Boozy And Bottomless Brunches In Brighton

• Location: 79 West Street, Brighton City Centre, BN1 2RA
• When: Saturdays, from 2pm
• Price: ££
• Bottomless drinks: yes
• Why I recommend: this venue is all about bringing peak-season après-ski culture straight to the Brighton coast, with no ski pass required. Because of its sprawling table layouts and party atmosphere, it is arguably the ultimate spot in town for a milestone birthday bash

Barbara's Bier Haus is up there with the best bottomless brunch Brighton has to offer, as it keeps the fuel simple, fast, and entirely endless. For the duration of your slot, the kitchen will keep the tables stacked with an unlimited supply of hot, fresh margarita and pepperoni pizzas (with excellent gluten-free bases available so no one gets left out of the feast).

To wash it down, you have full freedom to jump between crisp house biers, fruity Kopparberg ciders, spirit-and-mixers, or their signature cocktails. The energy stays dialled up from the very first pour to the final slice, so make sure you're ready for a lively one. 

• Location: 8 Marine Parade, Kemptown, BN2 1TA
• When: every day, from 12pm (from 11am on weekends)
• Price: ££
• Bottomless drinks: yes 
• Why I recommend: if you want a side of glamour with your morning fry-up, the multi-award-winning Charles Street Tap is an absolute must-visit. This legendary spot is the reigning Queens of Craft and the town's favourite cabaret venue. It's loud, it's proud, and the hospitality is second to none

Venture over to The Charles Street Tap for its top-notch boozy bottomless brunch. Boasting two hours of food and drinks every weekend 'til 1pm, including a plethora of cocktails alongside a scrumptious dish from the breakfast menu, this venue is sure to hit different.

You can opt for their loaded sourdough pizzas (like the fiery Mighty Meat), hand-stretched crafted burgers (the Beefy Blue with blue cheese and caramelised onions is a standout), or absolute showstoppers like the billionaire's bacon pancakes.

• Location: 32 Duke Street, The Lanes, BN1 1AG
• When: every day from 10am to 4pm
• Price: ££
• Bottomless drinks: no
• Why I recommend: tucked away in the middle of Duke Street, No.32 is easily one of the most effortlessly suave, chameleon-like venues in the city. By day, it's a beautifully relaxed, double-height bistro dripping with understated glamour and decadence

While there are no brunch-specific cocktails on the menu, No 32 still has a list of flamingo-inspired concoctions and lychee-rose martinis that you can use to wash down your meal. For food? You can look forward to lots of decadent brunch plates such as eggs royale, a full English breakfast, and banana split pancakes. 

It's also worth noting that, while it functions as a casual, sun-drenched bistro during the day, you should keep an eye on their events calendar - No.32 regularly partners with local promoters to host hemed weekend brunches.

• Location: Komedia Basement, 44-47 Gardner Street, North Laine, BN1 1UN
• When: select Saturdays, 12pm to 4pm
• Price: from £54 per person
• Bottomless drinks: yes
• Why I recommend: if you're the type of person who physically cannot resist harmonising when an ABBA song comes on, the Mystery Musicals Bottomless Brunch at Komedia is your absolute paradise. The venue gets completely transformed with themed decorations courtesy of Flamingo Styling, creating the perfect backdrop for musical theatre escapism

The Mystery Musicals Bottomless Brunch is a sing-along show hosted by the always hilarious Lee Peart. Expect the songs you know and love with on-screen subtitles so the lyrics won't be Slipping Through Your Fingers.

To fuel up your dancing feet, there's a delicious brunch spread plus 90 minutes of free-flowing drinks. Book your spot for just £54.

• Location: 16-17 Market Street, The Lanes, BN1 1HH
• When: Saturdays, two-hour slots available from 1pm to 5pm
• Price: £40 per person total (£10 or £20 deposit required upfront depending on the ticket slot, with the remainder paid on the day)
• Bottomless drinks: yes 
• Why I recommend: The Breakfast Club is legendary for a reason, and their TOASTED Saturday sessions turn the classic greasy spoon into an absolute party. For £40, you get a solid two hours of non-stop pouring alongside one of their famous, heavy-hitting brunch mains

Searching for the best bottomless cocktail brunch in Brighton? Make your way to TOASTED at The Breakfast Club in The Lanes for a tasty breakfast dish with two hours of unlimited prosecco, Kentucky-style boozy iced tea and bloody marys galore.

The menu is pure comfort food, featuring their locally world-famous pancake stacks loaded with berries and cream, classic Eggs Ben, and the monstrous All American, which comes packed with pancakes, bacon, proper British sausage, homestyle potatoes, and fried eggs. They are incredibly accommodating with vegetarian and plant-based swaps too, making it a guaranteed winner for the whole group.

• Location: 298 Ditchling Road, Fiveways, BN1 6JG
• When: every 1st Saturday of the month, 1pm - 3pm
• Price: from £29 per person
• Bottomless drinks: yes
• Why I recommend: this neighbourhood craft beer sanctuary trades corporate flash for genuine local charm. For just £29 a head, it stands out as one of the best-value, most wonderfully relaxed bottomless deals in the entire city

The Bottomless Prosecco Brunch With Grazing Table centres around an incredible, premium grazing table supplied directly by the beloved local legends at Fiveways Deli. It's designed for socialising, allowing you to pick and graze at your own pace while staff keep your prosecco glass filled to the brim for a solid two hours.

The taproom spins a curated soundtrack of house music to keep the energy elevated, but they also keep a massive stash of board games on hand if your group wants to settle in for some lighthearted afternoon competition.

• Location: Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street, North Laine, BN1 1UN
• When: various dates
• Price: from £43.20 per person
• Bottomless drinks: yes
• Why I recommend: with this event, you're strapping in for a comedy game show hosted by two mulleted, anthems-loving Aussie comedians who tentatively use a chaotic game of bingo to unleash sheer 80s and 90s nostalgia

Bottomless drinks and bogan brilliance collide at Bogan Bingo Bottomless Brunch. £43.20 gets you a brunch dish, 90 minutes of drinks, and an Aussie-inspired show that's anything but average.

Once the food clears, the show shifts into top gear with ridiculous choreography, air-guitar competitions, and actually impressive prizes. When the bingo cards are dealt with, the hosts pivot straight into an after-show DJ set to keep the dance floor moving.

• Location: 78 Middle Street, Brighton, BN1 1AL
• When: Saturdays, 2pm to 5.30pm 
• Price: from £39.32 per person
• Bottomless drinks: yes
• Why I recommend: hidden just yards away from the historic shorefront, The Bootlegger brings the effortless charm and underground glamour of a 1920s speakeasy. If you like your afternoon drinking paired with a heavy dose of vintage style and great music, this brunch is for you

Brighton's weekend gets brighter with Bottomless by the Bootlegger, the ultimate throwback brunch that's equal parts feast and party. Arrive to a glass of prosecco, dig into tasty brunch plates made for sharing, and get ready for 90 minutes of bottomless cocktails and spritzes that will have you clinking glasses.

The tunes? Oh, we're talking the ultimate throwback playlist - from disco grooves that make your hips move involuntarily to party classics you'll happily belt out mid-brunch. 

• Location: 1-3 Prince Albert Street, The Lanes, BN1 1HE
• When: Saturdays, 12pm - 3pm
• Price: £45 per person
• Bottomless drinks: yes
• Why I recommend: known as an absolute Brighton institution for stylish nightlife, their Saturday bottomless sessions bring that exact same touch of dramatic, retro flair. At £45 a head, it's an incredibly solid deal, especially if you are catering to a group that appreciates variety

Perfect for birthdays, hen parties or just because, The Mesmerist's bottomless brunch is a great place to let loose and party. Groups of anywhere between two and 20 can enjoy two hours of unlimited prosecco, beer or tropical cocktails for just £43 per person, alongside tasty breakfast dishes. There will be DJs spinning disco and party classics throughout, guaranteed to have you on your feet.

The kitchen switches things up with a punchy, crowd-pleasing Mexican layout. The star of the show is undeniably their Chilaquile - a massive, vibrant mountain of crunchy nachos tossed in a rich, house-made red mole sauce, piled high with fresh guacamole, refried beans, pico de gallo, sour cream, salty feta, and a fried egg to tie it all together. Even better, everything is fully customisable: you can load it up with smoky chorizo or streaky bacon, or swap to their spiced veggie squash mix finished with a luxurious cashew crema for a completely plant-based dream. 

• Location: 10 Marine Parade, Brighton Seafront, BN2 1TL
• When: Saturdays at 1pm 
• Price: from £35.20 per person
• Bottomless drinks: yes
• Why I recommend: perched right opposite the iconic Brighton Palace Pier, this legendary music venue effortlessly cures any blues by combining free-flowing tipples booze, non-stop disco-funk anthems, and an absolute avalanche of pizza - sign me up

What's better than an average ol' brunch? A disco one. So, get movin' to Patterns on Brighton's beachfront. The event features two hours of unlimited prosecco, crisp mimosas, or spicy bloody marys, with the freedom to mix and match your sips.

For an hour and a half, hot, freshly baked sourdough slices will circulate the room endlessly - meaning you can grab as many slices as you can handle. They keep the flavours simple but flawless, offering the classic Down Tempo margherita, the fully-loaded Reload pepperoni, and a fantastic vegan-friendly marinara called the Minimal. 

• Location: The Walrus, 10 Ship Street, The Lanes, BN1 1AD
• When: Saturdays, from 3.15pm - 5.30pm
• Price: from £41.80 per person 
• Bottomless drinks: yes 
• Why I recommend: I think that this is an absolute riot of an afternoon that's all about mixing top-tier Brighton drag talent with nostalgic TV game shows, and it drops you right into a live, interactive playground led by an incredibly fabulous drag performer

Hosted at The Walrus, a beautifully eccentric, multi-level venue tucked right into the historic Lanes, this event is unbelievably accommodating, with their drinks packages. They allow your group to completely mix and match. Bubbly lovers can opt for the prosecco and cocktail tier, while craft heads can enjoy bottomless house beer or cider.

You'll tuck into a hearty, delicious brunch plate (featuring great options like classic eggs Benedict, big brunch buns, or plant-based avocado sourdough) while the stage action heats up. The second half of the afternoon shifts into a full-scale, disco-fueled interactive gameshow. You can expect a wildly hilarious mix of crowd-pleasers like The Generation Game, Higher or Lower, Music Bingo, and highly competitive Lip Sync for Your Life battles.

• Location: Kings Road Arches, 183 Kings Road, BN1 1NB
• When: every day, 9.30am until 11.45am (9am on weekends) 
• Price: ££
• Bottomless drinks: no
• Why I recommend: Lucky Beach may have a reputation for fish and chips, but I think it's all about the brunch. It's a prime cafe for overlooking the sea with a cup of coffee and some really good eggs 

Buried underneath Brighton's iconic seafront arches, Lucky Beach serves tasty brunch bites. Feast on moreish dishes across the laid-back space, including a fresh crab Benedict topped with poached eggs and hollandaise. It's definitely worth setting an alarm for, as brunch is served up until 11.45am and on a sunny day there will be queues. 

There are also other indulgent options on the menu, such as matcha pistachio pancakes with blueberries - a personal favourite of mine for those with a sweet tooth. Pair your pick with a flat white, then go for a stroll along the seafront afterwards. 

• Location: 32 East Street, The Lanes, BN1 1HL
• When: breakfast is served daily until 11.45am
• Price: ££
• Bottomless drinks: no
• Why I recommend: this gorgeous all-day bar-café is an independent spin-off by the culinary legends behind Dishoom. Nestled right into Brighton's historic Lanes, it pays a beautiful, nostalgic homage to the secret 1970s drinking dens of Bombay.

Permit Room Brighton is one of my top picks for brunch - it even features a stunning roof terrace equipped with heaters and blankets for perfect open-air mornings. The absolute star of the show is their iconic lineup of freshly tandoor-baked naan rolls. Each naan is rolled by hand, baked to order, slathered with cream cheese, tomato-chilli jam, and fresh coriander, and wrapped around premium fillings like Ramsay of Carluke's smoked streaky bacon or umami-loaded crispy veggie sausage.

You can pair your food with locally roasted morning lassis, steaming house chai, or dive into their Morning Glories cocktail menu. Highlights include a cloudy, comforting Marmalade Mimosa, a pale-clear jalapeño-infused Crystal Mary, or a rich Chai Caffè Martini. 

• Location: 77 West Street, Brighton City Centre, BN1 2RA
• When: every day, with the last bookable slot at 6pm
• Price: from £35 per person Sunday to Friday, £37.50 per person on Saturdays
• Bottomless drinks: yes
• Why I recommend: for flexible and completely reliable group partying with a brunch on the coast, Revolution Brighton has it down to a fine art. I think it's great at catering for a large number of people looking to pair pornstar martinis with pizza 

Situated right in the beating heart of the city's legendary nightlife strip on West Street, and just a swift one-minute stroll from the beach, Revolution Brighton is essentially built for big celebrations, hen do's, birthdays, or catch-ups. They offer an expansive two-hour drinking window and run the package seven days a week all the way until 6pm.

The menu is a massive crowd-pleaser that covers all culinary bases. If you are in a breakfast mood, you can tuck into their loaded brunch grill, smashed avocado and poached eggs, or a sweet and savoury stack of fried chicken and bacon waffles. The standard drinks package keeps the bubbly and pints flowing seamlessly. However, a premium upgrade (an extra £7.50 each) unlocks an incredible cocktail list, including Aperol spritzes, bloody marys, and their iconic, endless pornstar martinis.

• Location: 102 Western Road, BN3 1FA
• When: every day, 9am - 3pm (from 10am for bottomless)
• Price: £25 extra for bottomless drinks
• Bottomless drinks: yes
• Why I recommend: SIX has been around for ten years, maintaining its reputation as a brilliant brunch spot for brasserie-style dining. My top tip? Order one of their cold-pressed juices, or add on 90 minutes of free-flowing prosecco for £25 extra each 

If you're searching for a bottomless brunch in Hove, then SIX is a firm choice. They use the freshest ingredients and have a contemporary approach to cuisine, offering a mix of vegetarian and vegan-friendly plates too.

Served until 3pm daily, the menu includes goodies such as waffles, smoothie bowls and avocado on toast - with the option to add bottomless prosecco. If you fancy just one or two, they've got a really good honey and pineapple margarita that's worth ordering.

• Location: 8 Third Avenue, Hove, BN3 2PX
• When: every day, 9am to 4pm 
• Price: ££
• Bottomless drinks: no
• Why I recommend: I think it's impossible to write a definitive guide to the area's best boozy brunches without mentioning Oeuf. Hidden inside a gorgeous, pastel-hued regency townhouse on a quiet avenue in Hove, this place excels at serving some top Frumpets™

If you're all about the Wes Anderson aesthetic, you're going to love Oeuf. Expect bold furniture, marble finishes and super stylish interiors.

The menu is just as well curated. Think Oeufs Benedict, Florentine and Troyal (with smoked Chalkstream trout), plus skillet dishes of spicy shakshuka, and, of course, the full English. They are famous for their Frumpets™ - a brilliant hybrid of three thick French-toast-battered crumpets, available in savoury styles like the Melt in the Middle Cheese and Chive or a sweet, decadent option like The Crime of Passion, which comes drenched in passionfruit glaze, pineapple rum, and caramelized peaches.

• Location: 56 Gardner Street, BN1 1UN
• When: every day, from 9.30am (9am on weekends) 
• Price: £33 per person (for bottomless)
• Bottomless drinks: yes
• Why I recommend: I really enjoy this chilled cafe in Brighton for brunch because the portion sizes are generous and top-ups are responsible (you must have finished your glass before asking for another one). It attracts a mix of people, and the quality of the food is always fab 

As the name suggests, Kooks is known for quirky dishes and delicious brunches. Based in The Lanes, the venue's chefs pull out the stops for an indulgent breakfast paired with free-flowing bubbles or lager for 90 minutes.

You can pick from plates such as shakshouka, topped with roasted chickpeas, French toast served with either streaky bacon and maple syrup or fruit compote, and a mini English (featuring a Butcher's sausage, poached egg, two rashers of smoked thick-cut streaky bacon, baked beans, roasted vine tomato and a slice of toast).