Best Boozy And Bottomless Brunches In Liverpool

The Gaucho bottomless brunch in Liverpool is an absolute must-do for meat lovers. The eatery can be found in the former bank, a Grade II-listed building on 7 Water Street, and features towering marble pillars, making a grand setting to enjoy Latin-inspired food. The restaurant aims to bring the spirit and passion of Buenos Aires to the Northern city by serving up premium-quality beef courtesy of Black-Angus cattle bred at hand-selected farms. The brunch menu can be devoured on the last Saturday of the month from 11am onwards for £65 per person and features signature drinks like a citrus negroni paired with free-flowing starters (think empanadas, burrata or an Argentine sausage platter), a main like steak, egg and chimichurri, then a chocolate brownie for dessert.

If you're on the hunt for a delicious free-flowing feast from £31 per person, head over to Hope & Anchor in the Knowledge Quarter. This social pub is laid-back and easygoing with a menu that caters to everyone's taste. Choose from avocado and hot honey on toast, full English feasts and more, then wash it down with unlimited cocktails (Aperol spritz, anyone?), prosecco or pints for a full two hours. Dishes also include The Mighty Meat stone-baked pizza, nachos el classico and plenty of yummy crafted burgers slathered in sauce. 

FunnyBoyz Liverpool are the perfect choice if you're after a boozy drag brunch, with Blundell Supper Club playing host to different events featuring performances and activities. Choose between the hangover extravaganza (complete with bingo, a meal, 90 minutes of drinks, bingo and unlimited popcorn), and the Vegas-inspired event with Madonna, Lady Gaga, and Dolly Parton tributes while you enjoy your dish (think cheeseburgers or buns filled with crispy chicken) and unlimited drinks.

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If you're on the hunt for a droolworthy and pretty boozy unlimited feast in the heart of the city, Pins Social Club is a firm choice. It's not just all drinks and food though, as there's also a fabulous variety of entertainment on offer. Hit the lanes for a bit of bowling where you'll enjoy bottomless pizza slices and never-ending drinks including Aperol spritzes, Heineken, prosecco, and selected soft drinks, all for 90 minutes. It's a striking deal at just £45 per person.

From a free-flowing Mamma Mia brunch to a burlesque drag-drenched affair, Tonight Josephine is a great shout for a themed bottomless brunch in Liverpool. Awash in pastel pinks, soft greys, bold neon lights, and shiny banquettes, and named after Napolean's wife, it's the perfect place for an afternoon affair with a big group of friends, offering a fun and energetic ambience every night. Enjoy a tasty meal alongside never-ending cocktails featuring sweet chilli pulled pork burgers, loaded nachos and plenty of prosecco.

Famous for its craft beer and cool, industrial decor, BrewDog Liverpool also has another trick up its sleeve in the form of its boozy brunches. Wander over to Ropewalks where you'll find this dog-friendly haunt offering its ultimate bottomless deal every weekend until 4pm for only £30 per person. Sip your favourite Headliner beer or bubbles for 90 minutes and pair it with a dish from a droolworthy menu. Think full Englishes featuring free-range pork sausage, applewood smoked streaky bacon and black pudding, Korean bacon sandwiches, or croissant brunch burgers (yes, you read that right). If you're feeling fancy, upgrade to cocktails for an extra tenner and delight in unlimited espresso martinis and mojitos.

Gather your friends for a boozy feast on Saturday and Sunday with tickets from £30 each to Flight Club Liverpool's Brunch Social. The fairground-themed haunt's weekend spread is the perfect activity to do with friends: spend two hours split into playing against each other and devouring delicious pizza and drinking bubbles. What's more, you'll each get to enjoy your own bottle of prosecco and use a complimentary carafe of orange juice to make yours a mimosa.

Searching for the tastiest brunch in town? Then be sure to head to The Flanagan's Apple in Liverpool's city centre. Since the 1980s, this boozer has been the heart of Mathew Street's charm, drawing in locals and tourists alike. This three-story Irish gem is all about good vibes with its stripped wooden floors, exposed ceiling beams, and nightly live music. Delve into their unlimited slices of pizza from £25 per person, including a BBQ chicken supreme, pepperoni, or a classic margherita, with plenty of lip-smacking beverages. Pair your meal with a Guinness or mojito cocktail which you can enjoy on a free-flowing basis for 90 minutes from midday 'til 5pm or 4pm, all through Thursday to Sunday.

From classic eggs royale to crispy chilli beef and katsu chicken curry, Mason's has everything you could ever want from a brunch when it comes to food. Not only that but there are also unlimited mimosas, beer, wine and prosecco every Saturday and Sunday from 12pm to 4pm at this 2-hour bottomless brunch in Liverpool. The cool city centre kitchen sports a wall adorned with greenery, neon lettering and a cool, modern bar that makes it very Instagrammable and a fun place to visit with your mates come the weekend, especially when you find out its sessions come with sparkler drops, a resident DJ and saxophonist too.

For bottomless brunch every day of the week? Check out world-famous saloon bar Coyote Ugly, an all-American party brand that started in New York City in 1993. Expect 90 minutes of unlimited fizz, pints and pizza, followed by a chance to join in with the coyotes to learn line dancing.

Looking for a top-notch spot for a cheap bottomless brunch in Liverpool? Then be sure to head to O'Neill's. Take your pick from any breakfast dish, two 200ml mini bottles of bubbles, cocktails, or pints of draft beer from just £12.50 per person. Feeling extra indulgent? For only £24.50 per person, you can upgrade to a 750ml bottle of bubbly plus two more cocktails or pints of draft beer. This much-loved pub is serving foodie goodies like a full English breakfast as well as sausage and egg baps to make sure you're ready to take on the day ahead.

Slurp and Slice at Pizza Triangle Liverpool is making sure you get your fix of all-you-can-eat sourdough pizza in their best-selling flavours, from double pepperoni to truffle mushroom, alongside dips for all your crust dunking needs.

Better yet? Expect unlimited prosecco, wine and beer for the 90 minutes too. This experience will only set you back £29 each.

Located on the corner of Castle Street and just a five-minute stroll from Pier Head, this globally inspired restaurant and bar is your go-to spot for a moreish breakfast or late-night cocktails. Decked out in vibrant flower walls, neon signs, and huge murals, this place oozes buzzy vibes and packs an international menu of pancake stacks covered in chocolate sauce and crème fraîche, poke bowls, 8oz flat iron steaks and more. And it wouldn't be a Neighbourhood Liverpool bottomless brunch without washing everything down with unlimited drinks (think prosecco, pink gin and beer) for £38 per person.

The Alchemist have a magical cocktail-laced brunch waiting for you in a gorgeous Grade II-listed building on Brunswick Street. Taking place on Saturdays and Sundays from around 10am to 4pm, this gloriously quirky affair means you can chow down on your choice of dish with three theatrical cocktails for just £30. We're talking plates like maple bacon pancakes, and French toast topped with vanilla ice cream served alongside the iconic Solero cocktail, featuring a white chocolate foam, and the Dead Red Zombie. Want to go all out? Make the drinks unlimited by paying an extra £10.

For £40 per person, you can enjoy bottomless drinks, pizza and simulation shooting games for 90 minutes at Point Blank Shooting, the UK's first simulation shooting range. So, what are you waiting for? Grab all your mates and head over on Sundays to fill up on plenty of American hot pizzas, as well as endless prosecco, beer or select house cocktails like the Lethal Weapon, all while you get competitive playing a game in your very own premium space.

Enjoy a delicious and boozy day out at chic Southeast Asian restaurant Mamasan's Dim Sum Disco Bottomless Brunch. Tuck into three fragrant small plates or one main and sip your way through 90 minutes of unlimited fizz, surrounded by live music and DJs for just £45 per person. We're talking delicacies ranging from katsu chicken bao buns and sweetcorn fritters to nasi goreng of pork belly, Thai green curry, as well as basil chilli chicken.

The gorgeous Italian spot Gusto delivers on your bottomless brunch needs with a mix of delectable dishes and delicious drinks in the heart of Liverpool's Royal Albert Dock. Along with plenty of plates to choose from, you'll get to enjoy free-flowing cocktails between 12pm and 3pm for £37 per person. Kick off your brunch with their famous Dough Petals, followed by a yummy main dish ranging from smashed avocado on toast or sea bass to classic burgers or San Marzano tomato orzotto. Then, sip on bottomless drinks for 90 minutes, including Aperol spritzes, peach bellinis, and more. 

Get your fix of scrumptious breakfast classics and free-flowing cocktails at Slug and Lettuce's bottomless brunch. This super fun bar and restaurant is whipping up a morning feast and plying you with drinks for two whole hours to really get your weekend off to a cracking start. From Bridgerton to Taylor Swift and even Brat, they have been known to have a theme to appeal to anyone and everyone, with goodies like burrata Detroit French toast, American-style berry pancakes, and buttermilk coated chicken burgers starting at just £33.95 per person.

At All Bar One Liverpool, you get the best of both worlds — a chic space to soak up city vibes, just a 10-minute stroll from the Instagram-worthy views of the Albert Docks, and the best breakfast in town. Fronting French toast with bacon and maple syrup, plant-based burgers topped with salsa and other scrumptious plates, this pretty spot's bottomless brunch with entertainment in Liverpool is a real crowd-pleaser (and by that we mean there's a live saxophonist for everyone to groove to). For £34 per person, you'll also get endless drinks for 90 glorious minutes - think unlimited prosecco and pineapple daiquiris.

You can never miss with the elegant and affordable Browns Brasserie & Bar Liverpool, especially when they have such an enticing brunch offering. The Ropewalks restaurant welcomes hungry revellers on the weekend into its bright and airy space, lined with velvet sofas and cool, teal panelling, to devour scrumptious plates paired with free-flowing Champagne, Aperol spritzes, bellinis, prosecco and bloody marys. From £36 per person, you can pick one of its decadent dishes like pancetta buttermilk pancakes, the famous Browns lobster Benedict and, of course, the classic smashed avocado and feta on toasted sourdough.

The Brunch & Cocktail Club is a hip spot offering hearty eats in a buzzy setting. Every Saturday at 3pm and 5pm, join them for the most fun bottomless brunch Liverpool has to offer for £40 per person. The main event is The Original Brunch, featuring pulled pork on English muffins, Nutella-drenched pancakes and buffalo chicken sliders, whereas they also offer The Garden Brunch for vegetarians and The Bohemian Brunch for vegans featuring goodies like Biscoff spread and mixed berry pancakes. And the best part? Every brunch order includes unlimited mimosas, prosecco, beer, wine, and cider.

Head over to indulge in PanAm's Liverpool bottomless brunch on Friday and Saturday from 12pm to 8pm as their legendary £39 Jukebox affair is now served with your choice of music. Kick off your weekend celebrations with 90 minutes of free-flowing drinks, incredible food, and unbeatable views of the iconic Albert Dock within the Grade I-listed Britannia Pavilion. The casual, warehouse-style dining spot offers warm hospitality and a party spirit while serving up a variety of brunch plates to choose from like Thai curry, fish and chips, Cajun chicken pasta and signature burgers. Trust us, this is an unmissable weekend treat.

On the hunt for a rooftop bottomless brunch? Liverpool's Crazy Pedros is here to satisfy your needs with its quirky, graffiti-adorned terrace on the second floor and 90 minutes of unlimited slices paired with frozen margaritas, Ped's Pilsner or soft drinks for around £29.50. The atmospheric, colourful hangout is a firm favourite among Northerners; the team behind the creative pizzas spent months rigorously testing 20 different flours to perfect the dough that now serves as the base for some delicious, 16-inch eats. Get your chops around the likes of the KFC, topped with sriracha fried chicken, or the Mac Daddy featuring mini hamburgers, mac sauce and gherkins.

From hearty bowls of shakshuka to breakfast plates fronting fried eggs, crispy diced potatoes and grilled garlic butter mushrooms, this restaurant is a real winner when it comes to the best bottomless brunch Liverpool has to offer. Founder and owner Tim Haggis's vision of bringing Middle Eastern-inspired food to the city exists in the form of this vibrant eatery, whose name means 'party party' in Arabic. Sure enough, his food is all about fun, especially when it comes to exciting, flavoursome breakfast dishes. Indulge in Hafla Hafla's signature halloumi, roasted seasonal veg, sabich pita pockets and more while knocking back unlimited drinks for a Middle Eastern-inspired alternative experience at £33 each.

BoBo is a contemporary Iberian wine bar and café bringing the vibrant culture of Portugal and Spain to Liverpool. On Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, they dive into the bottomless brunch scene with a unique European twist, offering unlimited servings of traditional house sangria, prosecco, and bottled beers for £35 per person. And when it comes to grub, it's all about European flair too, from bocadillos (Spanish sandwiches) to ham and aioli-wrapped bites, potato tortillas, and mixed olives followed by creamy, egg yolk-yellow pastel de natas AKA iconic Portuguese custard tarts.

Best bottomless brunch in Liverpool city centre, you ask? Spicing up the city with its lively atmosphere and flavourful offerings, this joint is kitted out in Havana-inspired ceiling fans and high tables to set the scene for a great time with friends. The sunny mosaic-tiled floor enhances the villa-like ambience, cementing its reputation as one of the city's finest bars. If you fancy a boozy brunch with a little extra sizzle, head on over to Revolucion de Cuba where you can indulge in burritos, tortillas, chorizo hash and sweetcorn fritters. To wash it down? Check out the list of fruity concoctions, fizz and South American spirits, featuring endless mimosas, peach bellinis, Aperol spritzes, and more, for a true Cuban fiesta.

Famous for whipping up bold dishes using the freshest seasonal ingredients with a blend of modern and traditional Spanish flavours, El Gato Negro's menu is carefully crafted by chef Simon Shaw and has a Michelin Bib Gourmand to its name. It offers one of the best bottomless brunches Liverpool has, famously known as Tipsy Tapas - it allows you to savour endless drinks such as a rose sangria and limoncello spritz for 90 minutes along with a choice of three dishes from their special menu. For £35 per person on Fridays and £40 on Saturdays, these plates feature goodies like crispy fried baby squid with lemon aioli and chorizo iberico bellota served with cornichons.

The Turtle Bay bottomless brunch in Liverpool is one of the most iconic. Founded by Ajith and based around a Caribbean bar called Surfside that he fell in love with on his travels, this quirky eatery aims to give the same style of friendly service, infectious atmosphere and good times. The Caribbean restaurant offers two hours of unlimited cocktails (none on the menu are off limit), prosecco, draft beers and mocktails, plus any brunch dish, burger or wrap all for £36 per person every day of the week. Chow down on chicken roti wraps, buns filled with beef patties and jerk bacon, smothered in melted cheese, and wash it all down with a couple of lychee daiquiris for good measure.