#FLODown: Mews of Mayfair Courtyard
If, like us, you are desperately clinging on to your Birkenstocks and bucket hats wailing into the rain “summer isn’t over!”, then we recommend that you get down to the Mews of Mayfair courtyard for a delicious brunch. The courtyard at the Mews of Mayfair is the ultimate al fresco dining experience. Tucked away in a decorative mews off New Bond Street, this spot features a menu with some of your brunch time favourites – and yes, that includes avocado. Sundays at Mews are host to ‘Balearic Brunches’ where you’ll find house music, cocktails, champagne and of course brunch – perfect for a birthday event.
WHAT TO EAT?
We recommend an old favourite ‘Eggs Florentine’. These tasty eggs are served with a creamy hollandaise sauce and are suitable for vegetarians.
Price: £10
Or, why not try the avocado and poached eggs, on a tempting homemade sweetcorn fritter.
Price £10
BEST FOR?
Summer-time dining. Great location for a date or a great catch up with friends.
#FLODown: Cosy courtyard with tasty food and a great atmosphere at sensible prices. Blankest provided for those colder days.
Location:
10-11 Lancashire Court, Mayfair, and London, W1S 1EY
Nearest Station:
Oxford Circus Tube Station
Opening Hours:
Brunch Saturday to Sunday 11 am-5 pm, Balearic Brunches Sun 2pm-8pm.
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