Best bottomless brunches in London: 40 restaurants to visit for the ultimate boozy breakfast

Cocotte is inviting Londoners to elevate their weekends with its elegant bottomless brunch, available every Saturday and Sunday from 11am until 5pm. Known for its farm-to-table approach and comforting food, Cocotte’s offering brings a sparkling twist to the city’s brunch scene.

Diners can choose from Cocotte’s thoughtfully curated brunch menu, which includes hearty mains, vibrant salads and signature rotisserie chicken. For the full bottomless experience, guests can enjoy 90 minutes of sparkling wine for £29 per person.

For those craving something other than eggs for brunch, Shoreditch pan-Asian hotspot UBA has a weekend brunch menu inspired by the bustling markets and dynamic flavours of Asia’s most iconic cities.

You can choose from a selection of small dishes, such as Korean crispy fried chicken and a salmon hirata with yuzu mayo, before moving on to either stir-fried egg noodles or a nourishing donburi bowl. Add 90 minutes of free-flowing drinks, including cocktails, wines and prosecco, for an additional £40.

Available every Saturday and Sunday from 12pm until 4pm.

Looking for a bottomless brunch option that goes way beyond the ordinary? Try Ballie Ballerson in Shoreditch. Not only does this hip spot have bottomless prosecco or pornstar martinis and delicious pizza, it also has a real-life adult ball pit to mess around in. This is one bottomless brunch that you won’t forget any time soon.

Take your seat on the ground floor of this Shoreditch powerhouse, while being welcomed with your very own cocktail before tucking in to two hours of bottomless prosecco for this brunch like no other.

Make your choice of mouthwatering pizza and sweet treat dessert before relaxing with the DJ’s best R&B and pop tunes, all whilst your drag host serenades you with fierce musical bingo, prizes and more cheeky surprises.

80s lovers are sure to appreciate this musical bingo two-course brunch, which comes with bottomless prosecco, spiced-rum sangria and Sol beer.

Enjoy a range of burgers from its saint and sinner vegan burger and San Pedro’s beef burger to the equally tasty chica Bonita chicken and churros and chocolate.

For all you waffle-lovers out there, every Saturday the Queen Of Hoxton is opening its doors for its very own drag and waffles bottomless brunch with two and a half hours of bottomless prosecco followed by your choice of sweet or savoury waffles.

You’ll also be able to sashay down the glitter runway while taking part in fully loaded lip-syncs, outrageous games, and musical bingo for a brunch truly like no other in town.

This lively bar and restaurant in Shoreditch have a yummy brunch menu, from huevos rancheros and sweet potato hash to aubergine parmigiana and buttermilk pancakes.

Grind offers bottomless brunches in all of its London restaurants, but we tried the Liverpool Street branch. Offering a wide selection of healthy (and not so healthy) options depending on what you’re looking for, Grind’s bottomless brunch is served until 5pm.

Highlights on the menu include their wholesome and filling one-pan eggs and all-the-trimmings full English breakfast. As the name suggests, Grind is also famous for its coffee – so make sure to give that a try, too.

This East London gem ticks every bottomless brunch box – and, unlike most brunch spots, there’s an actual cocktail on the menu too. We thoroughly recommend trying the Martello Rum Punch over the course of your indulgent two hours, priced at £30.

Between the House of Hackney furniture, suspended succulents and plant-covered conservatory, it’s hard to find a prettier place to take in a bottomless brunch.

For £37 you can enjoy unlimited Bellinis or Bloody Marys, with two courses from the brunch menu and a tea or coffee to finish.

Pachamama East in Shoreditch is famed for its fusion of Peruvian and Asian cuisine, as well as the beautifully presented, colourful sharing plates, Pisco bar and lively, holiday atmosphere. The restaurant is airy and bright (perfect for a weekend brunch), and the decor takes inspiration from Peru, of course, evident in the patterned floor tiles, as well as the tropical foliage and industrial lights draped across two levels.

On weekends from 11am-4pm, they serve up one of what is honestly the best brunches we’ve ever had.

Turn up the volume on your weekend plans with Cinnamon Kitchen Battersea’s Bhangra Brunch – a flavour-packed fusion of beats and brunch under the Battersea arches.

Every Saturday, share nine vibrant Indian-inspired dishes, sip on bottomless prosecco and dance to high-energy bhangra tunes in one of London’s most dynamic dining spots. Think spicy masala scrambled eggs, tandoori chicken tikka and indulgent saffron kulfi.

Pergola Brixton offers bottomless brunch every Saturday from 12.30pm until 3.30pm, inviting guests to indulge in 90 minutes of free-flowing drinks paired with mouth-watering Mexican-inspired dishes (£45pp).

Brunch-goers can sip and savour from a vibrant drinks menu featuring a mix of bold, refreshing cocktails like the paloma and the tropical strawberry rum punch.

For those after a booze-free brunch, the pa-no-ma and strawberry punch offer all the flavour without the alcohol. A range of beers, including Corona, Corona Cero, and Lucky Saint IPA, plus sparkling white wine (non-alcoholic available), round out the bottomless options.

Enjoy a real fusion of traditional brunch items with Mr Bao’s standout dishes, from homemade mapo ‘baked beans’ served with hash browns dusted with wakame to a spicy kimchi pancake topped with a gooey onsen egg and shiso.

For the drinks, guests can sip on delicious light cocktails like its famed lychee martini to a Bloody Mary with an extra kick of wasabi.

Enjoy a bottomless brunch at Canova Hall every Saturday and Sunday from 10am till 6pm and drink everything from its rum punch to pink prosecco while dining on avocado and feta toast and truffle scrambled eggs.

On the bank of the Thames, with floor to ceiling windows, Sea Containers Restaurant has one of the best locations in London. Sit and watch the world go by in a sophisticated setting (we love the light and airy, minimalist design of the restaurant) as the attentive staff advise you on which of the many delights to pick from the weekend brunch menu, available both Saturday and Sunday.

The seafood selection here is impressive, with seasonal oysters, sea bass and grilled rainbow trout all being worth your attention. While the buttermilk chicken on a crispy, sweet waffle – or equally the kale salad – are all delicious, too. Bottomless prosecco or Grey Goose are on offer.

From champagne and cocktails to beer and wine, guests at Sumosan Twiga can enjoy it all at its bottomless brunch, which includes a combination of Japanese and Italian food.

Dine on unique Japanese dishes such as maki roll selection and chargrilled beef rib eye, as well as signature Italian options, such tortelloni with ricotta, lemon and bottarga and insalata di spinaci with goats cheese and hazelnuts.

You’ll also be able to enjoy entertainment from DJ sets and saxophones to intense drummers and talented freestyle dancers, bringing a party mood to your weekend dining experience.

If you’re looking to splurge on your next bottomless brunch outing, Yum-Sa might be the place to visit.

The Thai restaurant offers a brunch with bottomless Veuve Clicquot at £80pp, while dining on turmeric and lemongrass marinated chicken skewers, papaya and corn fritters, silken tofu pad thai and much more.

For west Londoners, this brunch spot will become a go-to. Located in White City, the restaurant has recently launched House of Brunch – a free-flowing brunch event that has live music, fabulous food and a relaxed environment that allows you to catch up with friends while indulging in free-flowing prosecco and Aperol spritz, while dining on eggs benedict and french toast to open aged steak sandwiches (which I seriously recommend).

If you’re thinking of visiting, head there on Saturdays to fully soak up the atmosphere, as they have a host of DJs, singers and even a live sax which will truly get your Saturday started in style.

Situated in the heart of Mayfair, the Hari Hotel in Belgravia offers the most indulgent bottomless brunch in its restaurant il Pampero.

Taking place between 11am and 3pm, every Saturday and Sunday, you can enjoy 90 minutes of bottomless Aperol spritz and prosecco while dining on brunch favourites like poached eggs with porchetta and spicy hollandaise and sourdough toast with ricotta, avocado, chilli and lime.

Mayfair haunt Quaglino’s is high drama from the moment you step through the door. With luxe interiors and mood lighting, this is the kind of place you’ll want to wear your party dress and bring a gaggle of friends to show it off. 

There’s a central staircase that leads down to the main floor, where throughout the week DJs and live acts play to make this an almost immersive experience.

Love Indian food? You need to try Chakra’s bottomless brunch. Choose any three dishes from the menu alongside 90 minutes of prosecco for £30 per head.

Head down to Mayfair for a decadent brunch at Park Chinois.

As you descend the red staircase, you’ll enter into Club Chinois, a sumptuous underground hideaway where guests can indulge in the restaurant’s Shanghai brunch and an endless flow of Veuve Clicquot Champagne.

While enjoying a range of delectable, dishes including wagyu beef gyoza, and wasabi prawns to grilled black cod in scallion sauce and sweet and sour prawns, you’ll also bear witness to a high-energy modern cabaret show, filled with performances that will leave you in awe.

Chino Latino is a multi-award winning modern Pan-Asian cuisine restaurant with a Latin cocktail bar, and it is offering a bottomless brunch that is not to be missed.

Guests will be able to enjoy endless sushi in the glass fronted, Thame-side restaurant, with fabulous sweeping views up the Thames to the Houses of Parliament complemented by the beautiful new menu from Executive Chef Werner Seebach.

If you’re looking for a new brunch experience, Oche, The Strand might be the place for you.

The restaurant recently launched a bottomless brunch for £55 per person where guests can choose from a range of drinks offerings, including Mirabeau Anne Belle Rose to Pornstar martinis.

While sipping on your drink of choice, try out a selection of five small plates and a pizza to share, that are perfect for enjoying with friends.

Fancy a boozy brunch with a round of crazy golf? Swingers is providing just that.

Swingers City welcomes revellers to enjoy unlimited drinks crazy golf and street food with its new boozy brunch Sunday sessions.

Tasty bites will be served up from resident street food vendors Pizza Pilgrims, Breddos Tacos and Patty & Bun, with sweet treats from Crosstown Doughnuts. To get the party going there will also be a DJ throughout the day to keep Monday at bay for as long as possible. 

Bill’s have amped up their brunch offering, giving visitors bottomless prosecco for an additional £16.50 allowing with their brunch, which includes syrup-covered bacon pancakes, classic avocado on toast and more.

Bottomless pizza, you say? Sign us up.

Enjoy Bella Italia’s bottomless pizza brunch, which combines a delicious range of pasta, pizza or risotto dishes and free-flowing prosecco, beer and mocktails.

A neverending buffet of sashimi, poke bowls and noodles awaits you at Kaia – with welcoming sake too.

Spend your Sunday at Covent Garden’s La Goccia, and indulge in its bottomless Sunday offering, which includes free-flowing Villa Marcello prosecco along with wild mushroom risotto and wood-fired chicken al burro.

CoqBull, an all day dining chicken and burger restaurant, has unveiled a finger-licking bottomless brunch for indulgent weekends, hangover cures and everything in between.

The bottomless brunch menu brings together CoqBull classics with free-range chicken marinated in the famous coq rub to new creations topped with free-range eggs.

Diners with a hankering for a more traditional breakfast can enjoy a benedict waffle or florentine waffle with a CoqBull twist, free-range eggs atop gluten-free waffles with either maple-glazed bacon or baby spinach.

Head down to Carnaby Street and enjoy a selection of foods from all over at a Korean Dinner Party.

At £39 per person, guests can enjoy food influenced by the US, Korea, Mexico and Japan, while sipping on unlimited prosecco with soju – a fruity Korean spirit. 

We all know that bottomless brunch is best when done with our best friends – preferably a sizeable gaggle of them, with our favourite songs blaring loudly in the background, millennial-friendly decor at every turn and a server who isn’t afraid to keep your glass topped up. 

The menu’s offering of a savoury and sweet with 100 minutes of unlimited bubbles or mimosas is practically unheard of (especially in London) and definitely worth trying. We particularly loved the fancy bacon roll smothered in hollandaise and the squishy pancakes. Once you’ve brunched here once, it won’t be the last.

Located just a short walk from Oxford Street station, Aqua Nueva is a stylish, contemporary Spanish restaurant right in the heart of the capital.

As well as the innovative cocktail menu and authentic Spanish dishes on offer, the restaurant has a buzzy and highly instagrammable rooftop terrace, which has made it a drinking and dining hotspot for in-the-know Londoners.

If you don’t fancy brunch you can always try the new The Tomatina menu, featuring Crystal bread and aioli as well as the Classic Spanish tortilla, which is available Monday to Friday.

Bunga Bunga is, in short, every bit as a wacky as it’s onomatopoeic name suggests.

This musical brunch sees exaggerated cabaret-style performances interspersed with a set menu of Italian classics and, of course, plenty of drink top-ups. It’s like going to watch a very tongue-in-cheek show, which inevitably ends in lots of audience participation and karaoke.

We can’t think of anything better than pizza and prosecco for brunch, to be honest.

Brunch at Megan’s is an all day affair – offered from opening in the morning until 5pm every day. For bottomless brunch, it’s £25pp for 90 minutes, with unlimited prosecco on Saturdays, Sundays and bank holidays until 6.30pm.

For a taste of Turkish, try their Breakfast Feast which includes their famous shakshouka baked eggs, cheese fondue, sucuk ‘Turkish chorizo’, Turkish chopped salad, smashed avo, harissa hummus and Kalamata olives.

The Blues Kitchen is known for its music, playing a mix of classic blues and rock all day and night. But they also offer bottomless brunch, with their classic brunch menu with items like poached eggs and pancakes, as well as burgers and salads.

Combining two of the UK’s favourite novelty drinking activities, Primos Mexican’s bottomless brunch also involves a game of bingo. Enjoy delicious Mexican food, unlimited cocktails including Aperol Spritz, Margaritas and Palomas for 90 minutes at Primos Mexican.

Plus, for £42 you’ll get to play Mexican Lotería with prizes to be won too.

Double Standard at the very trendy hotel in King’s Cross The Standard is a bar and terrace that serves hearty food alongside beers, classic cocktails, and slushy spritzes. The space is best known for its famous burgers, DJs and bottomless Sunday Brunch. From 12 till 5pm on a Sunday expect pancakes, eggs and brunch dogs.