Best Boozy And Bottomless Brunch In Leeds

Get ready for endless fun at Pizza Punks' bottomless brunch, which pairs slices and a slew of drinks for a winning combination. Enjoy unlimited sourdough pizza with all the toppings, bottomless pints, cocktails, and wine for just £32.50 per person.

Indulge in flavours spanning carbonara, Hawaiian, pepperoni, and mushroom, all while sipping on cocktails like the coconut mojito and smoked vanilla Manhattan. Yum.

You'll be happy to hear that for your Manahatta bottomless brunch in Leeds, there are two locations to choose between: Greek Street and Headingley. These New York-inspired bars bring a slice of the Big Apple to our city - and they're piling your brunch plates high in a similar fashion.

With daytime and evening options for bottomless, you can tailor your unlimited drinks experience to your own preferences - whether you're prepping for day drinking or a night out. Drinks like cocktails and beers are free-flow for two hours, while dishes include stuffed grilled cheese or bagels, piled-high New Yorker burgers, and even steak frites. The price? Starting at £36.95 each.

Chaophraya's 'royal' bottomless brunch is a grand affair to match their ornate space, which includes whole elephant statues, gold Buddha statues and comfy leather booths. A choice of signature sharing platters - either vegetarian or meat - kicks things off (hello tempura prawns and spicy duck salad), with your pick of main to follow for £49 each.

That price also includes 90 minutes of free-flowing prosecco, bottles of Singha beer and cocktail favourites - plus you can upgrade your fizz to Champagne for an extra £40 per person. Classic pad Thai, black pepper beef, rich massaman curry and more make up your food options too.

From being the Old Post Office on City Square to becoming a staple for the best bottomless brunch in Leeds, Banyan's great, historical building has been on quite the journey over the years. Nowadays, its reputation sits mainly as a two-floor bar and restaurant, with bottomless brunch bookings available from 12pm until 4pm throughout the week - and a bottomless supper menu taking over afterwards.

Both come with unlimited pints of Coors, free-flowing poached pear spritzes and more for two hours, with prices starting at £36.95 (or £31.95 if you're going alcohol-free). As for food? Highlights include chorizo, avocado, and sweet potato breakfast hash with a fried egg on top and oozing ciabatta steak melts.

A bottomless brunch at Slug and Lettuce Leeds' Park Row or the Boar Lane location is a rite of passage into the world of unlimited booze to wash down your food. This no-frills but all the fun restaurant bar has been doing it for years, meaning you're in pretty safe hands.

Bottomless brunches here grant you two hours of free-flowing cocktails, spirits with mixer, pints and prosecco, with both a 'before 5pm' and 'after 5pm' menu on offer so that you've got full flexibility on time. Prices start at £33.95 per person and there's even themed events scattered throughout the year, spanning the likes of country, Halloween, Christmas and more.

With Greek Street and Trinity outposts, The Alchemist has options aplenty for bottomless brunch in Leeds city centre. Known for their theatrical cocktails with popping bubbles, lab beakers, billowing smoke and more, the venues also have a fun (and boozy) Icons Brunch Experience on the cards (from 10am to 3pm on Saturdays and between 11am and 4pm on Sundays and bank holidays). 

This disco-infused alchemy brunch brings back cocktail favourites like the smoke-infused paloma or the Solero, all shaken up with a cosmic twist. You'll be able to choose three drinks from the special menu and pair with brunch dishes like chicken and waffles or maple-pecan French toast for £30 each. Otherwise, make it 90 minutes bottomless for an extra £10 per person.

Gorgeous and sleek, with leather booths, and twinkly fairy lights among copper and bronze fixtures, Gusto Italian is the prime place to indulge in a scrumptious bottomless brunch. Situated on Greek Street, this haunt offers a cracking deal for £37 per person.

There are free-flowing Aperol spritzes and berry sangrias (available to mix and match) alongside a brunch dish of your choice - think classic burgers, avocado on toast and more at the fairy lit tree-filled restaurant. 

Situated on Leeds Dock, The Canary Bar is becoming an iconic feature on the area with its signature yellow-coloured exterior styled like shipping containers. And not to forget those sweeping waterfront views either.

Bottomless brunchers take over the space between 12 and 5pm every Saturday, gorging on 90 minutes of unlimited drinks and a main for £32 each. Take your pick from three different burgers or a choice of two salads, all swilled down the hatch by flowing prosecco, mimosas, Corona and the cocktail of the week.

Home to the food of award-winning MasterChef finalist and Great British Menu chef Bobby Geetha, Fleur Restaurant And Bar is a stunning, flower-filled brasserie. Food here takes influence from both Britain and the countries of Asia, plus produce grown right here in Yorkshire.

If you've been searching for an evening bottomless brunch in Leeds, these guys have your back with an all-day, every day menu. Expect 90 minutes of unlimited prosecco, lager, and cocktails ranging from limoncello spritz to the Bubblegum Blas, alongside your choice of dish, for £36.95 per person. Brunch mains include keema chicken pizza naans topped with fried egg and pulled beef brisket hash.

To pair your boozy brunch with a fun group activity? It has to be Flight Club's brunch social. So this one might not quite be bottomless on the drinks front, but unlimited pizza and a bottle of prosecco each starting at £30 per person is still worth getting onboard with.

Adding to the experience is one hour in your very own oche, where your group will take to the high-tech boards for a series of fun minigames of darts - complete with automatic scoring and action replays as cute little keepsakes. Plus, the fairground-inspired space really adds to the whole feel.

Pairing your bottomless brunch with live sports has never been as easier thanks to premium sports bars Box in the city centre. With Sky, TNT and Box Office across up to 33 HD screens scattered about the space, there's a game, match or meet every way you look here - and they'll even show your request on the screen right in front of you if you specify when you book.

For your meal, you'll chow down on the likes of chicken shawarma kebabs, 'nduja and hot honey pizzas, steak frites, or your choice of burgers. Not forgetting the 90 minutes of free-flowing prosecco, Coors, boozy iced teas, orchard apple spritzes and more. This will cost you £32.95 per person.

Get your fix of unlimited prosecco and pizza from just £25 at Cuckoo - making it a great choice for a cheap bottomless brunch in Leeds. Enjoy 90 minutes spent chomping on slices loaded with your favourite toppings seven days a week, between 5pm and 9pm Monday 'til Thursday and 12pm 'til 6pm on weekends.

What's more, free-flowing slushies and spritzes are on the cards across the time too. Among the fun, colourful backdrop of this party-starting bar, you can't go wrong.

Symposium Bar and Kitchen are bringing super affordable tipples to Leeds in the form of their early bird bottomless brunch. Grab tickets from £27.50 per person and join them on Albion Road for free-flowing tipples for 90 minutes as well as a delicious pizza or burger.

Sessions last from 12.30pm 'til 2.30pm and you can look forward to prosecco, mixers and Aperol spritzes.

Perhaps the coolest location for a pub, The Dry Dock is your answer to a boat brunch but without all the rocking that comes with not being on dry land. This boozer is permanently anchored on Woodhouse Lane, offering a quirky indoor space and picnic benches outside too.

Bottomless brunch here is £28 each Sunday to Friday or £30 on Saturdays and includes two hours of unlimited drinks - a bargain. There's pornstar martinis, a Tiki sunrise and pints like Guinness or Beavertown up for grabs, accompanying meals like a hash brown-based twist on eggs benedict, stone baked pizzas and stacked burgers. 

Bored of the same old Leeds bottomless brunch? Sukhothai's city centre venue has a tasty alternative, thanks to this Thai restaurant (that's been rated in the UK's top ten by The Times) serving it up on Saturdays. Sittings can start between 12 and 2pm. 

Make your choice between a 2-course set lunch or three small plates to go alongside your 90 minutes of bottomless drinks, all for £35 each. Beverages like house wine, cocktail of the week and Singha beer will accompany everything from sweet chilli sweetcorn cakes to creamy massaman curries.

If you're after a 2 hour bottomless brunch in Leeds, The Lost & Found Leeds Club and Greek Street venues are ticking that box. The former is found in a Grade II listed Victorian building on Albion Place in the city centre, creating a nostalgic feel with vintage furniture and knick-knacks. There's even a gorgeous tree for decoration and a secret space to be uncovered too.

As mentioned, bottomless brunch is a lengthy 120 minute affair; one filled with Green Machine fizzes, Aperol spritzes and bloody marys, washing down choices like steak and eggs, tiramisu French toast and the classic full English. All this will cost you £35 per person.

Hidden away in Leeds' Grand Arcade is Tailors Gin; a speakeasy stowed behind (you guessed it) a very dapper-looking tailors shop. Their Electro Disco brunch runs every Saturday, bringing you 90 minutes of bottomless craft G&Ts in flavours like rhubarb and Seville orange marmalade - alongside choices of mango-tinis and imported beers when you fancy switching things up.

Tuck into pancakes with a range of sweet and savoury toppings here too, with the whole experience setting you back £35 per person. Disco anthems will be playing as well, so be prepared for a healthy dose of glitter and banging beats.

The place for those iconic angel wings and, of course, their namesake drink, Dirty Martini has long been a go-to for fun times. Their martini brunch is available every day that they're open, with sittings beginning at 12pm, 2pm, 4pm and 6pm.

90 minutes of bottomless drinks span bubbles, blood orange and vanilla martinis, and classic pornstar or espresso flavours. A birdcage sharer provides the food for every two guests, including hoisin duck wontons, 'nduja arancini and barbacoa pulled beef sliders. All of that starting at £30 per person? We're in.

To pair your boozy brunch with one hour of unique mini games that take shuffleboard to the next level, check out Electric Shuffle at The Headrow in Leeds. £30 (Sundays) or £35 (Saturdays) per person will buy you one bottle of prosecco each and unlimited pizza too, all served across a cool retro space.

And if you would prefer a fruity mimosa? Complimentary carafes of juice mean you can easily whip yourself some up to your preference too.

Will only a Champagne bottomless brunch do? Then British restaurant Browns Brasserie & Bar is calling your name. 90 minutes of free-flowing Champagne and Moët & Chandon garden spritzes makes your meal £59 per person; otherwise, to have unlimited helpings of Aperol spritzes, bellinis, prosecco and bloody marys, it's £39 each.

Food here represents the classics exceptionally well - and many with a luxury twist, too. Stand-outs such as lobster eggs benedict or asparagus and mushrooms in a Chardonnay-tarragon vinaigrette on sourdough toast aren't to be missed.

G&Ts, pineapple or strawberry daiquiris, Peroni and prosecco on free-flow for 90 minutes? If you like the sound of that, then All Bar One is the pick for you. Enjoy all those drinks and and your choice of dish for £34 per person at this Greek Street venue.

The menu spans 'brunching' and 'lunching' options too; so, whether you want shakshuka baked eggs or chicken quesadillas for your food, this fun bar can sort you out.

With bookings starting between 10am and 3.45pm, Cosy Club lets you upgrade your brunch for an extra £25 per person on top of the price of your chosen dish. You'll get 90 minutes of smoothies, peach and elderflower spritzes, mimosas, prosecco, hot drinks and more, all across the art deco-inspired restaurant bar that's a staple of casual dining.

Pick your food from the breakfast or lunch menu, where dishes on the former include poached egg-topped sweetcorn fritters or a tasty chorizo hash and the latter spans everything from open sandwiches to buttermilk fried chicken burgers layered with a mac and cheese fritter.

Cuban tapas bar and Latin American party destination, Revolucion de Cuba, is making sure you get your fix of boozy brunch and beats. You'll find the Havana-inspired space on the corner of Lower Briggate and Call Lane, waiting to entice you in for some bottomless action.

There's live music and island vibes all day, and the free-flowing brunch is much the same. Book in any time between 12 and 8pm - any day of the week - for £35 per person (drinks include Cuban sangria, rum punch, strawberry daiquiris, San Miguel and fizz), or £42.50 per person if you want to upgrade to premium cocktails like Hugo spritz, margaritas and espresso rum-tinis. For food? Breakfast burritos or rum caramel and fruit-covered pancake stacks.

Our pick for a rooftop bottomless brunch in Leeds? SkyLounge, of course. Not only has this place been listed in the UK's top ten spots for brunch but it's also sitting on the 13^th floor of the Doubletree by Hilton Hotel on Wharf Approach. Enjoy sweeping views of the surrounding area through floor-to-ceiling windows at this rooftop bar or take to the alfresco terrace.

The offering itself is available across two different Saturday sessions (early, starting at 11am, and later afternoon slots) and all-day on Sunday, with prices starting at £35 per person. A selection of charcuterie and cheeses for the table will start and then you'll choose a main; think grilled Cumberland sausage spiral with caramelised onion and fried egg, pulled BBQ pork hash, or roasted mushroom, vine tomatoes and garlic white bean purée on toast.

Available daily between 12 and 6pm, Mans Market's bottomless brunch is inspired by the founders' time in Hong Kong. Food consists of starters of dim sum platters, with your pick of mains like crispy chilli beef, tofu curry, and sweet and sour served alongside sides of salt and pepper chips. Your booze comes in the form of slushies of the day, prosecco, Asahi, bellinis and spirits for £37.95 or level up to unlimited cocktails for an extra £10 each.

Expect decor inspired by Hong Kong shipyards and Chinese lanterns throughout, as well as various knick-knacks for a kitsch feel. Better yet, if it's your birthday and you bring four mates along for a brunch, yours is free.

Known for their shots and late-night parties, it's no surprise that Revolution Electric Press in Leeds Civic Quarter is also jumping on the bottomless brunch train. There's a sunny patio area overlooking Millennium Square, as well as an indoor courtyard and colourful interiors to match the fun 2 for 1 cocktail happy hours.

£35 per person gets you two hours of unlimited drinks covering prosecco, mimosas, Amstel and Orchard Thieves, or upgrade to premium brunch for another £10 each to add in the likes of pornstar martinis and pink Mean Girls cocktails. Make your meal a full English or chicken and waffles for a top experience.