The Best Brunch In Glasgow

Sitting snug inside the city's historic General Post Office, Browns Brasserie & Bar Glasgow brings a touch of class to your plain ol' brunch plans. Its chic blue and yellow colour palette, sun-soaked interiors and lively atmosphere make this eatery the perfect spot for a brunch with all the upgrades you could dream of.

Available every Friday to Sunday until 2pm, the menu is packed with indulgent options like lobster benedict, baked eggs in purgatory, buttermilk pancakes, smoked salmon, and smashed avocado on toast. Sip on unlimited Champagne, Aperol spritzes, bellinis, prosecco, and bloody marys as you tuck into their luxurious morning feast.

Acclaimed Danish-Japanese restaurant Sticks'n'Sushi is levelling up your idea of brunch with a weekend offering soundtracked by a killer DJ. When you're not swaying to the smooth tunes blaring out from the speakers, you'll be dining on some of the eateries best dishes, accompanied by a cocktail flight – all for £54.68 each. 

They'll kick things off with some sharing plates for the table, including karaage chicken and beef tataki, before everyone is served their choice of maki and sticks – plus dessert. The cocktails include signature serves: sake lychee martini, Yuzu Zoo and hibiscus margarita – or booze-free alternatives for non-drinkers. 

Derby Lane is a must for brunch lovers in Glasgow. Their New York-inspired menu includes Derby eggs Benedict, eggs royale, NY stack pancakes, and indulgent dishes like lobster rolls or rosti stack. Pair your meal with coffee, fresh juice, or a cocktail like a mimosa or bloody mary.

The Hamptons-style décor, relaxed ambience, and friendly service make it ideal for weekends with friends, family, or a special brunch date. It's consistently rated as one of the best brunch spots in Glasgow.

If you've got a hankering for smashed avocado on toast or shakshuka, All Bar One Glasgow's Whispering Angel Brunch on St Vincent Street is your ticket to deliciousness. Priced at £55 for two people, you'll get to brunch like royalty with a bottle of icy cold Whispering Angel rosé wine alongside a brunch dish of your choice.

The menu features breakfast favourites such as a full English, eggs royale, and French toast topped with glazed peaches, raspberries, and vanilla ice cream.

All-day dining destination Maison by Glaschu can be found on Princes Square, promising refined French food in an elegant space. The second-storey venue is decked out in simple white interiors, with comfy, patterned armchairs and lots of greenery dotted around.

Their brunch menu is served until 1pm every single day, featuring sumptuous European dishes. Think smoked salmon and Champagne on sourdough, brioche French toast with crispy bacon and maple syrup or nduja eggs Florentine.

On the hunt for brunch near George Square in Glasgow? The Alchemist Glasgow conjures up a bottomless brunch that's nothing short of magical. Their Alchemy Cocktail Brunch is packed with delights like loaded baps, maple bacon pancakes, and indulgent French toast, all served with a side of show-stopping cocktails.

Need a tipple suggestion? Go for the Foam Alone, a playful potion mixed with Tanqueray Gin, Aperol, Violette, blueberry, citrus, and a frothy hint of fairy liquid for a whimsical finish.

If you're looking for the best brunch in Glasgow city centre, Slug and Lettuce Glasgow offers a morning feast that's hard to pass up. For just £28 a head, it's a no-brainer for those looking to indulge in two hours of bottomless bliss paired with delicious brunch treats.

Make your way to St Vincent Street and dive into an array of breakfast delights like brioche sandwiches, crispy chicken and waffles, burrata Detroit toasts, as well as buttermilk pancakes with Lotus Biscoff to satisfy those morning cravings. As for drinks? You can sip on free-flowing mimosas, Aperol spritzes, and even pints of Amstel. 

Brunch lovers, rejoice: Bar91's weekend brunches in the heart of Merchant City are a must-try. From hearty Scottish breakfasts that pack all the comforting flavours to Mediterranean-inspired plates that transport your taste buds to sunnier climes, Bar91's brunch menu offers something for everyone.

Paired with freshly brewed coffee or perhaps a cheeky cocktail, it's the perfect way to kick off your weekend. With a welcoming vibe and a menu designed for leisurely afternoons, you'll feel right at home at this local favourite.

Take a well-deserved break from the grind and savour a weekend brunch that radiates glamour at The Ivy Glasgow on Buchanan Street. Dive into a tempting array of sweet and savoury breakfast delights, from the luxurious eggs royale topped with The Ivy 1917 cure smoked salmon to fluffy buttermilk pancakes drizzled with red berry sauce, oatmeal-rolled lallathan haggis bon bons and much more.

Thirsty? Their menu sparkles with an impressive selection of Champagnes, gins, cocktails and coffees. To elevate your experience, pair your meal with seasonal tipples like a salted caramel espresso martini or a refreshing smoothie to end your brunch experience on a sweet note.

Sunday brunch in Glasgow city centre, anyone? For all your morning munching desires, look no further than The Brunch Club on Dumbarton Road, where breakfast is served all day, every day. This charming and trendy café is a brunch lover's paradise, offering a delightful array of classic breakfast favourites and creative twists like homemade granola topped with Greek yoghurt and fruity compote or eggs however you like.

Feeling adventurous? Don't miss out on the delicious fried chicken and waffles smothered in butter and maple syrup, zesty fish tacos, and hearty steak frites.