They say breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and we could not agree more. In fact, we love it so much that we don't restrict breakfast food to mornings only, we cram in sausage and egg muffins, full English offerings and smashed avo on toast whenever possible. Explore our recommendations of the best places for brunch in Bournemouth and discover a wealth of deep fried delicacies, fluffy pancakes and healthy options to satisfy your cravings.
Last updated on 6th March 2023
Perfect for curing a hangover or spending the weekend whiling away, The Bournemouth Stable is one of the best places to grab brunch. With botanical decor and outside seating, the venue showcases delicious wood-fired doughy slices, wraps, and ciders. And for something sweet, try a Nutella pizza pudding.
When it comes down to brekky events with a difference, Bougie Drag & Boy Toy Bournemouth is sure to impress. Taking place at Halo on Exeter Road, this cool joint will be showcasing a drag-drenched bottomless brunch as well as one featuring gorgeous male models and free-flowing fizz.
On the hunt for a themed bottomless brunch? Peachy Queen Bournemouth is hosting an afternoon party every Saturday, where you'll be treated to tasty pizzas and free-flowing tipples, not to mention a fantastic soundtrack, from 90s hits to Spice Girls bangers.
For only £30 per person, you can tuck into bottomless brunch at O'Neill's. So, what's on the menu? Expect unlimited slices of pizza alongside free-flowing cocktails, pints or prosecco.
Found over in Poole, Blush is the pink party palace that's killing it in the brunch department. Get stuck into two mouthwatering courses accompanied by 90 minutes of bottomless booze every Saturday at its Blush Brunch Club.
Want to make your brunch bottomless? Look no further than Brewhouse who'll give you free-flowing bubbles for £18 per person alongside any dish from the menu. From brioche buns stuffed with streaky bacon to Full English brekkies and avo on toast, they've got you covered.
Searching for the best brunches near Bournemouth beach? Look no further than Slug and Lettuce, a stylish neon-lit bar and restaurant serving up tasting classics and bottomless bubbles. Known around the country as a sure bet for a good time, you can be sure that this one - and its Old Christchurch Road sister - will be no different.
Sixty Million Postcards is one of Bournemouth's most popular pubs, offering an unmissable brunch every weekend. What's on offer? Full english spreads (including a massive sharer meal for two), cinnamon sourdough toast, eggy bread, chorizo hash and stacked breakfast burgers all courtesy of Ruby Jean's Diner.
Located on Exeter Road and just a short walk from the seafront, BrewDog Bournemouth is a great spot for brunch. Dig into the ultimate bottomless brunch for £30 a head, which includes a tasty brekkie-inspired dish, followed by free-flowing beer or bubbles.
Urban Beach know how to cook up a mean breakfast, with offerings of spinach and tofu Benedict, smoked salmon and scrambled eggs and American-style pancakes making up the menu. Top that off with a breakfast martini, bucks fizz or red snapper and you're starting your day right.
Galette dishes (or French-style pancakes to you and me) at The Larder House will have you munching away in style. Choose from wood-fired chistorra, roasted salmon or overnight-cooked ham hock creations every day from 12pm to 3pm, just like our continental cousins.
Perfectly placed on the pier, Key West serves a hearty selection of delicious brekkie goodies to wrap your chops around. Whether you're in the mood for a classic buttie filled with sausages, eggs and bacon, or think you can take on the Giant's English breakfast, they're a firm choice.
