We’ve found some of the best bottomless brunch deals in London for you to dive right into.
Bottomless brunch is great because a) it has a fab name b) you can get daytime-sozzed and nobody bats an eyelid. There’s nothing quite like saying ‘bottoms up’ and knowing that you can continue to say it until it becomes ‘bosshomsup’.
We’ve included a range of price points, and we kick off with some of the most OTT brunch parties that promise to have you dancing on the tables by early afternoon, before proceeding to more relaxed affairs.
1. Fever’s House Party Brunch at Little Blue Door (Fulham)
Little Blue Door combines all the fun of an old school house party (throwback to circa 2010) with the (only slightly) more adult hobby of bottomless brunching. It also means you can go home to your own bed and not have to wake up to a filthy house in the morning (we can’t promise you won’t have a filthy hangover though). Brunch includes your choice of brunch dish — there’s everything from fried chicken pancakes to a truffle cheeseburger — and 1.5 hours of bottomless prosecco. The party will continue afterwards so bring your A game (and your repertoire of epic drinking games). Get tickets here.
2. Mexican Bottomless Brunch at King’s Head and Courtyard (Fulham)
Tuck into a selection of delicious Mexican and Spanish-inspired treats, including tacos, halloumi fries, buffalo wings and churros. Pair that with two hours of unlimited prosecco and you’ve got the perfect weekend activity! Get tickets here.
3. UKG Brunch (Secret location)
UKG Brunch is a thrilling party that’ll re-re-wind time – and throw you right back to the heyday of UK garage.
Mix dancing and dining with ’90s games, all to the sound of classic UK Garage from the Artful Dodger, DJ Cartier and MC DT, including live performances. On the menu, you’ll find bottomless fried chicken from the lovely bunch at BIRD, as well as unlimited rum punch cocktails for 90 minutes… starting at midday sharp. Is it, is it wicked? Yes, it really is. Roving around a variety of venues across central London, tickets to the next edition are available to purchase here.
4. West End Musical Brunch (Secret location)
This fabulous daytime party (at a secret central London location) is just the thing for showtune-lovers and other musical hams. As you tuck into sliders, pastries and muffins, washed down with bottomless prosecco, you’ll be serenaded by singers performing the biggest hits the West End has to offer. You and your fellow Dream Girls will be Defying Gravity in no time. Get tickets here.
5. When You Wish Upon A Brunch at The Aeronaut (Acton)
Head west on the Central Line to find one of the most enchanting (and generous!) brunch parties in London. ‘When You Wish Upon A Brunch’ is the magical daytime party aimed squarely (and unofficially) at Disney obsessives. Toe-tapping Disney tunes and live performers are all part of the entertainment, while the kitchen serves up proper breakfast-y dishes and THREE FRICKIN’ HOURS of all-you-can-drink mimosas, Bloody Marys and Laines beer. If that doesn’t leave you feeling like a princess, we don’t know what will. Costumes are encouraged, by the way! Get tickets here.
6. Beyoncé Brunch (Secret London location)
This brunch is the Best Thing You’ve Never Had, and I think it’s about time you got rid of an ‘n’ in this sentence. For a two-course brunch, one hour of bottomless drinks and five hours of bottomless Bey (as well as some Destiny’s Child and other 90s and 00s RnB). There’ll be a resident dance troupe and a world class vocalist providing some extra entertainment, but you’ll soon be up on your feet, singing and dancing with the professionals. Best get practising those key changes, eh? (You know the ones I’m talking about…) Get tickets here.
7. Bottomless Brunch at Las Banderas (Soho)
Las Banderas, London’s sassiest Spanish restaurant, is giving señors and señoritas a brunch experience like no other. Feast on tapas-inspired brunch dishes, such as Spanish albondigas (or meatballs, if you don’t hables español) with patatas bravas and a fried egg, or pancakes with Jamon Iberico, maple syrup, strawberries and sugar-coated walnuts. Aside from the tapas fantástico, you can also expect 90 minutes of free-flowing alcohol. Choose from bottomless Bloody Marys, Sangria or Cava, and, after a few, you’ll be up dancing and joining the fiesta! Get tickets here.
8. Comedy Brunch at FEST Camden
Combining bottomless fried chicken with bants, beats, and booze, this Comedy Brunch is the ideal way to spend a Sunday. With a wicked lineup of comedians, including Aurie Styla as your host, this brunch is guaranteed to have you giggling your abs into shape. Pair that with 90 minutes of bottomless rum punch and chicken from BIRD (or veggie Halloumi burgers/vegan ‘chicken’ dippers), and you have the funniest afternoon of your life. Get tickets here.
9. Pancakes & Prosecco Brunch at Duo (Camden)
Fizzy things and disc-y things combine at Duo in Camden. Stacks of pancakes and tiers of toppings, such as chocolate sauce, berries and maple syrup that will satisfy your sweet tooth, all accompanied by two hours of bottomless bubbles. Their resident DJ keep things bopping. Get tickets here.
10. Saved by the 90’s at The Aeronaut (Acton)
The same venue offers an equally generous bottomless brunch package on alternate weekends, but this time wrapped in a ridiculously retro theme that swaps Cinderella and The Lion King for Clueless and The Fresh Prince. Still three hours of boozing though! Get your flip phone out and grab tickets here.
11. Karaoke brunch at Lucky Voice (Islington)
This bottomless brunch is extra special for two reasons: the first being it includes bottomless cocktails for two whole hours, which is a rare occurrence, the second being it includes karaoke. There’s no bog-standard budget prosecco for you here – expect to spend your session sipping Sex on the Beach, Aperol Spritz, and Elderflower Gin Fizz while you practice your Whitney impression in the karaoke booth (which you’ll be able to occupy for an hour-long session). This brunch/karaoke extravaganza costs £30 and is available 12pm – 3pm every Saturday. Get your tickets here.
12. Reggae Brunch (Secret location)
We’re relishing the opportunity to celebrate the sweet and spicy flavours of Jamaica at this top-secret Reggae Brunch. Expect carnival vibes from the moment you step through the door, because you’ll be kicking off this three-course feast with an hour of unlimited Reggae Rum Punch cocktails at 12pm. The brunch menu includes lamb patties and saltfish fritters, jerk chicken pieces, and rice ‘n’ peas with dumplings, followed by a decadent rum cake with vanilla cream – all laid on by the expert Caribbean cooks from Cottons. After you’ve finished feasting, DJs will be on hand to turn up the temperature (word to Sean Paul). You can buy tickets here.
13. Bottomless Espresso Martinis at Tanner & Co (Bermondsey)
Sure to wake up even the sleepiest Londoner, this classy south London spot has added the espresso martini to their brunch menu. Available both Saturdays and Sundays, it’s from £35 per person. Read our full review.
14. HotBox (Whitechapel)
HotBox is a pretty hot spot for a boozy brunch. Bacon and Bloody Marys, pancakes and prosecco, meat and mimosas — they have it all, and they do it oh-so well. As you make your way down the list of Bloody Marys, you’ll find a few surprises; Pork Jus, whiskey, jalapeños… they’re certainly an acquired taste. But for those of you who can’t handle the heat (or the meat), there’s plenty of prosecco and mimosas to go round. As for the food, you really can’t go wrong. There’s burgers, tacos, waffles, ribs… you name it. You’ll come out of there feeling happily stuffed and suitably tipsy. That’s a promise. Brunch is available Tuesday to Sunday from 11.30am to 2.30pm (Sunday until 3pm) and costs £25 for bottomless alcohol, plus food costs.
15. Aster (Victoria)
When you think of London Victoria what springs to mind? The coach station… the musical Wicked… we’re out. Well, the good news is, we’ve found an actual reason to visit Victoria in the form of the stunning Nordic restaurant, Aster, which opened earlier this year. The even better news is they’re offering a beautifully thought out bottomless brunch, to inject a little hygge into your life.
It’s two-courses for £21 or three for £26 and you can add unlimited bubbles for an extra £17. The menu even features three different takes on the classic Eggs Benedict. Three. We particularly recommend the Eggs Victoria – lobster on seeded sourdough with a truffle hollandaise – because how often do you get to eat lobster for breakfast? Available Saturdays and Sundays from 11am to 4pm.
16. El Segundo (Peckham)
Reviewed by Guy Parsons
Your Saturday morning hangover cure: El Segundo’s huevos rotos , coffee, and the kick-heavy El Diablo cocktail – featuring Tequila el Jimador, Tio Pepe Fino Sherry, agave syrup, lime, cold-pressed ginger juice, chilli and Pimentón de la Vera. (Just try drinking it without getting the paprika garnish all over your nose, though.) This place offers an excellent bottomless cocktail option to enjoy alongside your brunch priced at £20 for one hour and £35 for two hours. This includes the El Diablo, along with a Spanish Negroni option – a unique take on the classic apéritif, made with Spanish gin and sherry and aged in barrels. Their brunch menu, which you can take a look at here is available every Saturday and Sunday from 11am to 3pm and you’ll find El Segundo in Peckham, next door to Miss Tapas.
17. All Star Lanes’ bowling alleys (Various locations)
Mornings are so often associated with Bloody Marys and mimosas (and coffee of course, but we’re talking brunch here), but who says you can’t have a good old pint o’ hops at 11am? Exec chef Ashley Clarke and award-winning writer Melissa Cole thought that brunch was missing a little bit of hop, so they created London’s first bottomless craft beer brunch. The All Star line up of beers (get it?) includes beverages from the likes of Beavertown Brewery, Brooklyn Brewery and Steven’s Point Brewery. Although you can still opt for bottomless prosecco or bottomless mimosas though, if you fancy.
The beers match a menu of American brunch favourites, including buttermilk fried chicken and treacle-cured bacon on waffles and a delicious salt beef hash – all alongside the majestic American hybrid, the Pragel (yes, that’s a pretzel crossed with a bagel). Choose from a bunch of different fillings, including smoked salmon and scrambled egg or The Reuben, with salt beef, Monterey Jack cheese, sauerkraut, pickle, lettuce and mustard. Mmm mmm.
And hey, what better way to end a meal than a bit of boozy bowling? Their bottomless offer costs £20, plus food costs. For more specific information on days and times check out their website.
18. Plateau (Canary Wharf)
Situated in Canary Wharf – so it goes without saying to only turn up in your smart trainers – this spacious restaurant looks out over some pretty cool views. Fill your boots with their 3-course meal for £30 (or two courses for £25) while you enjoy ‘free flowing’ prosecco for an added £17. Go forth readers, and let it flow as freely as the Kardashians hair extensions. This brunch deal is available at Plateau on Saturdays from 12 pm until 3.30pm.
19. Gaucho (Smithfield)
A combination of electro beats and delicious eats, the bottomless brunch at Gaucho is like no other. The menu is full of fantastic dishes, including steak and eggs, baked chorizo, fried provoleta, and blueberry pancakes. Heads up: make sure you arrive with an empty stomach, because you can order as much food as you like, as often as you like. Choose from the classic Bloody Mary, sparkling wine or an Aperol Spritz to wash it all down with (or all of them of course – it is bottomless after all!). Or you can opt for a healthy juice if you’re that way inclined.
The brunch is available every Saturday from 11am to 4pm and costs £49.95 per person for all food and drink or you can upgrade to the premium brunch for £59.95 per person. The Electro Brunch is also available at their Piccadilly and Chancery Lane restaurants, so just take your pick.
20. Bourne & Hollingsworth Buildings (Clerkenwell)
21. Darcie Green (Paddington)
One of London’s favourite brunch spots has taken to the water. Aussie aces Daisy Green have launched two brand spanking new city barges next to Paddington station. Long known as masters of the bottomless brunch, these new boats shore up Daisy Green’s reputation of delivering amazing Australian food. For £39.50, you can expect two courses and unlimited prosecco and mimosas over two hours.
Choose from such delights as banana bread sandwiches, smashed avocado on charcoal bread, or the ‘fancy bacon roll’ with holy f*ck hollandaise. Everything here is worth swearing about, and if you don’t believe us, just look at that picture. You’re going to end up sinking these ships with all that food, but it will most definitely be worth it! Brunch is available on the Darcie Green barge until 3pm Monday to Friday and until 4pm on weekends.
22. GOAT (Chelsea)
23. Drink, Shop & Do (King’s Cross)
Drink, Shop & Do in King’s Cross is the North London venue with a difference, that fills almost every niche there is. As well as offering a selection of classes and workshops they also run a fab bottomless bagel-based brunch that runs every Saturday and Sunday. Choose from two hours of unlimited Bloody Mary’s and/or prosecco (both, obviously) and enjoy them alongside boardgames and bagels for just £26. This place certainly ticks a lot of boxes! Just make sure you pre-book on their website beforehand and bring a mate with you, because the deal’s for a minimum of two people. Read more about this versatile London gem in our article, here.
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