Boozy Brunches in Glasgow

The last Sunday of the month is rather special at Bar Gandolfi. Their monthly Sunday Roast is one epic feed to set you right after a heavy weekend. For £25 you'll have three hearty courses and a kir royale; if that doesn't get you up and out on a Sunday, you may just be a lost cause. 

Booly Mardy's in the West End is a cracking spot for Sunday brunch. Black pudding and chorizo salad, grilled gammon steak and a big booly breakfast; food good enough to get out of bed for. And maybe even good enough to banish your sore head. 

So technically it's a breakfast menu, but the one at Teller's Bar & Brasserie is so dang good, it's worth making brunch a little early. Bloody Marys, poached eggs, smoked haddock and pancakes with bacon. Served from 3am to 11am, you can plan your brunch, either a little early, or really, really late. 

A chilled out cafe bar in Merchant City with a penchant for bubbly, Brutti ma Buoni is a sweet spot for a boozy brunch in Glasgow. A Sundday brunch menu is stocked with tasty classics, while cava by the glass serves as a hair of the dog that goes down easy. 

The Curler's Rest Saturday brunch menu is rather epic. Smoked haddock on bubble & squeak, eggy bread with grilled bacon and maple syrup, boiled eggs and soldiers with bacon jam; man we're hungry at the thought of it. Add in papers, comfy seats and great company, and you have yourself one heck of a brunch. 

Metropolitan is a chilled hangout for Sunday brunch. Sit out on Merchant Square rain or shine, do a spot of people watching and nurse your head with brunch classics, a stack of papers and flowing OJ.