Brother Marcus Angel

We really enjoyed this restaurant. Most of the food was very good. We had the mixed dips and olives to start. We followed it with the Halloumi, lamb koftas and crispy aubergine skewers - all of which were very good - full of flavour and with lovely sauces. We also had calamari was a little greasy which lowered the overall standard. The presentation of the food was excellent. The service was very attentive.

Excellent food. The smokey shakshuka and fried chicken roti were as good as reported in other reviews. The potato fritter was also delicious. The seating is cosy and the outdoor places great for watching people go by. Service was prompt and friendly.

Great service, beautiful dishes and catering to every dietary requirement, Brother Marcus is wonderful. Staff are lovely and attentive and handled our mixed table of toddlers and adults really well along with pork free, dairy and gluten free requests. The bakery items were huge and delicious and loved the homemade lemonade. Fried chicken plate was huge and granola brunch dish was well presented. Gets extremely busy so booking is advised

Great food, very friendly staff. I gave 4 stars because I wish they had chicken or beef options for the sausages. Overall id definitely come again! The pita bread was so soft it melts!

Chic, Family-Friendly Spot With Great Food – But Room for Improvement We enjoyed our visit to Brother Marcus. The restaurant had a chic, modern, and clean aesthetic, and the staff were very accommodating — especially with our baby and toddler, which we really appreciated. The food was beautifully presented, elegant, and tasted pristine. It was served quickly too, which made for a smooth experience. However, the portion sizes were on the smaller side. We also ordered two hot chocolates, which were unfortunately quite disappointing — they tasted more like warm milk with barely a hint of chocolate. That’s definitely an area for improvement. Overall, we were happy with our visit and would love to return to try more dishes.

A real gem in the heart of Angel! Tucked away in the picturesque Camden Passage, Brother Marcus is a fantastic. The atmosphere is lovely and cozy, and we were seated very comfortably. The food was excellent! I had the Eggs Benedict and it was absolutely amazing - perfectly cooked and delicious. What made the experience even better was the surprise at the end when they treated us to some complimentary brownie bites. It was such a lovely touch!I fully recommend this place for a wonderful brunch experience. We will definitely be coming back!

This is the one. Angel is full of great places to enjoy brunch on a Sunday. Rain or Shine. But I bet you would struggle to find one a friendly as Brother Marcus. Don't bother trying, frankly, just come here. Kamilla was a most charming server. Thank you Kamilla!

We ordered the fries with feta and oregano and the rip and dip platter and both were lovely. Additionally, the service was amazing. They saw that our table hadn’t finished our dips yet so they gave us two extra pita breads on the house. Highly recommend.

Absolutely fantastic all around. So cozy and warm, the staff is exceptional. The food, everything and I mean everything, is to do for. Order the entire tasting menu. Order the house wine. You'll leave stuffed and satisfied. This is my new favourite London restaurant.

This review is for the Borough branch. I enjoyed my shakshuka but my friend really didn't like the breakfast he had. He said it was flavorless and uninspired. No staff checked on us during the meal and when we went back to get our table after receiving a text, we waited another 20 mins to be sat. Brunch menu is really limited so probably won't go back.

I love Turkish food and for some reason Brother Marcus gave me Turkish vibes. I also love mezze and dips. I chose the "rip and dip platter" with fennel tzatziki & Aleppo chilli, smoked aubergine baba ghanoush & harissa oil, and roasted beetroot houmous, herb oil & urfa chilli. The fennel tzatziki and Aleppo was creamy with the perfect hint of garlic. The beetroot houmous was delicious, and had a flavor of baked, earthy beets with a mixture of hummus. The baba ghanoush was rich and savory, and the harissa oil gave it a nice twist. The pita bread was fluffy, and soft. The restaurant was spotless. The ingredients were fresh, and the platter was perfect for dinner for one. The staff was very friendly.

Yummy food in the perfect location along Camden Passage. The space is super cute, natural, cozy. Service is friendly as well. Definitely a solid spot to catch up with a friend or take a date. I think the food is delicious but not spectacular (esp. considering price point). But Brother Marcus will always be a reliably good time.

Great service, everyone was incredibly friendly and they let us modify the eggs to scramble instead of poached because my boyfriend doesn't like poached eggs. The food tasted delicious...my only critique is that it was a bit too salty but overall amazing experience; I would come again.

Great atmosphere for dinner with soft lighting and aesthetically pleasant vibe. We tried the pork bbq, lamb and prawns while there. Pork BBQ was our favorite of the bunch as it was well balanced with the sauce ! Amazing combination. The lamb and sauce were good and very flavorful. Prawns were tasty as well but I would not recommend it if you are wearing nicer clothes or are on a date as your hands get messy and sticky when eating it. Great service from friendly staff. Really cool antique looking mens toilette too lol

Great cafe in Angel - there are now Brother Marcus cafes throughout London. I will prefer this one of the others. But saying that so so many people, so sometimes it is hard to get a table. This a bit more of an intimate space, so not good for large groups, but grr eat for a small catch up. The coffee is good - but I have to admit not great. The best thIng about this cafe is the food. It is not massive portions but the quality is fantastic.

Brother Marcus offers the most interesting and creative brunch options I've ever seen. If you're over the regular eggs Benedict and focaccia bread, this place will have you believe in brunch again. The food was so flavorful and amazing!!!

Good food and great service! Big portions. I tried the French toast and it was delicious, next time I will add the bacon.

I haven't brunched in a while, but when I heard of Brother Marcus' new branch in Camden Passage, I was eager to check it out. You can't book for brunch unless you're a party of more than 10, so I arranged to meet with a friend there at around 11am and hoped for the best. Upon arrival, there was a small group of people outside Brother Marcus, but none outside The Breakfast Club, which is usually notorious for queues. After putting our name down, we waited no more than 15 minutes and even got coffee across the street. They don't seem very efficient at allocating tables though, as we offered to take the vacant one outside, but no one ever got around to seating us before our name was called to come inside. For food, I ordered the Bob's Your Uncle and my friend got the Step Sister, which is apparently one of their most popular options. Mine was an interesting take on the latest food trend of Korean pork belly... not sure I quite see it as a brunch thing, though it was tasty and well presented. The Step Sister looked really good, although I would also say the portion sizes seem tiny (it's like one fritter and one egg). If I were to come again, I would get a few plates to share, or maybe some of the small plates. I also had a black Americano and was impressed with the quality of their coffee. Service was very quick and we were in and out in about an hour. By the time we left around noon, the group of people waiting outside had more than doubled, so definitely come early!