Boozy Brunches In Glasgow

There's no better way to kick-start the weekend than sipping cocktails and enjoying a delicious brunch with mates. Lap up a delicious Pan-Asian street food brunch at Bar Soba with four cocktails, glasses of Prosecco or bottled beers for just £25 per person. 

The Curler's Rest Saturday brunch menu is rather epic. Think eggs Royale made with buttery hollandaise, breakfast plates filled with haggis, potato rosti, bacon and more, all of which can be paired with a few residency beers... we're hungry just at the thought of it. 

Whether it's a traditional breakfast, a moreish lobster benedict, or a simple scrambled eggs that you're after, Browns can do it. Take a seat in the restaurant and enjoy their menu of delicious brunch dishes with plenty of cocktails to start your weekend off with a touch of elegance. 

Metropolitan is a chilled hangout for weekend brunch with cool interiors and an even better terrace. Sit outside on Merchant Square when the weather's good and nurse your hangover with a wide choice of breakfast classics, a stack of papers and mouth-watering cocktails.

Start your weekend right with a stunning brunch at Bothy. You can dig in to a hearty and wholesome feast of brunch dishes here, with epic French toast stacks, alongside full Scottish brekkies, poached eggs or smoked haddock kedgeree, as well as bloody marys and gin fizzes. 

Revs is home to a legendary boozy brunch in Glasgow, whether you're looking to get the party started or fancy staying all day (and night), their Argyle Street bar is a top spot. Explore their menu of classic cockatiels with perfectly paired brunch dishes for the ultimate weekend treat. 

With a brunch menu of eggs florentine, a cooked breakfast and a Baileys latte that is sure to leave you feeling satisfied The Social is a must when it comes to weekend boozy brunching in Glasgow. Topping it off? This place is pretty darn good-looking and perfect for Instagram posting. 

It's not all mad party nights and fun times, Hillhead Bookclub also put on a great boozy brunch. Keeping things cheap and cheerful, the restaurant bar specialises in signature eggs benny, topped breakfast tater tots, loaded waffles and more, with plenty of booze to accompany. 

Every Sunday, The Finnieston serves up a cracking boozy brunch in Glasgow. The menu is full of classic dishes; from hot plates of sausages and eggs to pancakes drenched in maple syrup and toasted muffins with soft poached eggs, which all go perfectly with their signature bloody Marys.

Want to make you boozy brunch a bougie brunch? Head over to The Ivy in Glasgow where you can munch on all manner of breakfast plates, from eggs Benedict with pulled honey roast ham and rich hollandaise to avocado, eggs and spinach on English muffins, with handcrafted cocktails. 

Every weekend, visitors to The Gardener can chomp away on an enticing brunch plate with a mimosa for just £10. To make the deal even sweeter? Their wholemeal plates include cheddar, bacon and jam crumpets, sweet potato rosti and their signature take on a full Scottish breakfast.

Brunchin' by name, brunchin' by nature... this West End hangout is a must for weekend feasting. Serving everything from smoothie bowls to chicken and waffles to mouthwatering French toast and eggs every way you can think of, The Brunch Club is always a winner in our eyes.

Bo and Birdy is a brilliant place for a boozy brunch with something extra special. For £50, you'll get a Glaswegian cocktail on arrival, a dish from the a la carte menu, and all you can eat from the 'bruffet' with a bottle of prosecco to share, making for a quirky weekend date idea.

Hutcheson's is easily one of Glasgow's most beautiful brunch destinations. Head over for Bubbles and Brunch with one other person, and you can enjoy your choice of one brunch dish, a bottle of fizz to share and a carafe of fresh orange juice, from £50 for the both of you.