Love the view of the Bund from here and the Deco retro-futuristic vibe of the Jinmao Tower.
This park is rarely crowded. It’s more of a place for kids to splash around but it’s a great place for a quiet dip and the park ground make a pleasant environment to swim in. Read more.
At 60RMB this is one of the cheapest non-sports centre outdoor swimming pools. There isn’t really a place to change except toilets, but it is clean and well maintained. You can purchase swimming caps. Read more.
The view from the outdoor pool remains unobstructed and the panorama across the park makes this one of the most scenic spots to swim. Don’t forget your swimming cap, if not you can purchase one there. Read more.
The pizzas that are the real reason to head over to this Lujiazui location. Our favorite is the materdei (108RMB), with fresh mozzarella, a few basil leaves and imported salami. Read more.
Mr Pancake’s breakfast classics are served simply and quality is high. Try the ‘Big House Breakfast’ (45RMB) for a taste of everything. Fluffy pancakes are served with customised toppings. Read more.
The frequently updated brunch menu at this hip spot features the best croque madame in town. Wash it down with a delicious house Bloody Mary and bring your kids along to enjoy the new play area. Read more.
The Chalet’s ‘winter brunch’ (from October to March) is an eight-dish homage to unfussy cooking and excellent value. Prices start at 45RMB and includes a choice of one of four juice, tea or coffee. Read more.
Be prepared for a fat-filled, unforgiving brunch, albeit an intense guilty pleasure. Try the French-style scrambled eggs with the rum-laced Madison lemonade. Finish off with an outstanding croissant. Read more.
Brunch is a quiet affair with attention to details at Osteria, from bite-sized biscotti served with coffee to classic egg benedicts. Hearty secondi options are diligently balanced by a side salad. Read more.
Hai Pai’s Sunday offerings happily sidestep clichés in favour of a split menu combining fresh, nouveau French-bistro dishes and riffled Chinese favourites. Finish off with a freshly baked dessert. Read more.
Brunch here is served under the direction of Federico Duarte, star graduate of the famous Lyon chef’s French school. Servings are indulgent, but a final taste of the passionfruit cheesecake is a must. Read more.
For a special occasion, opt for this spectacular-view brunch which includes free-flow Perrier Jouet Champagne. Highlights of the buffet are a dedicated Bloody Mary counter and a Sunday roast area. Read more.
