sure you pass by and try it out.

my instagram feed has been blowing up with endless photos of egg break in notting hill their breakfast food on colourful plates. i had the perfect excuse to go to egg break since i needed to visit my hairdresser samantha cusick over at portobello road. i even took part in the viral #mannequinchallenge with the salon. check out the instagram video below.

visiting from adelaide, south australia so i like to think i know my brunch. i had the corn cakes with spinach, poached eggs, mushrooms, bacon and hollandaise. hands down the best eggs i've ever had. the hollandaise wasn't too rich (which i find many places can be) and my eggs were soft and gooey! coffee wasn't the best but wasn't terrible. service was attentive and friendly. relaxed decor with excellent music playing in the background (think the black keys, adele, the rolling stones ...) to set the mood. come here if: you're looking for a no fuss breakfast with a bit of personality, you need to focus on some work or if you're only in london for a short while - it's well worth it!