Designed to bring the taste and feel of Australia's café culture to London, Lantana served the first Aussia Brunch in the capital, bringing a little piece of Australia to the heart of London.

It’s been 15 years since Lantana first opened doors and gave an unsuspecting Britain a sunny taste of Australian Brunch. They now have their own cookbook and several venues across London.

Urban architecture mixed with a Bondi beach vibe gives Lantana the perfect backdrop to enjoy a casual, comfortable Breakfast spread. Try the teriyaki salmon poke bowl, lighter options such as peanut butter bircher overnight oats, or their classic ‘corn fritters’ in a stack with halloumi or bacon, spinach, tomatoes, smashed avo and lemon crème fraiche.

At weekends their infamous Brunch, called the ‘Lantana Blowout’, includes free-flowing Prosecco or Mimosa (or unlimited juices and coffee for non-drinkers) alongside one of their iconic Brunch items.

Found in Oliver’s Yard on City Road, Lantana is just a short walk from Old Street Underground and close to all local amenities.

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Breakfast
Mon - Fri: 8am -12pm

Brunch
Sat & Sun: 9am - 4pm 

  • Gluten Free
  • Outdoor Seating
  • Bottomless Drinks
  • Breakfast
  • Brunch
  • Vegetarian Options
  • Vegan options
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Disabled Access
  • Children Allowed
  • Online Booking
2, Oliver’s Yard, 55 City Rd, London, EC1Y 1HQ
Overall rating
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    2 months ago
    Cute but missed the mark for this price category We had brunch with five people at Latana, the menu and ingredients are good but the preparation and service are lacking — which given we paid 150+ pounds without drinking any alcohol seems out of balance Our food was not brought to the table at the same time, the English muffins were dry, and the avô toast was burned but like actually blackened. Service was clumsy, with poached eggs falling from buns as they were set on the table and basic mistakes (like adding pork to the vegetarian order). Good to give it a try but likely not coming back
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    Food was just ok (very salty) but all came with lots of hidden fees. The service charge they added was 14% (usual is around 12%) and there’s a £1 charge for a charity they support. We couldn’t get our server to come for payment so we used the QR code at the table, another £1 charge for that privilege. All-in-all, there was an extra £9 in charges in addition to the overpriced food, and they asked for an additional tip too.
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    2 months ago
    I prefer giving excellent reviews however this time I cannot. I find charging £17 for this - a really rude joke. It wasn’t worth more than a half. Small portion, presentation zero, creativity missing, flavours non existent. The place was seriously cold, we were sat there in our jackets! The service was slow plus we had to wait to be actually noticed and there was only us and another table. We also ordered matcha latte which was tiny, cold and sickly sweet that we barely could taste anything else. Not a nice experience and we will not return.