Boy, does Brighton know its brunches. From Kemptown to West Hill, North Laine to the beachfront, the town is littered with spots serving weekend breakfasts for locals and tourists alike. Whether you're looking for a bottomless weekend brunch for you and the BFFs, a classy restaurant to take the parents - their treat - or an independent sustainable seaside joint, you'll find them all in the beautiful town (and on this list). Have a look below for recommendations of some of the best brunches in Brighton.
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Last updated on 4th November 2025
If you're looking for some of the best brunch in the Brighton Lanes, make it a visit to The Post House, a historic building that's been around since the 1870s. When you're not admiring the landmark property restoration and fresh coffee, try out the brunch menu, complete with Nutella-stuffed brioche and cheesy sweetcorn potato hash. There's even a bloody Mary station on hand if you want to make it boozy.
Known for its party atmosphere, The Mesmerist offers up a banging bottomless brunch from the heart of The Lanes. Expect unlimited cocktails like pina coladas and rum punch, while you devour dishes including smoked salmon and cream cheese bagels, brioche French toast topped with pineapple or smashed avocado on toast.
@ The Bootlegger Brighton on Every Saturday
Saturdays in Brighton are all about Bottomless by the Bootlegger. Think prosecco on arrival, sharing plates packed with flavour, and 90 minutes of bottomless cocktails and spritzes, all served with a side of serious throwback vibes.
From disco beats to iconic party anthems, the playlist will keep you moving, clinking glasses, and laughing with your mates from 2pm or 4pm.
If your favourite kind of brunch is bottomless and comes with unlimited pizza, look no further than The Fitz Regent. This stylish spot is adorned with golden decor, plush velvet seating and 1920s-style artwork, and it's serving up your favourite Italian slices washed down with free-flowing fizz and Guinness.
Get on down to Tapestry in Hove for a droolworthy brunch. On the menu? Everything from stacks of buttermilk pancakes topped with berries to croque madames featuring cruffins and miso. You can also make it bottomless from just £30.
Whether you want more of a classic breakfast or an all-day menu with a brunch leaning, No 32 has got you covered. From sausage patty burgers to eggs benny, pancakes and baked shakshuka, there are plenty of tasty treats here. This trendy spot is decked out in chandeliers and boasts a spacious dancefloor, ideal if you fancy a boogie after your meal.
Located right on the beachfront, The Bootlegger is a cool cocktail bar inspired by the Prohibition era. The 1920s-style space is often home to live music performances, also known for its cracking cocktail menu.
If you head down here on a Saturday, you'll find their great value bottomless brunches taking place. For just £39.95 per person, you can enjoy 90 minutes of unlimited drinks, alongside tasty sharing boards full of cold meats and cheeses.
Sing your heart out over breakfast bagels and 2 hours of free flowing drinks every Saturday with a private brunch at Brighton's Lucky Voice, featuring a world-class cocktail bar and 7 karaoke pods set out over 4 floors. What's more, there'll also be a glitter artist to help you become the shining star you are, all for just £40 per person.
Nestled in Brighton's beachfront arches, this suave and sustainable spot also runs Brighton's largest - and only - organic coffee roastery. Nosh on fresh crab and avocado benedict, cheesy parmesan hash browns or maple bacon pancakes, with everything from hazelnut iced lattes to boozy watermelon coolers to quench your thirst.
Independent cafe Mange Tout is undoubtedly one of the best brunch spots in Brighton. Come to the sustainable French bistro for your fill of popular brunch classics, including eggs florentine and salmon or veggie omelettes, alongside homemade juices and locally-sourced coffee. In the mood for something a little sweeter? There are a huge selection of croissants and other pastries available too.
If you're after the best bottomless brunch in Brighton check out this truly inspired and original brunch offering from this independent, family-run pub. Perched on the hillside, 2 minutes walk from Brighton station, The West Hill Tavern offers a Saturday 'Let's Get Pizza'd' bottomless pizza brunch, featuring breakfast-inspired toppings such as shakshuka, avocado, mushrooms, eggs and bacon alomgside elderflower fizz cocktails. 'Nuff said.
So it might not be exactly in Brighton but this stylish hotspot is a worthy exception as it dishes out some of the best brunch in Hove. Not only is the restaurant absolutely beautiful - think foliage-filled ceilings, ambient lighting and a beautiful colour scheme - but the brunch menu is great. There's homemade organic pancakes, crab benedict or melted blue cheese crumpets to choose from, with freshly made smoothies or bottomless prosecco up for grabs too.
Living up to its iconic namesake, this stunning spot is the place to go for a special occasion brunch. The menu, available every weekend from 11-4pm, is mahoosive, with snazzy plates such as avocado benedict or buttermilk pancakes with berries and Greek yoghurt. And if you're looking for a gluten-free brunch in Brighton, they've got plenty of coeliac-friendly options too, from ham and cheese omelettes to kippers cooked in parsley butter.
The American-inspired beachfront eatery is a corker of a all-day spot with a number of cracking brunch-time cocktails and some of the best breakfast in Brighton. Feast on the likes of blueberry, toasted almond and Chantilly cream pancakes or egg, streaky bacon and pork sausage breakfast rolls. Even better? You can expect cracking views of the beachfront here too.
Why must brunch have time constraints? The breakfast pros are the place to go for top notch fluffy pancakes, all kinds of variations on eggs Benedict and thick milkshakes, available at all hours. On Saturdays you can enjoy their Toasted bottomless brunch from 3-5pm, with 2 hours of unlimited prosecco, bucks fizz and lager for £30 per person.
