Bad Egg in Merton

Friendly and helpful staff even though it was really busy. The burgers are amazing. Good coffee too. Highly recommended

Delicious place to get a large breakfast with sweet and salty options. The Sunday brunch was incredibly tasty and you can ask 2 mains (one sweet and one salty).Also easy to switch from homemade lemonade to coffee for my sweet plate. Tried the burger hash, buffalo popcorn chicken (proper buffalo sauce), pancakes and french toast with blueberries and vainilla cream.£22 for bottomless virgin brunch (apple juice, coffe, homemade lemonade, coke, ginger beer etc)£35 for bottomless (mimosas, prossecco and bloody marys)

service was great, everything came out in a timely manner! We just got regular brunch but the bottomless deal is good if you plan to indulge (bottomless drinks plus 2 main dishes!). The eggs Benedict and avocado toast were delicious and the Prosecco was good not anything crazy but for the prices it was amazing. Would definitely come back. Our waitress was great as well!

Easily the best bottomless brunch in London. It's reasonably priced and your drinks are continually topped up. The food could be improved a little, but the attentive customer service more than makes up for it

One of London's best brunch spots. Opt for the bottomless brunch if you're planning on a boozy start to your day, otherwise just go ala carte and pick and choose from an excellent and wide range menu. I can recommend the huevos rancheros, shakshuka or even the Korean burger. All tasty and well made. Get a side order of some pulled pork kimchi fries and a homemade lemonade.

Bad egg knows how to do bottomless brunch! Mix and match cocktails and two dishes from the menu, that is the deal you need to try. Place is very lively with good music and very friendly staff. Even tho, the place is tiny and packed at all the time, everyone who worked that day was accommodating, smiling and having good time. There’s nothing more that customer would ask. We have tried hash brown “burger”, poke bowl, popcorn chicken and pancakes. And we both agreed that popcorn chicken is the winner. But we will be definitely coming back to try their regular menu, as the burger apparently is the best in town!

Brilliant egg themed restaurant with an alternative styling. The staff was super enthusiastic when I was there and served us quickly. Food was cooked fresh to a high standard and an absolute delight for a late breakfast. I'll definitely be back!

Had the Bad Egg burger hash - a beef patty, nduja cheese fondue, soft egg yolk, pickles, onions, yellow mustard smashed with crispy potato and a fried egg. Underwhelming to say the least, maybe I just had high expectations. Cost of this was £11, chocolate shake was £5.50 plus 12.5% service charge came to £18.56. Don't know if it was the tomato ketchup or the food but felt really acidic on the stomach afterwards. The waitress accidentally knocked my coat on the floor without realising and along with the food, left me with a weird feeling about Bad Egg overall.Note to Bad Egg: very close but the visit wasn't January 2020 and if you put in as much effort with the restaurant as you do with sarcasm on Google reviews, it will be packed in no time!

This restaurant has been styled in quite a unique and interesting style and the menu items reflect this. My chicken burger contained coconut, peanut butter and jam among other things and this surprising works in a way that must be experienced for yourself, like or dislike. Staff were friendly but wish they were more present around the restaurant as it was hard to summon one.

Wouldn't be my first option for a brunch, but it was quite an alright one. The whole brunch offered seems to be more geared towards the bottomless concept than the actual food experience.The place is rather dark, American dinner-y style with some quirks like the tiles in the toilets or the emergency lights on the dinning area. The staff are nice but the place is so busy they need to rush here and there to serve all the tables.The food is mostly greasy-spoon-like, although much nicer, plus some salads, burgers and the like. The portions are a tad small (the sides rather than the actual dishes) in relation to the price. The eggs are, disappointingly enough, far from the best I've had in London. Not bad, but nothing too remarkable.Would visit again for burgers, but probably not for brunch unless I wanted to accompany it with bottomless drinks