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We know what you lovely bunch like; brunch hangouts, a decent place for a good dairy-free coffee, and vegan grub among other things (we could go on, but the list would be long). And the AT readers love affair with brunch hasn’t gone unnoticed – there’s nothing better than a mega avo on toast or a slap up English breakfast. As we’re all brunch devotees, you’ll be pleased to hear about Pimm’s new brunch series. Here’s the boozy scoop:

Pimm’s Brunch Series: The Run-Down

Just launched, the Pimm’s Brunch Series sees a selection of coveted brunch destinations in the capital add a limited edition Pimm’s drinks menu to their usual roster, whetting the appetite of the loyal brunch brigade. If you’ve become tired of the standard Prosecco, Bloody Mary or Mimosa – the Pimm’s Brunch Series runs throughout June and features an array of summertime tipples. New cocktails include the Pimm and Proper, a pimped up G&T with a hit of Pimm’s sweetness; the Pimm’s Fizz, think of it as a fruity, bubbly cocktail; Pimm’s No.1 with lemonade, sparkling wine orange and mint; and The Pimm’s Short, a straight up drink with Pimm’s No.1, lemonade and orange zest.

Pimm’s Brunch Series: The Venues

There’s six venues across London taking part in the Pimm’s Brunch Series. Here’s where you need to hit up this weekend:

1. For a Classic Brunch: Bourne and Hollingsworth 
 
The Lowdown: Bourne & Hollingsworth Buildings, Clerkenwell’s relaxed all-day hang-out, is great for brunch. Available from 10am- 4pm Saturday and Sunday, the B & H Brunch combines fresh English dishes with tasty bottomless cocktails, creating a relaxed party atmosphere with a faded stately grandeur backdrop of open fires, trailing plants and light filled spaces.

Where: 42 Northampton Rd, Clerkenwell, London EC1R 0HU

2. For a South London Brunch: Brew 

The Lowdown: This small cafe offers creative breakfasts and lazy weekend brunches. Come for homey vibes and a lovely neighbourhood feel. Taking inspiration from the all-day dining scene in Melbourne, Brew’s menu features delicious homemade culinary concoctions, like their poached eggs in hung yogurt, and eggs with aubergine and avocado on sourdough toast.

Where: 21 High Street Wimbledon, Wimbledon, London SW19 5DX

3. For a Creative Brunch: Brother Marcus 

The Lowdown: Brother Marcus is one of Balham’s hottest brunch spots. The indoor/outdoor café and bar is the brainchild of three school friends Alex Large, Arthur Campbell and Tasos Gaitanos. There’s a big focus on seasonal, organic and the highest quality produce, with the team very passionate about every ingredient used, from the St Ives eggs to Cypriot halloumi.

Where: 9 Chestnut Grove, London SW12 8JA

4. For a Quirky Brunch: Friends of Ours 

The Lowdown: Friends of Ours is a little independent cafe that lives up to the hype. This laid-back, antipodean-style café located a stones throw from Old Street Station is worth the queue at the weekend. They pride themselves on providing great tasting coffee, awesome brunches and freshly-prepared cakes and other sweet bites. Come and see brunch beauty in all its glory.

Where: 61 Pitfield St, Hoxton, London N1 6BU

5. For an Eggtastic Brunch: Eggbreak

The Lowdown: Eggbreak is a uber cool hangout in Notting Hill. And as the name suggest, they dish up incredible eggy numbers like their famed Turish eggs serves with a chilli and cheese toastie, and thE salt beef hash with fried eggs and sourdough. It’s an absolute yolk party here.

Where: 30 Uxbridge St, Kensington, London W8 7TA

6. For a Global Inspired Brunch: Megan’s 

The Lowdown: Megan’s is a relaxed eatery serving up Mediterranean flavours on the King’s Road. Megan’s serve up killer breakfast dishes including their mighty homemade muffins, porridge with caramelised banana and honey, and malt and honey granola. Their year-round al fresco fairylit garden is pretty special too.

Where: 571 King’s Rd, Fulham, London SW6 2EB