In their own words, the Elgin is 'Maida Vale's front room'. They serve fresh and seasonal food in a hip, shabby-chic space which invites you to feel at home.

The Elgin is atmospheric and a hit with locals, thanks in part to the elegantly rustic interiors of subway tiles, exposed brick and wooden floorboards. We're sure that their use of the very best local produce has made them popular, too.

Brunch at The Elgin has a whole host of options, including vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free. If you're being healthy, try the roasted cauliflower & chickpea salad, or the tahini, buckwheat and sour cherry granola. We personally love the sound of the Elgin cheeseburger, which comes complete with Cornish gouda, caramelised red onion, house pickles and fries...it's a bit less healthy, though. 

Rounding off the week with a Sunday Lunch is an enduring tradition and The Elgin pull it off perfectly. Pick your way through a range of delightful small plates, like burrata, braised leeks and almond dukkah, before the main event. Each roast comes with all of the trimmings- whether you choose the West Country lamb rump with mint sauce, the half chicken crown or baked aubergine. 

As they're just across the road from Maida Vale Underground station, there's no excuse not to drop by The Elgin for good food and drink.

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Saturday Brunch
9am - 3:30pm

Sunday Lunch
12pm - 8pm

  • Gluten Free
  • Outdoor Seating
  • Brunch
  • Sunday Lunch
  • Groups
  • Vegetarian Options
  • Vegan options
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Disabled Access
  • Children Allowed
  • Online Booking
255 Elgin Ave, Maida Vale, London, W9 1NJ
Overall rating
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    6 months ago
    Top traditional Sunday roast. The environment is pretty chill and service is good. I'd come back to try more dishes or have drinks.
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    a week ago
    Ordered the mushroom on toast, £10 and it was awful. The mushrooms were either burnt or overcooked. The sourdough was really hard. It’s a total fail and god knows how hard it is to mess up a mushroom toast… The staff handled the feedback with a lot of attention though and seemed genuinely concerned. They gave a £2.5 discount. So great staff, average to awful food (my partner mushroom burger was a £17 deep fried portobello mushroom with a little bit of garlic mayo - overpriced and not really tasty either). I’d recommend going there for a pint or two in a lovely and sunny place but stay away from the food.
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    a week ago
    DO NOT BOOK EVENTS HERE Nice pub and the pub staff are welcoming but do not ever book events here. The event coordination team are completely unhelpful when I booked my event, and have been rude when following up on email. I had some presents and items left from my event which I was assured would be safe for me to pick up the day after but had been lost by the team and then the coordination team had said that it was my fault for the items being lost.