All-day menus of health conscious dishes taking their inspiration from Australian culinary styles.
"When people used to mention Australian bars or cafes in London, it would evoke the thought of terrible spots like The Walkabout, or dives like Belushi’s. Eventually coffee shops like Lantana and Flat White opened up, and people here realised that - oh wait - Aussies actually make some pretty good tasting coffee. Timmy Green is an evolution and a step up from those. Timmy Green feels feels like the restaurant version of that impossibly chiselled fitness guy or girl you follow on Instagram, and having brunch here makes you feel like you could also be ridiculously good-looking one day. Or, you could just order the coconut French toast. And a side of bacon. The coffee’s good, and they also do Australian-sounding things like popcorn shrimp sandwiches and things called ‘salad’ (which are actually really good). But really, you’re here for that brunch, which they do every day until mid-afternoon. It gets busy, so think about booking if there are a few of you, and they also have a bottomless brunch if you want to go big. Don’t forget to ’gram that avo toast before you think about, you know, actually eating it." - David Paw
"Bottomless brunches are arguably human kinds most ingenious way of making eating eggs whilst getting daytime drunk socially acceptable. And the weekend bottomless brunch at Timmy Green is a pretty sweet deal, with 100 minutes of unlimited mimosa potential, plus a savoury dish and a sweet dish for £39.50. But, the best thing about the brunch options is that there are plenty to choose from and several of the savoury dishes can come with or without eggs. Don’t miss the ridiculously named Unicorn Waffles." - Heidi Lauth Beasley
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