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.

This Spitalfields location is a slightly quieter hidden gem, but no less fun and quirky for it. It’s nestled along Artillery Lane and boasts a secret bar upstairs called The Mayor of Scaredy Cat Town.

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.

Spitalfields is a buzzy area so why not have a stroll around the markets and artisan shops before departing – Liverpool Street Station is just across the road from The Breakfast Club.

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Breakfast:
Mon - Fri: 7:30am - 12pm

  • Breakfast
  • Vegetarian Options
  • Vegan options
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Disabled Access
  • Children Allowed
  • Online Booking
12-16 Artillery Lane, London, E1 7LS
Overall rating
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    a week ago
    Heaving on a Saturday morning, thank goodness we got a reservation (latest one at 930am). Food was surprisingly good - the eggs benedict and florentine were well seasoned. And the coffee was actually strong. Service was good albeit hard to get their attention sometimes since they were so busy. But will be back to try more of the food on their extensive menu.
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    a month ago
    Great place for brunch where you can get a full English with pancakes. I'm a big fan of sweet and savoury food. Presentation of the food is always on point. On the weekend however, you should really aim to get there before 11. If you're later than that, you may end up having to wait a while to be seated. We got there around 10:30am ish, and we had to wait about 15 minutes for two people which wasn't bad. The people behind us had to wait 20-30 mins as they had a 4 people group.
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    2 weeks ago
    I had the greasy spoon, my wife had eggs benedict. Both were delicious! Highly recommended. When we arrived the line was long to get a table but we didn’t wait 10 minutes before we sat down. Staff was very friendly!