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CITYMATTERS.LONDON June 07 - July 04 2023 | Page 11<br />
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FOOD & DRINK<br />
All images courtesy of each venue<br />
Issho-Ni<br />
Bread Street Kitchen<br />
Gordon Ramsay himself may be slightly<br />
terrifying, but his <strong>City</strong> restaurant is one of<br />
the best places to grab a classy bottomless<br />
brunch. Choose an egg dish or a main as<br />
well as a dessert before downing as many<br />
glasses of Prosecco as you can possibly can<br />
– testing the waiters’ speed and efficiency<br />
in the process. We also love their weekend<br />
beef Wellington special for a slightly alternative<br />
brunch experience. This bougie British<br />
speciality is done to perfection at Bread<br />
Street Kitchen and can be complimented by<br />
delicious wine pairings.<br />
•10 Bread Street EC4M 9AJ<br />
gordonramsayrestaurants.com/<br />
bread-street-kitchen<br />
Issho-Ni<br />
For an intimate gathering with a couple of<br />
friends, head to Bethnal Green’s fantastic<br />
Issho-Ni. Just a short walk from the Square<br />
Mile, the incredibly friendly Japanese restaurant<br />
serves boozy bottomless brunches on<br />
Saturdays.<br />
Nibble on wasabi peas before kicking off<br />
the brunch with unlimited freshly made<br />
sushi, sashimi and maki rolls. Then, if you<br />
have room, choose one of the large mains<br />
on the menu, which includes a creamy Katsu<br />
curry, Wagyu steak or fried aubergine with<br />
sesame miso – our favourite! Complement<br />
your meal with unlimited Prosecco or, if<br />
you’re feeling adventurous, a Bloody Geisha,<br />
which is a Japanese take on the Bloody<br />
Mary. Delicious!<br />
Make sure you book ahead as the weekend<br />
brunches are very popular with Londoners<br />
and tourists alike. We can’t wait to go again!<br />
One of the <strong>City</strong> of London’s best bottomless<br />
brunches.<br />
n185 Bethnal Green Road E2 6A<br />
Bissho-ni.com<br />
Fish Market<br />
This <strong>City</strong> seafood spot offers up a super<br />
special fishy weekend brunch menu. For this<br />
special experience, diners start off at their<br />
very own oyster and Bloody Mary station –<br />
yes, they have an entire section dedicated<br />
to the two. Guests then move on to starters<br />
and main courses, made from fresh and<br />
locally sourced seafood that can also be<br />
enjoyed with bottomless Prosecco or Moët<br />
and Chandon. Because, why not?<br />
n16 New Street EC2M 4TR<br />
fishmarket-restaurant.co.uk<br />
Bread Street Kitchen<br />
Sky Brunch at Shangri-La,<br />
The Shard<br />
Ideal for a big celebration and one of the <strong>City</strong><br />
of London’s best bottomless brunches, the<br />
Sunday brunch at the Shard’s luxury restaurant<br />
is one for the books. Enjoy a welcome glass<br />
of Champagne before tucking into delicious<br />
cuisine with unrivalled views of the <strong>City</strong>. You<br />
can also upgrade to bottomless Veuve Clicquot<br />
Yellow Label Brut NV Champagne and a<br />
choice of three courses for a little extra. The<br />
pan-Asian brunch menu includes Hainanese<br />
chicken rice, pad Thai and aromatic duck, so<br />
you can enjoy the brunch at any hour. Finish<br />
your experience with caramelised pear,<br />
crème brûlée, or a cute mochi selection.<br />
•31 St Thomas Street SE1 9QU<br />
skylounge-shangrila.com<br />
Ivy <strong>City</strong> Garden<br />
When it comes to brunch, Ivy <strong>City</strong> Garden<br />
is not messing about. Located in Bishopsgate,<br />
the menu is bursting at the seams<br />
with options to choose from. Whether you<br />
decide to try the duck liver mandarin parfait<br />
with a toasted brioche, lobster linguine or<br />
even the steak tartare (an Ivy classic), you<br />
won’t be disappointed with the dedicated<br />
weekend brunch menu. It’s the perfect<br />
place to dine with fussy eaters, as you’re<br />
sure to find a dish for every taste. We can’t<br />
wait to try the hot buttermilk pancakes<br />
with a glass of Ivy Collection Champagne.<br />
•Dashwood House,<br />
69 Old Broad Street EC2M 1QS<br />
theivycitygarden.com<br />
Fish Market