A contemporary jewel in the West End’s glittering crown, Brasserie of Light is an elegant and contemporary restaurant located within the storied walls of Selfridges on Oxford Street.

With an eclectic mix of British and internationally inspired cuisine alongside incredible vegan and vegetarian dishes, you’ll find something for everyone in a menu that’s both inclusive and refined, served in breathtaking, Art Deco surroundings from sunrise to late evening.

As you enjoy exclusive seasonal menus and carefully curated cocktails, you’ll do so under the ever-watchful eye of Pegasus, the 24ft tall, crystal-encrusted Damien Hirst sculpture that soars over diners in a breathtaking, colourful space flooded with natural light. As well as the main dining room, they also have a stunning central bar and an exquisite private dining room, perfect for special-occasion dining.

So whether you’re booking a business breakfast, looking to brunch with friends near Oxford Street, or planning an intimate meal for two, you’ll find everything you need and more.

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Breakfast
Weekdays until 11:30am
Weekends until 11am

  • Gluten Free
  • Breakfast
  • Groups
  • Private Dining
  • Vegetarian Options
  • Halal Options
  • Vegan options
  • Luxury
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Children Allowed
  • Online Booking
400 Oxford Street, London, W1A 1AB
Overall rating
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    Beautiful décor and food. Visited on Valentine’s Day and some of the staff wore red ribbons in their hair. The cocktails looked amazing and the desserts were fantastic. Thank you to Amber who looked after us very well indeed.
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    2 weeks ago
    I highly recommend this place. Both drinks and food are excellent and good value for money. Presentation is luxurious. I had the Dover crab (in picture). This was a starters but enough for a light lunch.
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    6 months ago
    A beautiful restaurant in the heart of London, located in a building next to the shopping mall. The decor is stunning, featuring a gorgeous horse on the ceiling, and the lighting, especially at night, is fantastic. The atmosphere is also relatively calm. The food was decent, though my fish was a bit dry. However, the service was poor. Our waitress was unresponsive and forgot my drinks twice. I ordered a vodka, and I’m still waiting for it. The starters were really good, and I would definitely recommend the appetizers. The cocktails were okay, but overall, I don't think I’ll return. The place was also quite expensive, but that’s London for you—prices are quite steep.