Best Boozy Brunch In Edinburgh

The Official Coyote Ugly Boozy Brunch is where it's at. For 90 minutes, you'll be tearing through bottomless pizza and five epic drinks while the world-famous Coyotes run the bar like it's a Saturday night in Nashville.

Expect boots slamming the bartop, line dances that'll have you stomping in sync, and sing-alongs loud enough to rattle the Royal Mile. If you can't handle the heat, sugar, better stay home - the Coyotes are calling.

The oh-so-elegant Black Ivy is combining stylish interiors and its winning brunch offer for the ultimate Instagram-worthy day out. You'll start off with a continental spread, followed by a hearty main dish alongside three cocktails of your choice, in addition to a drink on arrival.

Sip gin-based blends at the Bruntsfield venue, while munching on the likes of fluffy buttermilk pancakes, breakfast sandwiches and full grills, all coming in at £45 per person.

For those who prefer their brunch with a side of bubbles, The Register Club's boozy brunch is the ultimate treat. Choose from hearty dishes like the full Scottish breakfast or eggs benedict, then sip on a refreshing mimosa or zesty bloody mary to make your brunch extra special.

With a sophisticated atmosphere and top-notch service, it's the ideal spot to kick back, relax, and enjoy a boozy brunch in style. Treat yourself to an experience that's as indulgent as it is delicious.

Head to The Chanter for a cheap boozy brunch in Edinburgh city centre that still delivers on quality and quantity. Their offering will set you back only £31 per head, or £33 on Saturdays, including up to six drinks per person and any dish of your choice.

The hearty plates range from crispy hash browns topped with eggs, bacon and sausages to grilled mushroom burgers or barbecue chicken pizzas, which you can pair with cocktails, pints or prosecco.

Head to Slug and Lettuce Edinburgh for 'bottomless brunch' with a twist – pick from their selection of quirky dishes featuring crispy shredded chicken with Belgian waffle fingers, Lotus Biscoff buttermilk pancakes and meat or plant-based full breakfasts.

Get tipsy on up to six drinks, including classic cocktails like tequila sunrise or sex on the beach, as well as bellinis and prosecco. This will set you back just £33 per person, with two hours to enjoy your tipples in.

Instagram-worthy interiors and killer cocktails aren't the only reasons to visit Le Monde; their boozy brunch offering is one of the best in town, with brioche French toast, red velvet pancakes and a double bacon cheeseburger on the menu.

You'll also be treated to a welcome mimosa and up to three glasses of prosecco each, all as part of your £35 per person price. As for your surrounds? Expect Parisian-inspired decor flaunting pastel colours and plush velvet seating.

Spice up your social life by ditching chit chat at the table for competitive play on the electric dart board at Flight Club. This fairground-themed venue promises all sorts of fun minigames, and as part of their brunch experience you can enjoy an hour at the oche before a further 60 minutes in the bar to toast to the winner.

Tickets to this boozy brunch with entertainment in Edinburgh start from only £30 per head, and they'll get you a bottle of prosecco each or four bottles of beer, alongside unlimited pizza paddles to share - topped with spicy pepperoni, roasted vegetables and more.

Looking for some of the best 'bottomless brunch' in Edinburgh city centre? Scottish beer palace Brewhemia hosts a decadent weekend brunch where the drink options range from martini cocktails to bottles of brew.

Each person gets three tipples to accompany their meal, featuring dishes such as maple bacon waffles, classic or vegan fry-ups and smashed avocado croissants - starting from £39.95 per person for the whole lot. 

If you can count on anyone to whip up some of the wildest brunch dishes in the city, it's Edinburgh's experimental cocktail bar The Alchemist, with venues in St James Quarter or George Street. Their Icons Cocktail Brunch costs £30 per person for three drinks and a dish each, with plenty of cocktails or prosecco to choose from.

Enjoy maple bacon pancakes, beans and parmesan on toast and vanilla brioche French toast, paired with a peaches and cream concoction or a colour-changing drink. 

Boozy brunch just got a serious upgrade at Coyote Ugly Edinburgh. Look forward to bottomless cocktails, irrepressible energy, and bartenders who know how to turn serving drinks into a performance.

Perfect for easing into a Saturday (or Sunday) in style, you can sip, dance, and laugh your way through the morning while the soundtrack pumps and the atmosphere stays unapologetically wild.

Beautiful floral bar The Botanist could be home to the best 'bottomless brunch' in Edinburgh city centre for cocktail-lovers. With classic dishes done right, like eggs benedict and smashed avocado on sourdough, accompanied by three of anything on the drinks menu, you really can't go wrong. Plus, it'll set you back just £45 per head.

Though it may be best known for its gaming options, Boom Battle Bar is also a great choice for boozy brunching. The New Town destination offers quirky brunches that change theme every six weeks, complete with live DJs that'll have you up on your feet.

For £35 per person, you'll get to enjoy five drinks each - think prosecco, beer or classic cocktails. Plus, you can munch on tasty plates of katsu curry loaded fries, chicken wings and mac 'n' cheese bites.

A gorgeous cocktail bar and restaurant on George Street, Tigerlily is one of the most popular spots in the city for a night out - but it also does a brilliant boozy brunch. For £39.95 per person you can enjoy a cocktail on arrival, followed by half a bottle of prosecco each.

This comes with a continental plate of pastries, cured meats and cheeses to share, before you dive into your main dish. Think breakfast bao buns, buttermilk chicken waffles or cinnamon French toast, with sides and desserts available for an extra price.

Start your day off right with a visit to All Bar One for their fizz-fuelled brunch. For just £30, you can get two dishes and four glasses of prosecco, or for £10 extra you can switch for cocktails like strawberry and pineapple daquiris or Aperol spritz.

There are all sorts of classic and quirky breakfast options to sink your teeth into, ranging from smashed avocado and feta on sourdough to truffled scrambled eggs or French toast with bacon and maple syrup.

Searching for a solid weekday boozy brunch in Edinburgh? Hanover Tap is the pub for you. Fill up on a classic Scottish or vegetarian full breakfast - and you can even switch things up by ordering stone-baked pizzas, loaded cheesy nachos or a crispy chicken burger.

Pair it with something from the drinks menu – featuring quirky cocktails and a great wine list. You can enjoy up to six drinks each for £33 per head - we recommend the Smirnoff raspberry cooler.

For an ABBA boozy brunch in Edinburgh, look no further than The Brunch Club. They're hosting all kinds of bottomless drag events where you can sing along to all the best hits while knocking back four cocktails each and a tasty selection of breakfast dishes, for £52.99 per person.

Taking place at Yotel in the New Town, there are weird and wonderful themes to suit everyone, from Disney to 90s hits - with three hours of DJ-led live entertainment.

Looking for a unique brunch experience complete with plenty of booze? Then head to Pickering's Gin at Summerhall Distillery, where they offer a scrumptious cheese and cocktail brunch on both Saturdays and Sundays.

You'll get the chance to make three delicious cocktails of your own, guided by their expert mixologists. Afterwards, you can enjoy these tasty tipples alongside a platter of six seasonal farmhouse Scottish cheeses. 

Tuck into a two-course South American brunch at Las Iguanas, with quirky cocktails to wash down your food. Bag five drinks to enjoy alongside tasty dishes, from pork and pineapple tortilla pizzas to beetroot bean burgers and squash Mexican rice bowls.

And at just £33.95 per person for all that food and drink, its affordability is all the more reason to attend this cheap 'bottomless' brunch in Edinburgh - though you can also upgrade to a premium main course for an extra £5.50.