Four of the best brunch spots in Dulwich according to TripAdvisor

Blogger Muddy Stilettos named East Dulwich in the top 260 places to live in 2024, in a list based on a range of factors such as culture, house prices, and places to eat and shop, amongst others.

One of the key areas that earned East Dulwich the title was on account of its numerous places to eat and drink.

Muddy Stilettos described the neighbourhood as “cool” but “not in a graffiti-scrawled, underground clubs and street food way, think more farmers markets, art galleries and notable restaurants.”

We’ve rounded up four of the best brunch spots in Dulwich to try, according to reviewers on TripAdvisor, and everything you need to know about them.

Megan’s

If you’re looking for a dog-friendly brunch spot to try, Megan’s is one to add to your list.

With two locations in Dulwich (Dulwich Village and East Dulwich), this restaurant serves a range of Mediterranean-inspired dishes for breakfast, lunch and dinner as well as a cocktail menu.

Their East Dulwich branch has received a 4.5-star rating on TripAdvisor with 11 reviewers recommending them as a good spot for brunch.

The current brunch menu features a sharing “Turkish Brunch Feast” including Halloumi, cheese fondue flatbread and sweet tahini for £14.90.

For vegans or vegetarians, the restaurant also caters for different dietary needs including a veggie brunch and a vegan brunch option.

Bluebrick Café

If you’re looking for a vegetarian friendly eating spot, Bluebrick Café is a top rated spot according to TripAdvisor, with a 4.5-star rating.

Built within the setting of a former dairy on Fellbrigg Road, this café  offers a “cosy” setting to sit and have brunch.

This family-run business for over 10 years was founded by “lifelong” vegetarians with a menu adapted to cater for vegetarians.

Their menu features a traditional veggie breakfast “made from scratch” along with coffees and sweet treats like plant-based cakes.

One reviewer wrote that the brunch was “possibly the tastiest brunch and friendliest service I've ever had” whilst another praised them them for their “affordability” and “good quality.”

Spinach

If you’re looking for an eating spot with seasonally changing options offering a casual walk-in seating service, Spinach is a popular spot according to TripAdvisor.

Located on Lordship Lane, the restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner along with weekly changing salads made with local produce.

It’s received a 4-star rating on TripAdvisor with 18 reviewers recommending it as a brunch spot.

Their all-day brunch menu features classics like crushed avocado on sourdough and other dishes like courgette and fetta pancakes as well as open-faced sandwiches and wraps.

One reviewer rated the restaurant for their “fast” and “friendly” service whilst another recommended the tortilla with beans, avocado and crumbled feta.

Spinach restaurant (Image: Spinach)

Romeo Jones

If you’re looking for a brunch spot offering indoor and outdoor seating, Romeo Jones based in Dulwich Village is a popular spot.

The business first began in 2007 selling a range of nationally-sourced food and produce as well as gifts.

Visitors can also eat breakfast or lunch or stop by for coffee and cake, and the business has received a 4.5-star rating on TripAdvisor, with seven reviewers recommending the brunch.

Their menu changes monthly with, this month's specials including a Lebanese lemon and lentil soup, baked orzo with roasted veg, mozzarella and basil, crushed avocado on sourdough and a ploughman's lunch.

One reviewer said their scrambled eggs and smoked salmon was "excellent”, whilst another praised them for their accommodations to variation requests on the menu.