Best Boozy And Bottomless Brunch In Glasgow

Brunch is one of our favourite meals of the day. Not only is it a delightful combo of breakfast and lunch, but you're also allowed to drink. There are plenty of fab spots for a Glasgow boozy brunch, whether you fancy a sleek restaurant or snazzy bar. So that you can enjoy the mid-morning meal as much as we do, we've brought you the very best here serving up eggs Benedict and caramelised banana waffles. 

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Last updated on 1st November 2024




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Tennents Bar

Tennents Bar in the West End is hosting a wicked boozy brunch from Thursday to Sunday. Fill your boots with unlimited pizza (yes, you read that right) paired with four delicious drinks of your choosing, including cocktails, beers and prosecco.

Walkabout Glasgow

Situated on Renfield Street, Walkabout is an Australian-inspired sports bar that knows how to have a good time. Expect colourful decor and surfboards painted on the walls, as well as HD screens showing all the big games.

Their boozy brunch promises six drinks per person, including beer, prosecco, spirits and cracking cocktails like the Pina Koala or a Blue Aussie Breeze. You'll also get to enjoy a delicious main course, such as burrito bowls, mac and cheese or a juicy burger.

Windows Restaurant / Carlton George Hotel

Located on the 7th floor of the Carlton George Hotel in Glasgow is Windows Restaurant, a modern rooftop haun that offers incredible views of the city paired with equally delicious eats and its boozy brunch offering is no exception. Breakfast is served from 7.30am until 10.30am on the weekend and includes a pick of continental buffet delights, French toast served with maple syrup or honey, eggs Benedicts and omelettes, all of which you can add a glass of prosecco (£7.60) to, or Buck's Fizz (£8.50).