Want to know the best places to eat? Eat Drink Meet lists the UKs best brunch spots

Discover the ten best restaurants & pubs for brunch, according to Eat Drink Meet

The best restaurants and pubs for brunch (breakfast and lunch!) in the UK have bee.n revealed by Eat Drink Meet, a special website dedicated to help visitors discover nearby pubs, bars, and restaurants using unique filtering options.

Eat Drink Meet offers you more than other websites, as it has options to filter to venues with brunch, afternoon tea, ‘pubs with a view’, ‘gastro pubs’, and even discover local establishments hosting pub quizzes and live music nights. It’s ideal for finding spots near you, that you might not have previously been aware of. 

With venues all over the UK on its database, Eat Drink Meet has ranked the best brunch spots in key cities all over the UK to help the public find the ideal place to visit for something to eat.

10. The Barge Inn, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire

Serving both local folks and narrow users from the adjacent Grand Union Canal since the 19th century, The Barge Inn is a gem. It offers a superb selection of brunch options. Choices include a full cooked breakfast to Eggs Florentine, and all are available throughout the morning at weekends. 

9. The Bull’s Head, Shenstone, Staffordshire

The Bull’s Head in Shenstone, which is near the cathedral city of near Lichfield, offers a unique blend of town and country.  It boasts a well-stocked bar and everything from buttermilk pancakes to fresh avocado on offer on its menu, it offers a wonderful mix of brunch options for all the family to enjoy.

8. The Hawes Inn, South Queensferry, West Lothian

An inspiration for a Robert Louis Stevenson novel, The Hawes Inn in South Queensferry is a charming country pub serving a wide range of classic and seasonal dishes. It's famed for  its delicious brunch. With breathtaking views of the Firth of Forth and well-kept gardens, it's a stunning spot that travellers in the area should seek out. 

7. Fairfield Arms, Audenshaw, Greater Manchester

Once a private house The Fairfield Arms in Audenshaw in Greater Manchester is a stunning red-brick Victorian building where brunch is served every weekend on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Alongside a range of classic adult options, there’s also children's portions, too.

6. The King’s Head, Wellesbourne, Warwickshire

An ideal venue for history lovers, The King’s Head in Wellesbourne shouldn't be missed. Built in the 1600s, during the English Civil War it served as a hospital and during WW2 it hosted RAF pilots and other military personnel. It boasts cosy indoor seating and a smart and tidy garden and a mouth-watering menu for all meals – including brunch options.

5. The Fitzwilliam Arms, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire

The Fitzwilliam Arms, safe in the heart of Marholm village, which is not far from Peterborough, is a charming countryside inn that offers a perfect place to sit back and relax ofr a while. Surrounded by historic buildings owned by the Fitzwilliam family, the thatched-roofed pub has a carefully crafted brunch menu boasting everything from the classic full English to a more modern favourite, smashed avocado on a toasted artisan bloomer.

4. The Rose and Crown, Ilkeston, Derbyshire

Dating back to 1786, The Rose and Crown is a gorgeous setting for your brunch. Historically having served as a very busy coaching inn, the pub now takes pride in serving the best meal of the day. Brunch! Offering a varied selection, you'll be able to opt for hot drinks and fresh juices to complement whatever you choose knowing that the local chefs have designed the menu to ultimate perfection.

3. Browns, Stone, Staffordshire

It has a spacious outdoor terrace and a carefully hand-crafted cocktails menu, Browns in Stone offers a great spot to catch up and brunch with your friends or family members. The menu features delights like lobster benedict and smoked salmon but also classical options like eggs and pancakes. At the weekends why not enjoy their a bottomless brunch option served until 2pm.

2. The Cadland, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire

Nottingham's The Cadland offers a relaxing atmosphere for your brunching. It boasts a spacious beer garden, perfect if you happen to visit on a dry or, even better, a sunny day, but it also has comfortable indoor spaces to catch up with friends and family while enjoying a delightful range of classic brunch options.

1. Browns, Liverpool, Merseyside

For locals and tourists alike, Browns in Liverpool is a go-to destination for a delightful brunch. Situated close to Liverpool One, the Maritime Museum, Tate Liverpool, the historic docks, several underground railway stations (and my Liverpool office!) it's the ideal spot to fuel your body before a day of exploring all that Liverpool has to offer. With a brilliantly boozy range of hand-crafted cocktails and a well-stocked bar, there is also a bottomless brunch option for those who feel like they want to indulge a little bit.

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