If there's one thing weekends were made for, it's got to be stuffing yourself with the good stuff while sipping on bloody marys. Whether you're looking to sink your teeth into runny poached eggs with mouthwatering smoked salmon or fluffy pancakes topped with salty bacon, here's our guide to the best brunch in Liverpool.
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Last updated on 19th November 2024
One of the most unique brunches around, Coyote Ugly is a world-famous, all-American brand that's bringing their Nashville Hoedown bottomless brunch to Liverpool. Expect the same party spirit as the original New York City bar, which was founded in 1993, as well as unlimited bubbles, pizza and pints for 90 minutes. Better yet? You'll also get led by the coyotes to learn a line dance.
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Alongside a hefty beer selection that includes over thirty draft lines, bottles and cans, BrewDog offers the best brunch in Liverpool city centre. Delve into their chicken and waffles doused in syrup and hot sauce, perfectly paired with a cold pint of Punk IPA.
Although O'Neill's is a great sports hub, it also boasts the best bottomless brunch in Liverpool. So, what's on offer? For £25 per person, this wallet-friendly joint serves unlimited slices of the good stuff, alongside free-flowing bubbles, beer and cocktails.
If you're looking to enjoy something a little more than your usual Sunday brunch in the city, then Point Blank Shooting has got you covered. Think bottomless booze, pizza and simulation shooting games for 90 minutes, priced at just £35 per person.
Can't decide where to go this weekend? Try out a different kind of brunch with Taste and Liquor's RnB-themed one. Along with bottomless rum punch and scrumptious eats, you and your pals can sing your heart out to pop and hip hop songs.
Boasting brekkie plates in the daytime and non-stop party vibes at night, All Bar One Liverpool is a real gem. Our favourite morning dish? The chorizo pot that's made from smashed avocado, free-range poached eggs, feta and chilli.
Tonight Josephine in Liverpool is a great shout for an afternoon affair. Enjoy a tasty meal alongside free-flowing cocktails. But this isn't a boring brunch - themes range from Harry Styles to Mamma Mia and Beyonce drag.
Known for late nights, shot sticks and cocktails that keep on flowing, Revolution is also a great spot for boozy brunches. Whether you're gluten-free, vegan, or a meat-eater, there are plenty of eats to enjoy with unlimited bloody marys and Aperol spritzes.
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Delivering on one of the best weekend feasts fuelled by bubbles in the city is Flight Club with its Social Brunch. Perfect for groups, tickets start from £30 per person for a Saturday or Sunday session and include two hours of fun. Spend 60 minutes competing for darts glory and the other half of the session devouring delicious pizza. What's more, each person will get their own bottle of prosecco.
For a boozy brunch in Liverpool, Masons is a firm choice. Step inside Seel Street party hub, where you'll be able to delve into chicken teriyaki, marinated tofu and crispy chilli beef, all while quaffing free-flowing bevvies.
Head to Papillon, the Georgian Quarter cutie bringing you mid-morning munchies every day of the week. Join them for pizzas, cocktails and moreish plates of international breakfast fare, either inside or on their pretty outdoor terrace.
Situated on Royal Albert Dock, Gusto not only serves up tasty Italian bites, but also offers fabulous brunch options. You can grab a two-course bottomless meal in this stylish eatery, including 90 minutes of unlimited cocktails for just £37 per person. You'll get to enjoy their signature dough petals dipped in garlic butter to start, followed by indulgent mains such as pepperoni pizza or smashed avocado on toast.
After the best brunch places in Liverpool? Whipping up a bottomless pizza event, The Flanagan's Apple is a great choice for food-fuelled afternoon plans. Dig into unlimited slices, from pepperoni to vegan options, all while quaffing free-flowing bevvies at the bar.
With a crackin' brunch running from 10am to 12pm every day, Browns Brasserie & Bar Liverpool is a reliable spot in the city. Choose between a delicious variety of plates (and boozy options too), including steak 'n' eggs, smashed avocado and feta on toast or a fry-up with all the works.
Get your brunch on over at Pins Social Club in the city centre, the perfect place for weekend socialising with pals. Flaunting a kitchen slinging out full English breakfasts, eggs royale and fluffy pancakes, this crackin' venue has it all.
The Alchemist's menu of theatrical drinks is sure to add an extra wow-factor to your boozy brunch sessions. Expect cocktails to come to life by fizzing, bubbling and smoking as you chomp on a menu of equally-impressive international breakfast dishes.
Found right in the heart of the city, Slug and Lettuce is a lively venue filled with Instagrammable pink interiors, neon signs and quirky birdcage-style seating.
They offer both a daytime and an evening bottomless brunch, both complete with 90 minutes of bottomless cocktails, beer or prosecco. Pair this with tasty dishes such as American-style pancakes, bacon cheeseburgers and brioche sandwiches - yum.
To make your brunch a bottomless affair, Neighbourhood has your back. Think one dish - where avo dragon rolls, chicken 'n' waffles and pancake stacks make up just some of the options - accompanied by unlimited drinks like prosecco or seasonal cocktails.
PanAm doesn't do things by halves and the same thought goes for the mouthwatering breakfast in Liverpool. The list may be short, but it sure is hearty; choose between the big breakfast with sausage, bacon, black pudding and eggs or the oozy eggs rancheros.
Seeking a tasty brunch on Lark Lane? Hafla Hafla goes all out on the weekend with its shakshuka plates. Top your slow-cooked brekkie in lamb koftas, tomatoes and feta as you break those gooey yolks with pitta. On top of that, there are also bottomless options.
Keeping things Cuban, Revolucion de Cuba offers a brunch in Liverpool's Docks with a difference. Expect breakfast burritos, Spanish tortillas, sweetcorn fritters, and chorizo hashes. Feeling thirsty? Wash it all down with fruity, fizzy and fully boozed-up cocktails.
For an all-day brunch in Liverpool, The Brunch & Cocktail Club takes its food offerings very seriously. Work your way through a delicious selection of plates of pancakes and eggs, all while taking in the exposed brick or bare-bulb surroundings.
