If a boozy and bottomless day filled with dancehall, UKG and club anthems sounds good to you, then you're going to want to snap up the second release tickets to R&B Brunch Glasgow at August House fast. Over five hours, tunes will be played, food will be served and there will be unlimited rum punch for those who get down early.

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Located on the 7th floor of the Carlton George Hotel in Glasgow is Windows Restaurant, a modern rooftop haun that offers incredible views of the city paired with equally delicious eats and its boozy brunch offering is no exception. Breakfast is served from 7.30am until 10.30am on the weekend and includes a pick of continental buffet delights, French toast served with maple syrup or honey, eggs Benedicts and omelettes, all of which you can add a glass of prosecco (£7.60) to, or Buck's Fizz (£8.50).

Situated on Renfield Street, Walkabout is an Australian-inspired sports bar that knows how to have a good time. Expect colourful decor and surfboards painted on the walls, as well as HD screens showing all the big games.

Their boozy brunch promises six drinks per person, including beer, prosecco, spirits and cracking cocktails like the Pina Koala or a Blue Aussie Breeze. You'll also get to enjoy a delicious main course, such as burrito bowls, mac and cheese or a juicy burger.

Stomach rumbling for a full English breakfast, eggs benedict or forest fruit pancakes? Then Missoula should be your go-to this weekend for what might just be the best bottomless brunch in Glasgow city centre, where you'll get two whole hours of unlimited drinks.

Whether it's a traditional breakfast, moreish lobster benedict or simple scrambled eggs that you're after, Browns Brasserie & Bar do it to a tee. Take a seat and chomp on the menu of delicious brunch dishes, with plenty of cocktails available to make sure you start your weekend juuust right.

It's not all mad party nights and fun times, Hillhead Bookclub also puts on a great boozy brunch. Keeping things cheap and cheerful, the restaurant bar specialises in signature Mac Muffins loaded with bacon, fried eggs, American cheese and spicy ketchup, feat and avocado potato hashes, caramelised banana waffles and more, with plenty of booze to accompany.

Fancy an afternoon meal with an activity? You're in luck with Flight Club's Brunch Social. The event promises bottomless pizzas served on paddles and a bottle of prosecco, as well as its cracking darts experience. Time to get competitive.

All Bar One's boozy brunch boasts an almighty spread of mid-morning munch every weekend. Not only can you scoff down truffled scrambled eggs and sweet Belgian waffles, but also tip back glass after glass of prosecco.

Tennents Bar in the West End is hosting a wicked boozy brunch from Thursday to Sunday. Fill your boots with unlimited pizza (yes, you read that right) paired with four delicious drinks of your choosing, including cocktails, beers and prosecco.

Every weekend, visitors to The Gardener can chomp away on an enticing brunch plate with a drink or two To make the deal even sweeter? Their dishes include sausage and bacon croissants, avocado on toast and their signature take on a full Scottish breakfast.

O'Neill's in Grand Central and Merchant Square are both making sure that you have the best start to your day possible by rustling up lip-smacking brunches on the regular. Tuck into 90-minutes of unlimited pizza, as well as lots of bubbles, cocktails or beer.

Looking for a themed boozy brunch in Glasgow? Moskito Cocktail Bar & Restaurant has heard your call. Swing by the quirky hangout for all kinds of goings-on. Think delicious food paired with drag queens, live music and so much more.

Revolution's boozy brunch is absolutely mega. Whether you're looking to get the party started or fancy staying all day (and night) long, the Argyle Street haunt is a top spot. Explore the menu of classic cocktails and perfectly paired breakfast dishes for the ultimate weekend treat.

Every Saturday and Sunday, The Alchemist is hosting cocktail brunches that'll knock your socks off. Get your smackers around 'nduja and avocado on toast, breakfast burritos and more, plus wash your feast down with quirky, molecular cocktails.

There's no better way to kick-start the weekend than by sipping cocktails and enjoying a banging brunch with mates. Lap up Pan-Asian street food and four drinks of your choice at Bar Soba's boozy brunch in Glasgow, whether at the Merchant City or Mitchell Lane outpost.

Shilling Brewing Co. is home to the best boozy brunch for people who love beer. Bag two steins of their signature brew and a stone-baked pizza, all for just £25. Or you can go all-out with their 'Pour Your Own Party' package feature a full keg and a whole buffet. 

If you're looking for a boozy brunch in Glasgow's West End, this hangout is a must-visit. Serving everything from smoothie bowls and chicken-topped waffles to mouthwatering French toast and eggs every way you can think of, The Brunch Club is always a winner in our eyes.

Revolucion de Cuba's boozy brunch is not to be missed. While in cool, colourful surrounds, munch on a droolworthy selection of bites, from burritos to avocado toast. At the same time, gulp down prosecco, beer or cocktails.

Want to make your 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 drizzled in rich hollandaise to smashed avocado on English muffins, paired with fancy cocktails.