The best breakfast in Riyadh
From sourdough that sells out by ten to manakish straight off the saj — the places worth waking up for. Every spot here serves a proper morning menu, not a sad croissant display.
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- Chino — Hittin · Breakfast café
A toy-filled breakfast cafe — chain basketball hoop, vintage toy cars — serving açaí bowls, pancakes and burrata from six in the morning to two at night. - SO SAURDO — Al Malqa · Sourdough bakery & breakfast
A breakfast spot built entirely on sourdough — tuna-avocado, halloumi and chicken-parmesan sandwiches. Open mornings to mid-afternoon; closed Fridays. - Lazy Cat — Laysen Valley · Breakfast & brunch
The Kuwaiti brunch brand in Laysen Walk — soufflé pancakes on a twenty-minute prep, blue matcha, and a cashew-labneh flatbread. Walk-in only, with long weekend queues; weekday mornings are shorter. - Lunch Room — Al Mohammadiyah · All-day breakfast & brunch
Chef Ahmed Albader's brunch restaurant on Takhassusi Road, ranked No. 31 on MENA's 50 Best Restaurants 2025 — an all-day menu built around eggs, pancakes and coffee. - Beit Al Mounah — Al Yasmin · Lebanese breakfast
Lebanese village-style breakfast in the Backyard complex — oven-fresh manakish, labneh and garden seating. Weekend mornings fill early; bookings run via reQueue.