This popular suburban village is showing diners that you don't have to venture into the city centre for incredible food and drink – and we've got a list to prove it. Read on to find the best brunch in Didsbury, whether you're a fan of bottomless cocktails, cute dog-friendly cafes with books to borrow or quirky dishes like tiramisu pancakes and chipotle avocado toast.
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Last updated on 24th November 2023
The Woodstock Arms has won the hearts of locals with its traditional yet modern interiors, mega beer garden and the fact that it serves the best brunch in West Didsbury. With a menu full of greats, dive into a classic fry-up, eggs benedict or Belgian waffles.
Slug and Lettuce provides a relaxed environment for foodies to enjoy what could very well be the best bottomless brunch in Didsbury. Sip for two hours on anything from prosecco to mimosas while tucking into berry pancake tacos, brioche sausage sandwiches or a monstrous doughnut and waffle stack.
FOLK is a down-to-earth, dog-friendly neighbourhood bar and kitchen that really lets its food do the talking. Dine among minimalist interiors or out on the terrace, with star plates featuring a breakfast burrito, blackberry French toast and huevos picante.
Eclectic cafe bar Expo Lounge is open all day for those wanting a casual meal or drinking sesh in a friendly and welcoming space. With a mix of traditional and more unique offerings, choose from shakshuka, buttermilk pancakes, chipotle avocado on toast and more.
Mary & Archie is a cafe-cum-bar responsible for many people's favourite Saturday brunch in Didsbury. The menu consists of classics done oh-so right, from hand-baked breakfast rolls and a full English featuring sourdough and thick-cut bacon, to a just-as-tasty veggie version.
When Proove aren't slinging out wood-fired pizzas, they're lighting up your weekends thanks to their amazing yet cheap bottomless brunch in Didsbury. Pick from cocktails or beer and prepare to get tipsy while filling up on anything from bruschetta, to a breakfast calzone and eggs topped with arrabbiata sauce on a handmade ciabatta.
The Art of Tea is a foodie hideaway where you can find the best brunch in Didsbury Village. Their simple menu champions locally sourced ingredients and affordably priced plates, paired perfectly with a selection of loose leaf teas. They also encourage you to purchase or borrow a book from the adjoining shop as a quirky touch.
Luxe interiors and daring dishes make up the suburban beauty that is Albert's. As a go-to for Sunday brunch in Didsbury, prepare to be blown away by tiramisu pancakes, a huge full English and scrambled eggs with chorizo hash.
