Enjoy a Delicious Weekend Brunch at Aqua Nueva and Aqua Kyoto

London hospitality is set to reopen its doors from today and we couldn't be more excited. And what better way to celebrate emerging from your November slumber than with a lip-smacking Brunch at Aqua Nueva or Aqua Kyoto? 

For delicious Spanish-influenced grub, look no further than Aqua Nueva, a swanky hideaway overlooking Regent Street. Brunchers can sit under curved ochre ceilings amidst sleek mahogany furniture and feast upon mouth-watering tapas dishes.

Their Brunch menu features a delicious selection of Spanish small plates, including padron peppers, classic Spanish tortilla and seafood rice with grilled tiger prawns. All of this is followed by a dessert of indulgent pistachio churros with a rich dark chocolate sauce.

Brunchers with a hankering for Japanese cuisine may prefer to dine at Aqua Kyoto for their wonderfully inventive Japanese Brunch. Set in the historic Dickin & Jones building, Aqua Kyoto is a contemporary dining space situated in London’s buzzing Soho.

Dig into an innovative Brunch menu bursting with Japanese favourites, including a sushi and sashimi platter, rock shrimp tempura and unlimited Sumiyaki yakitori. And those with a sweet tooth won't want to miss their mouth-watering Omakese dessert platter!

With both Brunches, guests can choose the 'Brunch only' option, or opt for free-flowing Prosecco, Mimosas or Bellinis. Those feeling extra fancy can even upgrade to include unlimited Veuve Clicquot Champagne!

Booze-free Brunch is priced at £35 per person and Brunch with free-flowing cocktails & Prosecco is £65 per person. The Deluxe Brunch option, including unlimited Veuve Clicquot Champagne and cocktails, is priced at £85 per person.

When?

Aqua Nueva
Saturday: 1pm – 3:30pm

Aqua Kyoto
Saturday: 1pm – 3:30pm
Sunday: 12pm – 6:15pm

Where?

Aqua Nueva
5th Floor, 240 Regent Street, London, W1F 7EB

Aqua Kyoto
30 Argyll Street, London, W1F 7EB

To make a booking for Brunch at Aqua Nueva, click here

To make a booking for Brunch at Aqua Kyoto, click here