From crispy French toast sticks to trendy smashed avo or the opportunity to upgrade to a piled-high burger, the menu at The Old George Inn is bound to have something for you to tuck into. Better yet, it includes free-flowing fizz and martinis.

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If you choose the Slug and Lettuce bottomless brunch in Newcastle, this affordable option is bound to hit the spot. Chow down on pornstar pancakes or a choice of classic egg dishes, all while sipping on two hours worth of unlimited cocktails and prosecco, for just £30 per person.

While better known as a classic pub with a love of live sport, The Gosforth Hotel is also a crackin' choice for breakfast in Newcastle. Just £25 each will see you tucking into tasty plates like a full English or smashed avo stack, lining your stomach for the bottomless espresso martinis, bellinis and bubbles. 

Offering themed events across the city's best venues, The Brunch Club promises partying by the bucketload and plenty of booze to boot. Think Spice Girls, ABBA, drag Gaga and more, with bottomless cocktails and tasty plates to enjoy throughout.

This Newcastle bottomless brunch offers up something a little different. A Sunday afternoon at Point Blank Shooting means unlimited pizza, prosecco and beers for 90 minutes, alongside the opportunity to go head-to-head with your mates at over 200 games on their high-tech range.

To pair small plates like halloumi fries, Buffalo chicken and katsu loaded fries with bottomless bubbles, look no further than YOLO Townhouse in the city centre or its Ponteland location. Plus, it's 2 for £10 cocktails all day between Sunday and Friday, if you wanted to stick around for more afterwards.

Fancy a bottomless brunch? The Botanist in Newcastle is serving a seriously great offer, where you can choose 5 items to build your own board. Plus, you can add free-flowing drinks for just an extra £15.95 - that means endless blood orange spritz and prosecco.

Booking boozy brunch in Newcastle's 97 & Social sees you kicking things off with unlimited frozen margaritas, rosé sangria, prosecco or bottles of beer. As for the food to follow? You'll get nachos to share among the table and a choice of tacos each, while the DJ blasts reggaeton.

While not quite an unlimited drinks affair, The Alchemist's brunch offering certainly is boozy. Parting with just £25 will mean you nab three of their most popular theatrical cocktails, including the famous 'bubble bath', to accompany your choice of brekkie dish.

If bottomless brunch on Newcastle Quayside is what you're after, then Aveika is whipping up robata-grilled dishes, temaki and tempura veggies to go with your unlimited fizz. The Japanese restaurant bar is offering this boozy meal from Fridays to Sundays.

Serving bottomless brunch in Jesmond, Jam Jar is a favourite among neighbourhood locals and visitors alike, thanks to its delish dishes with free-flowing fizz every weekend. You'll be munching on a choice of Hollandaise and spinach-topped halloumi or savoury French toast with chorizo jam and bacon.