Best Brunch In Birmingham

Searching for never-ending sips in Birmingham? At just £28 each, you and your friends can go wild for Bristol Pear's deal. Enjoy a delicious meal like stone-baked pizzas, gourmet burgers or a more classic full English breakfast, alongside a wide selection of free-flowing drinks for two whole hours in a quirky meets cosy setting with funky light fixtures, exposed brick walls, and whimsical doodles scattered throughout. We recommend trying the avocado and hot honey toast along with the Tiki Sunrise for a tropical feeling with your brunch.

With edgy interiors and a charcoal grill, The Button Factory sports fresh interiors that nod to the building's original awnings, all with a New York-inspired flair. Nestled in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter, this spot blends the old with the new, boasting a sun-trap balcony as well as a beautifully restored and extended traditional building. What's more, they also serve one of the best rooftop brunches in Birmingham. The real draw? Buttermilk pancakes topped with crispy bacon, coffee and praline parfait, which can be washed down by endless bellinis. Drooool.

Manahatta's Birmingham outpost can be found on Temple Street, flaunting stylish interiors that feature exposed brick walls, quirky neon signs and comfy leather booth seating. there's always a lively atmosphere here, with DJs on the weekend and two-for-one cocktails from Sunday to Friday.

Their brunch dishes include strawberry and Nutella waffles, grilled halloumi bagels or smashed avocado and poached eggs on toast. Plus, you can enjoy a bottomless brunch until 3pm every day, featuring unlimited cocktails, beer and prosecco for two whole hours.

Located on Temple Street, The Cocktail Club is a relaxed bar with a stylish, welcoming interior. They're known for their extensive drinks menu, as well as a cracking RnB vs garage bottomless brunch that takes place every Saturday.

groove to DJs playing non-stop hits, as you sip 90 minutes of unlimited drinks. Think beer, prosecco and select cocktails, paired with delicious margherita pizza for the table.

If you're looking for a delicious mid-afternoon meal, Slug & Lettuce should be your first port of call. The Brindleyplace restaurant and bar offers a delicious mix of tasty plates, from stacks of cookie dough waffles to veggie cheeseburgers, and your choice of free-flowing fizz, aperol spritzes, bloody marys, beer or pornstar martinis. Starting at just £33.95 per person, get ready to feast on goodies like burrata Detroit toast, crispy shredded chicken and Belgian waffles, as well as juicy bacon cheeseburgers while soaking up the chill vibes.

Settle into The Stable, a humble haven on John Bright Street where pizza perfection and hearty ciders collide. With a commitment to local suppliers, they keep bellies happy with homemade goodness. Offering a cracking bottomless pizza brunch, this hotspot's weekly Saturday offering brings you a two-course feast of their signature slices and a delicious dessert, complete with 90 minutes of endless cider, beer or prosecco. Sink your teeth into delights like the Hawaiian Five-Oh with ham and fresh pineapple or The Blazing Saddle with slow-roasted pulled beef, roasted red peppers, red onion marmalade, jalapeños, and homemade garlic herb drizzle. Wash it all down with cocktails like the Woo Woo or Candy Floss Pink Gin for just £29.

A stylish yet welcoming space in the Jewellery Quarter, Saint Pauls House is home to exposed brick, lots of plants and a bistro feel. Brunch is served until 1pm, including American pancakes with topping options like maple and bacon or seasonal fruits and cream, steak and eggs and eggs Benedict.

To upgrade from breakfast-style dishes, the bottomless brunch offers multiple courses that have more of a lunchtime meal feel too, like burgers, tacos and chicken schnitzel. 

Looking for a little extra action from your weekend outings? Head over to Temple Row where Flight Club is showcasing Birmingham Brunch Social, one of the best brunches in Birmingham. Bag yourself two hours in one of their high-tech darts oches vying for Social Darts fame while also trying out a whole range of other fun interactive games and munching on unlimited paddles of delicious pizza, complimentary carafes of orange juice (perfect for mimosas) and a whole bottle of prosecco each (yes, an entire bottle), starting at £30 per person. Let the games and feasting begin.

One of the best places for brunch in Birmingham, you can always rely on family-owned destination Vietnamese Street Kitchen on St Martins Square and in Resorts World for a mouthwatering breakfast treat. Dive into their bottomless brunch offering 90 minutes of endless drinks, a platter packed with Vietnamese delights, and a side snack per person. Head inside the best-loved venues, where you'll be met with a delicious range of vegetable dumplings, chicken spring rolls or sweet 'n' saucy pork alongside free-flowing cocktails, prosecco and wine - all for £32.99 per person. Round up your crew and indulge in this pho-nomenal all-day feast.

Step inside Lost And Found Birmingham's Victorian wonderland in a grand Grade II-listed building. With a quirky, botanical venue inspired by explorer Hettie G. Watson, this hidden gem's bottomless deal is unmissable if you love an afternoon of good eats. Offering an exciting menu of internationally-inspired plates like halloumi flatbreads or steak and eggs, alongside the option of endless mimosas, prosecco and even aperol spritzes for just £35 per person, this place will have you in brunch heaven. Head down to indulge in chef Samantha Lee's delicious breakfast delights in stunning surroundings decked out in hanging flowers, chandeliers, and leather chairs while sipping on bottomless strawberry and cucumber fizz.

Overlooking the canal, brunch is welcomed every day of the week in the charming scenery and bars of Brindleyplace. This quirky spot mixes modern flair with retro charm, spreading fun props and subtle pops of colour across two vibrant floors. Showing a big love for all things egg-citing, Pitcher & Piano is one of the best breakfast places in Birmingham, serving delicacies like classic bacon buttie and smoked salmon. Dive into their bottomless brunch for just £36 per person and enjoy endless prosecco, bellinis, mimosas, sperol spritzes, and more—plus pints of Amstel to keep the good times flowing.

Referencing Birmingham's rich cultural and industrial past, Gas Street Social is an all-day brasserie with striking interiors: we're talking exposed brickwork and piping, beautifully contrasted with a sleek, white-tiled bar. Plus, their legendary bottomless brunch is the stuff of breakfast dreams, where you can happily feast on goodies like mixed berry pancake tacos and huevos rancheros. Thirsty? Try out the garibaldi mixed with Campari, sugar, orange juice, and salt or opt for a Salt Lion with gin, passionfruit, tajin salt, and pink grapefruit juice.

Coyote Ugly is one of the wildest bars in town, and they're hosting Nashville Hoedown bottomless brunches every day so you can have a seriously rootin' tootin' time. Slide on your cowboy boots and pop on your Stetson before hot-footing it down to Broad Street where you'll be able to party like it's the Wild West. 

Ticket prices range from £27.50 to £32.50 and include all-you-can-eat pizzas for 90 minutes. But that's not all, as you'll be able to pair your delicious slices with bottomless bubbles and pints too. Plus, if you go on a Saturday, you'll have the chance to learn how to line dance with their famous Coyotes.

If your idea of brunch leans more towards cocktails than coffee, Dirty Martini Birmingham has you covered. Their bottomless offering pairs 90 minutes of free-flowing drinks (think martinis, prosecco and more) with beautifully curated birdcage platters, perfect for grazing between sips.

You can expect chic interiors, neon accents and a buzzy atmosphere, with tickets starting from £30 per person, and even 8pm brunch slots available.

With its sleek interior featuring exposed brickwork and group-friendly booths, Brewdog Birmingham is more than just a pretty face. Swap out bubbles for a can of this boozy joint's finest as the renowned microbrewery cooks up sausages, bacon and eggs, washed down with a cold brewski. For only £30 per person, indulge in 90 minutes of your favourite Headliner Beer or prosecco paired with a dish from their epic brunch menu. From the yummy fried chicken and waffles to the epic Korean bacon sandwich, there's plenty on offer to kick-start your morning.

The Botanist on Temple Street is a bloomin' good brunch spot for all you cocktail connoisseurs. They dish out delectable delights from eggs benedict and smashed avo on toast to a full English breakfast that's sure to hit the spot. Fancy making it a bottomless affair? You can gulp down endless pints, Aperol spritzes, and fizzy tipples for just an extra £15.95. It's a brunch bonanza that'll have you buzzing the whole weekend.

Already one of the coolest destinations for a couple of drinks in the city, proudly housing Birmingham's first city centre gin distillery, The Distillery brings bottomless brunches to Birmingham city centre in the shape of bubbles, bellinis, cornbread and the best shakshuka in town. Kicking off at £34, their bottomless brunch offers 90 minutes of endless prosecco or a choice of four cocktails: aperol spritz, lillet spritz, hugo spritz, or limoncello spritz. Pair these drinks with tasty bites like capriccioso pizza and cheeseburger spring rolls to experience a foodie brunch affair like no other.

A quintessentially British space filled with traditional touches like portraits and chandeliers hanging from high ceilings, The Cosy Club Bennetts Hill and Brindleyplace are stylish spaces for your morning meal. They've got all sorts to choose from on the brunch menu - we're talking chorizo hash, American pancakes topped with streaky bacon and maple syrup or vegan breakfast butties, washed down with freshly pressed juice of a spritz cocktail.

The Alchemist's breakfast offering in Brindleyplace and Colmore Row is guaranteed to make your morning a memorable affair. The Alchemy Cocktail Brunch is where magic meets booze, where for just £30, guests can enjoy a mouthwatering brunch dish and three theatrical cocktails. The cocktail lineup will cast a spell on everyone, featuring molecular mixology like the whimsical Bubblebath and the enchanting Colour Changing One. Get your weekend off to a cracking start with a feast of miso and truffled mushrooms on sourdough toast whilst sipping on a nettle-infused Tickle Me Pink.

A stylish venue in the heart of the city, Browns Brasserie & Bar is known for its premium British eats. This welcoming space is filled with colourful velvet seating and warm lighting, and there's a spacious outdoor terrace that's ideal for summer brunches.

Spend your morning tucking into everything from maple bacon French toast to breakfast brioche or scrambled eggs and smoked salmon on sourdough. They offer bottomless brunches too, and there's even a whole gluten-free menu.

Located underneath the iconic Grand Hotel, Gusto is a stylish Italian restaurant covered in pretty plants, fairy lights and plush leather furnishings. Their bottomless brunch costs just £37 per person, including two delicious courses and 90 minutes of unlimited cocktails. Chow down on their signature dough petals dipped in garlic butter, before enjoying main courses like beef short rib burgers, rigatoni arrabiatta or a classic margherita pizza.

Looking for the best brunch in Birmingham city centre? Located in Digbeth, Luna Springs is whipping up some of the best brunch events, complete with a scrumptious dish and endless fizz. Expect amazing themes from these folks - think Full Moon Party, Sinister Circus, Magic Disco and much more.

On the hunt for R&B brunch in Birmingham? Taking place at Birmingham Bierkeller, Taste + Liquor are bringing you a slew of brunch events that are perfect for birthday celebrations and girls nights out. Enjoy tipping back bottomless booze and chomping on a meal with their fun themed events - think 90s throwbacks and pop tunes. Tickets start at just £15 for these fun-filled morning extravaganzas.

Situated on Temple Row, Birmingham's edition of The Ivy is a real stunner. Think walls adorned with colourful artwork, cosy orange booths to relax in and an abundance of greenery. Their brunch menu is pretty special too, whether you're in the mood for eggs Benedict with hand-pulled ham, smoked salmon crumpets or a selection of breakfast pastries. They also have a special brunch menu ly available on the weekends, with heartier dishes like truffle arancini or roasted scallops up for grabs.

A cutesy restaurant bar with a penchant for homemade foods, The Plough is a popular Harborne haven for delicious brunches. As it has been around for 20 years, this spot retains its retro charm, decked out in rustic wooden tables and brick walls that complement its cosy and unique pub-slash-coffee house aesthetics. They're dedicated to brewing tasty coffee and dishing out traditional pub food with a creative twist. Think local ales and a breakfast menu that goes from coconut + quinoa porridge to pancake stacks and any style eggs.