Halal Brunch in Muswell Hill — What Your Options Actually Are

If you’ve searched for halal brunch in Muswell Hill, you’ve probably noticed the options are thinner than you’d expect for an area this size. This post is an honest look at what’s available — and why Beans & Blues is the choice that most people end up making.

What Makes a Good Halal Brunch?

It’s not just about whether the meat is certified. A proper halal brunch in 2025 means halal sausage and bacon that actually tastes like something, eggs cooked properly, a kitchen that understands what it’s doing, and — critically — enough on the menu that the non-halal members of your group aren’t stuck with two options.

That’s a harder brief than it sounds.

Halal Brunch Options in Muswell Hill N10

The Broadway has a small number of cafés. Most serve standard brunch. A smaller number serve halal. Of those, most close before 4pm — which rules them out for a late brunch or early lunch.

Beans & Blues serves halal meat throughout, is open from 7am to 8pm every day, and has the highest Google rating on Muswell Hill Broadway: 4.8★ from 274+ reviews. It’s not a halal-specific restaurant — it’s a full-service all-day café that happens to use halal meat, which means the full menu is available to everyone in your group.

The Halal Brunch Menu at Beans & Blues

The options that are consistently popular for halal brunch:

• Turkish Breakfast (£14.50) — Sucuk (halal), halloumi, fried eggs, honey, clotted cream, filo pastry, feta, olives, tomatoes, cucumber. A full spread. One of those dishes that takes 40 minutes to finish and still leaves you wanting more.
• Full English (£13) — Halal Cumberland sausage and bacon, eggs, hashbrowns, mushroom, beans, tomatoes. The standard done properly.
• Turkish Eggs (£11.50) — Poached eggs on garlic yogurt with paprika butter. One of the best things on the menu. Add sucuk for £3.50.
• Eggs Benedict, Royale, Florentine or Heaven (£12–£14) — Classic brunch, done right, with Cacklebean free-range eggs and hollandaise.

What About Groups?

If you’re organising a halal brunch for a group — family celebration, birthday, work outing — Beans & Blues handles it regularly. Tables for groups of 7 or more can be arranged via the group bookings enquiry form. The kitchen can accommodate large tables without the food arriving in three separate waves.

When to Come

Weekends are busy. The queue on Saturday mornings is real — not unmanageable, but present. Tuesday to Friday between 8am and 11am is the window where you’ll always get a table immediately, the service is unhurried, and the food is exactly the same.

Open every day, 7am to 8pm. 237 Muswell Hill Broadway, N10 1DE.