For the most fun breakfast in Manchester, you've gotta go stateside... The Blues Kitchen is bringing you just that every weekend, with Southern-inspired brunches, prizes from a fun hip hop quiz, 90 minutes of bottomless rum punch or prosecco, and chart-topping RnB goodness from Untold Orchestra.

We don't know about you, but nothing quite gets us through the morning like eggs and bread with avocado and smoked salmon between. So where in Manchester is the best for that? From piled-high sourdough to international breakfast dishes, head on down to Banyan for a delicious slice of that AM life.

Get on down to Old School R&B Brunch's events at Canvas on Oxford Road for a wicked daytime party. Chomp on a tasty two-course meal accompanied by bottomless rum punch, then hit up the dancefloor as DJs play the best tunes in the business.

With a menu featuring sharing mimosas, delectable burgers and hangover-curing brunch dishes, this spot for brunch in Manchester's Northern Quarter is perfect for wining and dining all day long. Trade in the usual eggs for something a little different here; we recommend the full English shakshuka.

Looking to upgrade your brunch game? Then head on over to The Lawn Club in Spinningfields for some top-notch food and bubbles. With ABBA themed events to weekend specials, this is a great place to enjoy a breakfast dish with unlimited prosecco. 

The Botanist in MediaCity is boasting one of the best brunches in Manchester, with a build-your-own board. Choose five small plates to complete your meal, including pastries, Turkish eggs, carrot cake overnight oats and protein smoothie bowls, alongside bottomless drinks. Or, head to Didsbury for neighbourhood vibes while you eat.

Just when you thought cute cocktail, afternoon tea and cake spot Cocoa Cabana couldn't get any better, turns out they're also fronting bottomless brunch. Tuck into the Ancoats venue's own spin on a vegan or meaty full English, potato cakes, and avo on toast, all served up with 90 minutes of free-flowing fizz.

On the first Saturday of everything month, head to Honest Burgers for a brunch of patties and fries, alongside free flowing drinks, which is priced at just £30 each. Plus, you'll enjoy chowing down while listening to a live DJ. 

For brunch of pizzas washed down with bottomless frozés, bubbles, Hooch cans or larger, look no further than retro cocktail bar Pong & Puck. Topping it off? It's the only one in Manchester to include prosecco pong for afters. 

Looking for the best breakfast in Manchester? If you believe your mornings should be an occasion, then Peter Street Kitchen could be top of your list. The stylish and modern restaurant serves up a fusion menu of Japanese and Mexican throughout the day, with brekkie cocktails like their sake bellini whipped up at the bar too.

The one thing better than brunch? One with gin. Luckily, that's where Three Little Words comes in. This sultry weekend spot is the brainchild of the team at Manchester Gin, and serves up a huge range of juniper-based cocktails, as well as healthy and hearty dishes.

From its hotel rooms to the trendy bar, Doghouse Manchester is one slick destination for booze and food. As for brunch? Chicken 'n' waffles and triple-stacked American pancakes take centre stage. Better yet, you can head up to the rooftop for 2 for 1 tacos on Tuesdays and enjoy the views.

All-day choices are what drives brunch at The Anthologist, a gorgeous restaurant in St Peter Square. Their selection is served from 11am - 4pm, with plates that include the likes of chorizo scotch eggs and a bar with a long list of bloody marys, smoothies and super indulgent dessert cocktails, swoon.

For bottomless brunch in Manchester, look no further than super swish brasserie, Browns. Fronting a menu that includes smashed avo on toast with eggs and feta, plus a super fancy lobster benedict, you can't go wrong. Plus, it's all washed down with unlimited bubbles or bellinis.

After a fun bottomless meal in Manchester? We've got you sorted with some of the best things to do, thanks to Taste + Liquor's killer lineup. They've got a slew of brunches with various themes - think 90s throwbacks and RnB hits.

If you're on the hunt for a Saturday brunch with variety, then head to GRUB in Manchester for scrumptious dishes from food traders around the world. Kick back with free-flowing booze for 90 minutes, alongside award-winning street eats.

Inject some fun into your brunch proceedings with this event at Flight Club. One for birthday parties and groups, the day includes bottomless pizza, a bottle of bubbly per person, and a go at getting the bullseye on their high-tech darts boards.

For those who consider brunch in Manchester to be the most important meal of the day, there's one that comes in huge quantities: Gaucho's. Save up and splash out on as many plates of steak and eggs, banana bread and burrata as you can imagine, alongside an endless stream of pornstar martinis.

Known for their drag brunches and raucous happenings, Bougie Drag & Boy Toy's events are hot. From brunching with Gaga and bingo games, to butlers in the buff and singalong musical editions, there's a little something for everyone here.

Fronting a bottomless brunch every Sunday, speakeasy-style bar Point Blank Shooting is just the place if you're looking to mix things up. For £35 per person, you'll enjoy 90 minutes of unlimited booze, pizza and simulation shooting games at this cool spot.

Two hours of unlimited bubbles and a menu for breakfast in Manchester city centre are up for grabs at Slug and Lettuce's Piccadilly branch. Get a seat in their gorgeous restaurant and tuck into stacks of American-style pancakes, eggs benny and toast smothered in smashed avocado.

Head a little bit south of Manchester city centre and into the leafy suburbs of Didsbury, where you'll uncover Folk as the premier morning destination. From the shabby chic interiors to the suntrap terrace, this is a place to unwind away from the hustle and bustle.

Making a trade in delicious British plates, this Ancoats restaurant offers a stunning brunch spread of classics such as eggs and breakfast sandwiches, alongside more eccentric offerings like smashed broccoli and ox cheek benedict. And yes, they do have the option to go bottomless.

For breakfast in Manchester Spinningfields with a touch of glamour and a sprinkle of special, The Ivy should be top of your list. Head to the first floor brasserie, which serves British dishes from 11am every weekend, encompassing all the classics from smoked salmon through to asparagus and Hollandaise.

Giving morning proceedings an Asian twist, Cottonopolis Food & Liquor has a long list of dishes to tuck into, which range from teriyaki mushrooms on sourdough through to chilli-cured salmon crumpets. Grab a spot at this gorgeous industrial bar for brunch; boy, will it be worth it.