Bottomless brunch has become a beloved tradition in the United Kingdom, offering a delightful fusion of breakfast and lunch accompanied by endless cocktails or bubbly. While there are numerous cities across the UK that offer this indulgent experience, here are some of the very best for bottomless brunch.
London
London is undoubtedly the epicentre of bottomless brunch in the UK. You’ll find a plethora of trendy venues offering an array of cuisines and drinks. The Breakfast Club in London Bridge is a popular choice, known for its delicious pancakes and creative cocktails. For a more upscale experience, Duck & Waffle in Heron Tower offers stunning views of the city and a luxurious brunch menu.
For something a little different, we’re huge fans of the bottomless brunch at Mexican restaurant Santo Remedio. So much so, in fact, that we’ve included it on our list of the best places to eat Mexican food in London. Alternatively, the modern Spanish brunch at Aqua Nueva close to Soho hits the spot, too.
For those seeking a theatrical experience, Sketch in Mayfair offers a surreal setting in their pink-hued Gallery room, where bottomless champagne flows freely alongside dainty finger sandwiches and perfectly crafted pastries. The experience is elevated by classical string quartet performances on weekends.
Meanwhile, tucked away in Shoreditch, Gloria has become a cult favourite for their Italian-inspired bottomless brunch. Their maximalist décor and generous portions of authentic pasta dishes, paired with endless prosecco or their signature Spritz Gloria, create an atmosphere that’s both indulgent and playful.
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Manchester
Manchester boasts a vibrant bottomless brunch scene. Menagerie in Salford is a chic venue offering a glamorous brunch experience with bottomless Prosecco. Evelyn’s Café Bar in the Northern Quarter is a more relaxed option, famous for its hearty brunch menu and inventive cocktails.
The city’s creative Northern Quarter also hosts Common, a laid-back spot that’s mastered the art of casual yet quality bottomless brunch. Their Korean-inspired chicken and waffles, paired with unlimited spicy Bloody Marys or local craft beers, exemplify Manchester’s innovative culinary scene.
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Nottingham
Let’s turn our attention to Nottingham next. This East Midlands city has a growing reputation for its bottomless brunch offerings. One standout venue is Das Kino, located in the Lace Market area. This unique venue combines unlimited sourdough pizza with free flowing prosecco and ping pong, creating a lively and entertaining atmosphere.
Another fantastic Nottingham option is Pitcher & Piano on High Pavement. Nestled in a historic building, this venue serves up a delightful brunch with choices like smoked salmon and cream cheese bagels or a full English breakfast. The bottomless drinks include prosecco, bloody marys, and Aperol spritzes.
Nottingham’s bottomless brunch scene continues to evolve, with more venues joining the trend and offering unique experiences for brunch enthusiasts
Edinburgh
Scotland’s capital city doesn’t disappoint when it comes to brunch. Badger & Co on Castle Street offers a delightful brunch menu, complete with bottomless drinks. For a unique twist, The Lioness of Leith is known for its Mediterranean-inspired brunch and free-flowing mimosas.
Rose Street Garden has become the talk of the town with its glass-roofed courtyard setting, perfect for year-round brunching regardless of Scotland’s famously unpredictable weather. Their Scottish-fusion menu includes haggis bon bons and Highland Benedict, alongside unlimited prosecco or Edinburgh Gin cocktails.
The Witchery by the Castle offers a more opulent take on bottomless brunch, with its Gothic dining room providing a dramatic backdrop for dishes featuring Scottish seafood and game, paired with unlimited champagne.
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Birmingham
In Birmingham, Gas Street Social near the canal is a popular spot for bottomless brunch, offering a diverse menu and creative cocktails. The Plough in Harborne is a cosy pub that serves a hearty brunch with unlimited drinks.
Alternatively, The Lost & Found, housed in a Grade II listed building, offers themed brunches in their botanical paradise, complete with Victorian-inspired cocktails and locally sourced produce. Over in the Jewellery Quarter, Saint Kitchen has earned a cult following for their modern British brunch menu featuring house-made crumpets and locally roasted coffee, alongside free-flowing prosecco or their signature Birmingham Iced Tea.
Bristol
Bristol’s food scene is second to none, and the city’s bottomless brunch venues are as diverse as the city itself. No. 4 Clifton Village offers an elegant brunch experience, while The Florist in the city centre provides a botanical-themed setting with bottomless options.
The city’s independent spirit shines through at Bambalan, perched above Colston Street with panoramic views of the city. Their Mediterranean-inspired bottomless brunch features mezze platters and wood-fired flatbreads, alongside spritzes and local cider. In Clifton, Amoeba has carved out a niche with their fusion bottomless brunch, offering everything from Korean fried chicken to Somerset brie toasties, all served with unlimited natural wines or local craft beers. These venues perfectly capture Bristol’s reputation for culinary innovation and sustainability
Brighton
Of course, no list of bottomless brunch destinations in the UK would be complete without everyone’s favourite place for a hen-do, Brighton. Rather than keep you here (those mimosas are waiting), we’ll instead redirect you to our rundown of the best places to eat brunch in Brighton. Cheers!
The Bottom Line
Whichever corner of the UK you find yourself in, you’ll find bottomless brunch options by the bucket load. Whether they end up in smashed flutes and slapped faces or a meal of good cheer and plenty of laughter depends on where you choose to imbibe. The above locations will see you right, we think.