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Harden's says

One of Fulham's fave brunching spots, Megan's Deli on the King's Road, opens a Parsons Green outpost just opposite the tube station. Expect all-day brunch fare (with bottomless prosecco options at weekends) alongside sourdough pizzas and 'deconstructed pan kebabs' (whatever those may be!).

survey result

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* Based on a three course dinner, half a bottle of wine, coffee, cover charge, service and VAT.

A “buzzy” atmosphere and “welcoming service” are the strong suits of this “expanding group”, with 16 branches in London and another handful nearby. While nobody disputes that they’re “lovely to sit in” and offer “value for money”, the “Middle-Eastern-inspired cooking” divides opinion, with some reporters “pleasantly surprised by the tasty food” and others bemoaning “underwhelming” dishes that “sound better than they taste”.

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* Based on a three course dinner, half a bottle of wine, coffee, cover charge, service and VAT.

“Fairy lights, greenery and charming decor create a warm and cosy atmosphere” at this still-expanding group, which is most popular as a “reliable and friendly brunch option”. Its Med-inspired tapas is typically rated somewhere between “tasty” and “nothing special” and scores overall are dragged well down by those experiencing “chaotic service” and “food that doesn’t live up to the pretty dining room”.

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* Based on a three course dinner, half a bottle of wine, coffee, cover charge, service and VAT.

With its inviting décor, this fast-expanding group has been a big “winner” since the pandemic, mushrooming to 18 sites, all of which have generally proved useful additions to their respective areas. But while “it certainly looks the part, and the staff look after you well enough”, the brunch-friendly fare can be hit ’n’ miss, with reports ranging from “surprisingly good” to “formulaic and really abysmal”. Top Tip – “always a top option for feeding the family”.

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* Based on a three course dinner, half a bottle of wine, coffee, cover charge, service and VAT.

With their very “pretty interiors” and “great brunch” – this “reliable chain” of “cheerful” all-day hang-outs has emerged completely undaunted from the pandemic, expanding beyond its south west London heartlands as far as Islington, Marlow and St Albans. With new openings scheduled for late 2021 in Dulwich and Richmond, the roll-out shows no sign of slowing down. They’re very “dog friendly” too.

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Restaurant details

No dress code
Opening hours

Mon-Sat 7 am-11 pm, Sun 8 am-10 pm
Last orders: 11 pm, Sun 10 pm

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