Best Boozy and Bottomless Brunches in Manchester

For a boozy brunch of epic proportions, head over to Black Dog Ballroom Northern Quarter for lashings of sandwiches, hot dogs and eggs three ways. Finish it off with a Bloody Black Dog; their take on a Bloody Mary and you'll be right as rain for the week ahead, or if you're feeling boujee, bottomless options include craft beer, mimosas and house wine.

BrewDog are home to some of Manchester's best boozy and bottomless brunch events. Armed with an arsenal of delicious craft brews for you to dive into, the bar pulls out all the tops with its mouthwatering menu of American-style breakfast dishes and a banging soundtrack to munch to. 

One of the best bottomless brunches in Manchester, this unique offering from the Peter Street Kitchen is adding a little extra luxe to your Saturday afternoon. Head down each week where they'll be serving up Moët & Chandon cocktails, alongside their stunning small plates.

A multistory space in the heart of The Printworks, eden is a excellent choice for bottomless brunching in Manchester's city centre. With its luscious green terrace for cocktail sipping in summer months and botanical haven inside serving international eats, it's a pretty all-rounder.

Looking for a unique, boozy brunch in Manchester? Coming up trumps with dishes the likes of their breakfast burrito, Spanish omelette and huevos rancheros alongside breakfast cocktails, Revolucion De Cuba is primed for late morning snacking in the city. 

One of the coolest haunts on the city scene, Pen & Pencil are serving up breakfast just how most of us like it, boozed. Join them not only for artisan plates of rustic breakfast food, you can knock it all back with a selection of breakfast cocktails and champagne to boot.

From bottomless (and topless) bingo, to some of the quirkiest brunch parties in London, the Bougie Drag & Boy Toy team are making sure you don't get bored this season with their saucy line-up of incredible events, from drag soirées to Beyoncé-themed blowouts.

A gorgeous Manchester cocktail bar, it's no surprise that Dirty Martini has one of the most beautiful bottomless brunches - which they're serving up mid-week. But it's not just a pretty face. See for yourself over 90 minutes of free-flowing concoctions and a birdcage filled with seasonal bites such as arancini balls, spiced tortillas and spring rolls.

Looking for something a little boozy? Head to the Northern Quarter, where Foundry Project is bringing you late night cocktails, party-starting DJs and drinks from as little as £3. Yes, that's right - you can sip on bellinis, dirty mojitos and more without breaking the bank.

For those who consider brunch an art form, there is one brunch that tops the list in terms of quantity and that's Gaucho's Electro Brunch. Save up your pennies and splash out at this opulent spot with as many plates of steak and eggs as you can imagine, along with a never-ending stream of porn star martinis.

Served every weekend from 11am - 3pm, bottomless brunch at Banyan is a traditional affair, with Coors, Aperol spritzes, and prosecco all free-flowing. Line your stomach with an easy smashed avo and eggs, or if you're feeling extra hungry, go for one of the deluxe plates which includes the likes of burgers and steak frites.

One of Manchester's quirkiest bottomless hotels, this football fave promises bottomless bcunshes, afternoon teas and themed events as you watch Manchester United away matches across multiple big screen TVs.

It's all about American-style comfort food at this sexy little spot in Manchester City Centre. From pancakes to steak and eggs, the venue will fill you up with hearty and comforting dishes, throwing hair of the dog in the form of craft beer from across the pond.

Putting the fun back into brunch comes this boozy offering from Flight Club. From endless pizza through to a go on their high-tech darts board system, your weekends will never look the same again.

There's no bottomless here, but there is one hell of a cocktail menu at this brunch stalwart in the Northern Quarter. Federal Cafe and Bar brings a taste of the Australian cafe culture to Manchester, perfect when washed down with one of their espresso martinis or bloody marys.