For four hours of hip hop, RnB and Afrobeats tunes and a delicious meal to go with it, head to The Hip Hop Orchestra Brunch at Blues Kitchen in Shoreditch. Tickets cost just £15 each and you can add on bottomless booze for £19.95 per person, so sip away on prosecco or rum punch as you devour bacon cheeseburgers, Cajun popcorn squid, crispy cauliflower bites and more.

For a Peruvian-Japanese fusion brunch this bank holiday Monday, with everything from chicken teriyaki skewers and grilled aubergine to miso mushroom tacos on the menu. Ayllu's bottomless feast comes in at £55 per person, including 90 minutes of free-flowing prosecco, wine or cocktails as well as unlimited dishes.

Searching for fun events this Easter weekend? Bringing some of the best brunches, Bougie Drag & Boy Toy are showcasing a boozy affair with bottomless meals and sexy dancers, drag-drenched performances and male dancers. Check out the lineup now.

This Easter Weekend, Proud Cabaret City are hosting The Reggae Brunch for five hours of Island-style fun. This all-day event includes an hour of bottomless rum punch and a three-course Caribbean meal, before dancing to live DJs playing the best of dancehall, soca and reggae of course. Even better? There are games, prizes and immersive entertainers to bring the fun, with tickets starting from £45.

This Easter Sunday, 100 Wardour Street are hosting a fun-filled Now That's What I Call 70s Disco Brunch, complete with DJs playing iconic tunes from throughout the decade. While boogieing to everything from Grace Jones to ABBA, you can tuck into a two or three-course meal which includes dishes like eggs Benedict, Korean fried chicken burgers and buttermilk pancake stacks. If you fancy something a little more boozy, add on bottomless fizz or Aperol spritz for an extra £25 to £30 per person.

Taking darts to a whole new level, Flight Club's weekend brunch socials are not to be missed. Whether you're in Victoria, Islington or Shoreditch, you can enjoy an hour of access to their interactive dartboards which offer all kinds of fun games, as well as a whole bottle of prosecco each and unlimited pizza paddles - with prices starting from £30 per person.

On bank holiday Monday, indulge in a feast of bottomless sharing plates arriving throughout your meal, while you sip on unlimited prosecco, mimosas or bellinis for 90 minutes. Taking place at modern British restaurant Smith's Bar and Grill in Paddington, tickets cost just £50 per person, and this experience runs from midday right through to 9pm.

For a reimagined version of of a classic game, involving plenty of booze, try out a Hijingo Bingo Brunch in Shoreditch. These guys will be putting on some high-energy games as you tuck into tasty eats like buttermilk chicken burgers, smashed avocado on toast and smoked salmon Benedict, paired with 90 minutes of unlimited prosecco or beer.

What better way to make the most of the Easter weekend than with a wild brunch? Barrio Bars in Brixton and Shoreditch are hosting exciting goings-on, including a 90s-themed bingo affair and a la isla bonita musical afternoon, complete with bottomless booze, DJs and more.

The Carnival Brunch at Burlock in Marylebone is a celebration of all things Caribbean, featuring 90 minutes of bottomless rum punch, prosecco or beer. Munch on street food like barbecue jerk wings, sweetcorn fritters or man 'n' cheese, while you watch brilliant dancers and party to DJs playing RnB, hip hop, bashment and Afrobeats.

Jack & Boule on the Southbank is hosting a fantastic bottomless brunch on Saturdays, complete with two hours of bottomless prosecco or Siren Craft Brew beer. Enjoy burritos, quesadillas, naked bowls or soft shell tacos from Rico Burrito as well, with the option to add on a 55-miute game of boules for an extra £5 per person.

Across their venues in Soho, Islington, Liverpool Street and Holborn, Lucky Voice's karaoke brunches are always a winner. You and your besties can enjoy a private room for two hours of belting out your favourite tunes, with four cocktails each including passionfruit martinis or a mango daquiri. To keep you fuelled throughout, enjoy tasty plates like chicken tenders, salt beef bao buns and barbecue jackfruit pizzas.

Ditch sitting at home to stuff your face with chocolate and head to Ballie Ballerson in Shoreditch, where a pizza brunch, 90 minutes of pornstar martinis and a stint in the ball pit. Better yet? You'll be greeted by their very own Easter bunny and hunt for eggs around the venue.

If you dream of mouthwateringly fluffy pancakes and bottomless bevvies, be sure to check out Drag & Waffle Bottomless Brunch. Located at Queen of Hoxton, this fabulous event is bringing tasty grub, glamorous vibes and plenty of drinks to keep guests satisfied.

Fancy a little RnB this Easter weekend? Then head down to 100 Wardour St on the Saturday for their fun-filled Rhythm N Brunch event. You'll be transported back to the 90s and 00s by DJs The Dixon Brothers, Complexion and Chris Laroque, while you enjoy bottomless cocktails and a two or three-course meal - think charcoal roasted cauliflower, Korean fried chicken burgers and Moroccan shakshuka.

The Book Club is hosting Not Another Drag Brunch for those looking to have a fabulous time in Shoreditch. Get ready to be greeted with a cocktail on arrival, then to get the party started with fabulous entertainment, food and great vibes.

Looking for an Easter brunch complete with games and unlimited pizza? Electric Shuffle's bottomless event in Canary Wharf is the one for you, including a bottle of prosecco per guest and one hour on the shuffleboard to boot.