The Rusty Rabbit is an Australian brunch cafe at 50 Westbourne Grove in Notting Hill. Created in Sydney by brothers Jamesray and Joshua Khoury, the London branch brings their warm, family run approach and all day breakfast culture to the neighbourhood. The lively room works for morning coffee, a substantial brunch or a relaxed lunch with friends.
Egg dishes range from simple eggs on toast to Benedict with bacon or salmon and a larger breakfast plate with beans, spinach, mushroom, hash brown and bacon. The breakfast burger layers egg, cheese, bacon, hash brown, rocket, relish and aioli inside a soft bun. These generous choices capture the playful, indulgent side of Australian cafe cooking.
Lighter options include a granola bowl with Greek yoghurt, chia, coconut and fruit, while sweet potato and corn fritters bring vegetables, crisp texture and fresh accompaniments together. Lamb kafta with poached eggs, cucumber, mint, pomegranate, zaatar and labneh introduces a Middle Eastern influence. Burgers and other lunch plates extend the menu beyond breakfast.
Pancakes arrive as a colourful stack with fruit, whipped ricotta, compote, passion fruit, pistachios and maple syrup. Coffee is supplied by an Australian owned London roaster, reinforcing the cafe’s connection to Sydney. Smoothies and cold drinks round out the daytime selection, while a dog friendly welcome and casual service make the venue approachable for regular neighbourhood visits.
Address: 50 Westbourne Grove, Notting Hill, London W2 5SH, United Kingdom