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Best Brunch Run Clubs

Running for mimosas and pancakes

Weekend run clubs that combine morning miles with bottomless brunch and good times.

47
Clubs
11
Countries
MAY 2026
Updated

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Showing 20 of 47 clubs

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Buns & Runs

Buns & Runs

Toulouse, France

A "running food club" that pairs a short, easy group run with a social foodie stop at a partnering café or restaurant. Runs are relaxed (typically ~6–7 km at an easy pace), community-focused and aimed at combining light exercise with coffee/pastries or other snacks. Event details and registrations are published on the club's Instagram.

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Food Runners Club - Bordeaux

Food Runners Club - Bordeaux

Bordeaux, France

A weekly social running group that combines a short city run with a tasting at a local food venue. Runs alternate between savory-themed weekday editions and sweet-themed weekend editions; each edition finishes at a different café, coffee shop, bakery or restaurant so participants discover a new address each time. The club is free to join but requires registration (link posted in the club's Instagram bio/stories); events fill quickly and often have waitlists. The concept emphasises conviviality, meeting new people and exploring Bordeaux’s food spots after a 6–8 km run along scenic routes such as the quais de la Garonne.

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Food Running Club 🥐🏃🏻‍♀️

Food Running Club 🥐🏃🏻‍♀️

Marseille, France

Created by @margot.lmbr. A food‑oriented, convivial social running community in Marseille that combines running with shared meals and socialising. Active Instagram presence (profile shows 4,990 followers) and public-facing posts that emphasise running + eating as a communal experience.

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Sunday Runday LA

Sunday Runday LA

Los Angeles, United States

A welcoming Sunday-morning running community built around recovery runs, all paces welcome, and post-run coffee, food, and brunch. The club emphasizes social connection and an inclusive, no-drop atmosphere where runners of different speeds can stay together or split into pace groups.

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These Girls Run

These Girls Run

London, United Kingdom

These Girls Run is a UK women’s running and wellness community built around sisterhood, support, and feel-good vibes. It aims to make running more welcoming for women at every stage, from beginners to experienced runners, and combines weekly runs with social connection, yoga, brunch, Pilates, and retreats. The club emphasizes a safe space, inclusivity, and making sure no one is left behind.

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Rookie Run Club Lisbon

Rookie Run Club Lisbon

Lisbon, Portugal

A social running club in Lisbon that is free, beginner-friendly, and community-focused. The club emphasizes people over pace, welcomes everyone, and mixes runs with coffee, pastries, and other social hangouts. It appears to have a relaxed, inclusive vibe with pace groups so runners of different levels can join comfortably.

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Paname Run Club

Paname Run Club

Paris, France

A social, inclusive running association founded in February 2022 that focuses on community connection more than performance. Paname Run Club organizes friendly, no‑drop runs across central Paris with a strong social element — music and DJ sets at the Tuesday Mardisco runs, relaxed weekend "Coffee Runs" that finish at a café, and occasional special events. Regular runs are free and open to all levels; an optional annual membership unlocks WhatsApp groups, exclusive events and the club shop.

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Pretend Parisiens Community

Pretend Parisiens Community

Paris, France

An English‑speaking, expat‑friendly social running collective in central Paris founded by Celina and a friend. The group focuses on relaxed, beginner‑friendly runs (about 5 km) with an emphasis on connection and community — runs are typically followed by coffee at a local café. Informal and inclusive, the club grew rapidly via Instagram and welcomes runners of all paces.

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Running Flan Club

Running Flan Club

Paris, France

A playful, food-focused running group that combines short, social jogs around Paris with artisanal flan tastings at neighbourhood pâtisseries. Founded as a light-hearted, low-pressure way to explore the city’s bakeries, the club runs in pace-group formats (from relaxed to brisk) and finishes each outing with a shared flan tasting and chat. Emphasis is on inclusivity, fun, and discovering high-quality flans vetted by the founders.

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Retiro Running

Retiro Running

Madrid, Spain

Retiro Running is a social running club centered on El Retiro Park in Madrid. The club emphasizes community, language exchange (Spanish/English) and socialising alongside regular runs — members come from a diverse international background (reported from 64+ countries). Beyond runs the group organises “Meet & Chill” social events (karaoke, bowling, picnics), seasonal challenges (e.g., “Meteocrazys”) and a weekly Retiro Running League with rankings. Participation is flexible: the club offers a two-week free trial when registering via their site/Meetup and low-cost drop-in or subscription options for regular access.

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VOLTA RUN CLUB

VOLTA RUN CLUB

Madrid, Spain

Madrid-based international running community that combines running with coffee and socialising. Runs are free to join, welcoming all fitness levels with multiple pace groups. Regular meetups focus on social, no-pressure runs and post-run coffee/hangouts; the club also occasionally partners with local groups for special events.

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Matcha Running Club

Matcha Running Club

Paris, France

A lifestyle-focused, wellness-oriented running community that pairs short, social runs with post-run matcha gatherings. The club emphasizes inclusivity and casual socializing rather than competitive training; events are relaxed, beginner-friendly and often organised around cafés/foodie themes in Paris.

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Culture Run Paris

Culture Run Paris

Paris, France

A monthly, guided running project launched in January 2025 that mixes cultural discovery and running. Culture Run Paris designs narrated runs through lesser-known neighbourhoods and Parisian passages, combining sport, local history and storytelling. Events are themed, include planned pauses/surprises and often finish with a relaxed social moment (coffee/conversation). Runs are free and announced in advance via the website, Instagram and a members' WhatsApp group.

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M&K Running

M&K Running

Copenhagen, Denmark

Copenhagen Running Collective fueled by the Mad & Kaffe café brand. A non-profit, community-focused running group that welcomes runners of all levels for a mix of speed work, social runs, morning café runs and weekly long runs. Runs are organized around Mad & Kaffe cafés (primary start at Mad & Kaffe Vesterbro) and sign-ups/updates are handled via the link in their Instagram bio. Long-term participants can apply for an “Insider” status after roughly six months.

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Okini Run Club

Okini Run Club

Kyoto, Japan

Kyoto-based social running group that organises 5 km social runs at a target pace of 6:00 min/km. Meets at Gion Shijo Station at 07:00 and finishes at Himate Coffee. Instagram bio lists a next run on Tuesday, 09 December 2025. No website, email, or other public contact details are provided in available sources.

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Food Runners Club

Food Runners Club

Paris, France

A food-focused social running community founded in Paris by Théo Delahye and Théo Chaudet. Runs are short, friendly jogs that finish with tastings at partner restaurants, bakeries or cafés — running is the warm‑up to eating and socialising. The club runs multiple weekly outings (weekday savory outings and weekend sweet outings), rotates starting venues across Paris, and uses Instagram for announcements and signup.

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Cookie Run Club

Cookie Run Club

Paris, France

A playful, food-themed social running group in Paris that pairs short, relaxed runs with visits to Parisian cookie shops. Their motto is “share a cookie, run butter” and the club emphasizes community, exploration and enjoyment over training or speed. Runs are chill with multiple pace groups and typically finish at a cookie/bakery destination.

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Cool Run Club

Cool Run Club

Bordeaux, France

Running club in Bordeaux. Bio highlights the "Tour des 2 ponts & more" and invites people to come run together. The club publishes an Instagram account (crc.bdx) and links to a Linktree which includes a WhatsApp group invite; there is no public schedule, distances, paces, meeting points, pricing, or contact email listed on the profile or Linktree. Join via the Instagram DM or the Linktree/WhatsApp link for up-to-date run details.

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Founders Running Club

Founders Running Club

San Francisco, United States

Founders Running Club (FRC) is a global, founder-focused community that brings together founders, investors, operators and creators for weekly social runs and networking. Launched in San Francisco in July 2022, FRC now runs in 50+ cities with 45,000+ members. Runs are casual and inclusive — conversational pace with pace groups, options for 5K/10K or a walking group, and coffee/brunch after for informal networking. Events are free, pet-friendly, and open to guests.

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MMRC / Maison Mère Running Club 💚 MARSEILLE

MMRC / Maison Mère Running Club 💚 MARSEILLE

Marseille, France

Maison Mère Running Club (MMRC) is a Marseille-based running community founded by the owner of the vintage sportswear shop Maison Mère. Formally registered as an association (loi 1901) on 4 December 2024 with headquarters at 5 Rue Chevalier Roze, 13002 Marseille. MMRC blends running with street culture and local identity, organising casual seaside and urban runs and social meetups (coffee after) anchored around the Maison Mère shop. The club maintains an active Instagram presence (~5,500 followers) and coordinates participants via a WhatsApp group; the club invites people to DM or click the bio link to join the team.

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Brunch run clubs master the art of earning the most indulgent meal of the week through miles, creating communities where fitness and food culture intersect perfectly. These groups understand that brunch is more than a meal - it's a social institution, a weekend ritual, and a celebration of leisure. The best brunch clubs time their runs to end at prime brunch hour, creating seamless transitions from endorphins to eggs Benedict. The culture emphasizes balance between indulgence and exercise, attracting members who refuse to choose between fitness and food enjoyment. Routes often connect multiple brunch destinations, allowing groups to explore different neighborhoods and restaurants. The social atmosphere makes these clubs natural networking opportunities, with shared meals extending conversations that begin during the run. Weekend warriors particularly appreciate the structure of combining their long runs with social obligations. Brunch run clubs often negotiate group reservations, special menus, or discounts at partner restaurants. The combination of exercise and indulgent dining attracts diverse communities - young professionals, food bloggers, weekend athletes, and anyone who believes that weekend mornings should be special. These clubs prove that healthy lifestyles don't require sacrifice, but rather smart balance between activity and enjoyment.

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