The Best Drag Brunches in London

Not a store but a bar + café  + club that offers a unique combination (at least in this part of London) of food, drink, music, art, culture and parties!

Dalston is a great place for brunch, burgers, salads and cakes. Later in the evening, the basement becomes a party zone with the crowd being entertained by some of the best up-and-coming DJ's and live acts.

Located in-between Soho and Covent is The Phoenix Arts Club. It's been entertaining entertainers for over thirty years. This is a favoured haunt of actors and theatrical types, although you don't have to be a thespian to visit. This is one of the most charming bars in central London and it's very gay-popular.

This bar was the original dressing and rehearsal rooms of The Phoenix Theatre. Laurence Olivier made his theatre debut Noel Coward's "Private Lives" in the 1930s. This place is steeped in history. Stars from the West End often take the mic and perform. There's a small cabaret area at the back.

Located in the City of London, Austin Friars Balls Brothers isn't a gay bar but it hosts popular drag brunches. Enjoy the bottomless Prosecco (they actually bother to refill your glass). Very difficult to leave a drag brunch at this venue sober.

It's not a gay bar but it may as well be. Mrs Riot is a very camp place in the heart of London. They host regular drag brunches, including bottomless brunches where the pornstar martinis flow freely and some of the best drag performers in London are on hand to entertain you.

This venue has closed

Tonight Josephine is a gay-popular cocktail bar located in Clapham.

They host various events like bottomless brunch, daily happy hour, and more!