Boozy Brunches In Glasgow

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 elegant restaurant and enjoy the cocktails and modern surroundings.

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

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 head with brunch classics, a stack of papers and mouth-watering cocktails.

With three venues across the city, Bar Soba is a cracking choice for an alternative brunch in Glasgow. Cocktails are full of flavour, while the East Asian menu offers modern and exotic eats at one of the best brunches in Glasgow.

This airy seafood restaurant and cocktail bar brings you carefully crafted meat and vegetarian dishes alongside Scotland's finest fish. You'll find an extensive brunch menu on Sundays, with locally sourced ingredients.

The Curler's Rest Saturday brunch menu is rather epic. Eggs Royale made with buttery hollandaise, breakfast plates filled with haggis, potato rosti, bacon and more. Paired with a residency beer... man we're hungry at the thought of it. 

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

Every Sunday, The Finnieston serves a cracking brunch. The menu is full of classic dishes; from French toast to pancakes drenched in maple syrup and toasted muffins with soft poached eggs. Pair with drinks from the sublime cocktail menu and you're set.

Brunch by name, brunch by nature. This West End hangout is serving everything from smoothie bowls to chicken and waffles and all kinds of eggs. Don't miss the secret French toast, topped with creme anglais and fresh berries.

It's not all mad party nights and fun times, Hillhead Bookclub also put on a great boozy brunch. Join the venue for Bloody Marys, Pancake stacks and eggs whichever way you like, alongside cocktails and beer, of course.

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.

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.