Where To Find The Best Brunch In Manchester

Looking for a Saturday brunch in Manchester? All-day choices are what drives brunch at The Anthologist, a gorgeous restaurant in St Peter Square. Their selection is served from 11am - 4pm, with plates that include the likes of chorizo scotch eggs or breakfast burgers. To top it off, the bar serves a long list of bloody marys, smoothies and super indulgent dessert cocktails, swoon.

After a fun brunch in the Northern Quarter? We've got you sorted with some of the best boozy outings, thanks to Taste + Liquor's killer lineup, taking place at Bierkeller. They've got a slew of brunches with various themes - think 90s throwbacks and RnB hits. At these high-energy events, you can expect an hour of complimentary rum punch, delicious street food available to purchase throughout and five hours of fantastic DJ sets, with tickets starting from as little as £18 per person.

We don't know about you, but nothing quite gets us through the morning like eggs and bread with avocado and smoked salmon between. So where in Manchester is the best for that? From piled-high sourdough to international breakfast dishes, head on down to Banyan for a delicious slice of that AM life. And if you fancy a bottomless brunch? You can add unlimited prosecco, Aperol spritzes and bloody Marys until 4pm.

Looking to upgrade your morning with an outdoor brunch in Manchester? Then head on over to The Lawn Club in Spinningfields for some top-notch food and bubbles. With ABBA themed events to weekend specials, this is a great place to enjoy a breakfast dish with unlimited prosecco. You can enjoy alfresco sips here too, including refreshing summer spritzes from their outdoor bar if you fancy relaxing on the terrace after your meal.

Freight Island is the place to be for anyone craving an Old School R&B Brunch. The event offers a mix of 90s and early 2000s R&B classics, paired with a two-course southern-style menu and bottomless rum punch.

There's no shortage of entertainment with karaoke, interactive games, and prize giveaways. Whether celebrating a special occasion or simply looking for a fun day out, the Old School R&B Brunch offers an unforgettable experience filled with good food, great music, and exciting vibes.

Breakfast spots don't get much cooler than Manahatta, a New York-inspired cocktail bar filled with plush velvet sofas, ornate chandeliers and trendy neon signs. They know a thing or two about bottomless brunch here as well, with two hours of unlimited prosecco or signature concoctions like the Berry Passion Punch or an Orchard Apple Spritz. As for the dishes, expect everything from chicken and bacon-topped buttermilk pancakes to grilled halloumi bagels or beef brisket cheese toasties.

With a menu featuring sharing mimosas, delectable burgers and hangover-curing dishes, this spot for brunch in Manchester's Northern Quarter is perfect for wining and dining all day long. Their brunch offering is available until 3pm every single day, with twists on the classics like a full English which features maple-glazed pork belly or the Hangover breakfast pizza.

Plant-based dining is getting better and better, and there are plenty of morning meals to be found across the city - minus the eggs and bacon. There are restaurants and cafes across the city dishing out sumptuous plates of dairy-free pancakes, smashed avocado on toast or scrambled tofu, whether it's a boozy brunch or a laidback bite to eat. To find out where to find these scrumptious snacks, check out all the best vegan brunches this city has to offer.

Brunch at The Cosy Club is practically a Sunday ritual polished to perfection. Feast your eyes (and stomachs) on The Cosy Butcher's Brunch: a treacle-cured pork belly chop, sausages, bacon, fried eggs, hash browns, chorizo beans on buttered sourdough.

Or opt for garden-sprung goodness: halloumi, smashed avocado, wilted spinach, roast tomatoes and eggs on toast. For the sweet-tooth brigade, stacks of American or berry-laden pancakes with blueberries and granola are a must. Round it out with a bloody mary, a Cosy mimosa, or one of their signature probiotic smoothies, you know you're in for a treat.

This trendy Northern Quarter venue is spread across two floors, promising a party atmosphere at all times of day. Take a seat in their cool, neon-lit space for scrumptious brunches, with dishes including slow-cooked beef brisket on sourdough toast, Korean barbecue waffles topped with sriracha and mixed berry French toast coated in caramel sauce. And if you visit on a Saturday? You can even enjoy a disco-themed bottomless brunch here, complete with 90 minutes of unlimited prosecco or beer for just £32.50 per person.

Known for their drag brunches and raucous happenings, Boy Toy's events are hot. From brunching with Gaga tunes and bingo games, to butlers in the buff and singalong musical editions, there's a little something for everyone here. Taking place at venues all over the city, you can expect hilarious entertainment alongside chips 'n' dips and delicious fajita-style wraps, with the option to add on 90 minutes of bottomless prosecco, rum punch, woo woos and beer - with tickets starting from as little as £16 per person.

BrewDog is the sleek craft beer bar serving a mean brunch. These guys are slinging out plates of chicken and waffles, croissant burgers or triple-stacked American pancakes, paired with unlimited prosecco or craft beer when you add on bottomless drinks.

Whether you're on New York Street, in Spinningfields or Media City, you can rely on The Alchemist for a fantastic brunch. These sleek restaurant bars promises sultry, dark interiors and an extensive menu, catering to all appetites.

Choose between dishes like beans and parmesan on toast, loaded breakfast baps and a classic or plant-based full English. Opt for their Icons Brunch to enjoy three cocktails on the side at £35 per head, or for £45 you can make it bottomless.

What makes a good brunch? A whole bottle of prosecco to go with it. At Electric Shuffle in Spinningfields, you can sip on fizz throughout the two-hour session, as well as munching on unlimited sharing paddles of pizza. You'll spend the first half of the experience at their shuffleboard tables, where you and your friends can get a little competitive, before heading to the bar to enjoy more tasty slices.

Gorilla is the perfect way to kick start your weekend, thanks to their lively venue and fantastic DJ sets. Not only are they competing for the title of the best full English breakfast in the city, but you can also sink your teeth into plates of classic French toast, maple-glazed bacon and waffles or shakshuka here. Pair your meal with a refreshing iced coffee or boozy breakfast cocktails, while enjoying the great tunes and vibrant atmosphere.

For a tasty Italian meal in gorgeous, 1920s-inspired surrounds, make your way to Deansgate's Elliot House - where Gusto are cooking up something special. Their bottomless brunch offering includes 90 minutes of unlimited signature cocktails like the Aperol margarita or limoncello sangria, alongside dough petals dipped in garlic butter and a main dish of your choice - think pepperoni pizza, beef short rib burgers or artichoke ravioli.

Inject some fun into your brunch proceedings with this event at Flight Club. One for birthday parties and groups, the day includes bottomless pizza, a bottle of bubbly per person, and a go at getting the bullseye on their high-tech darts boards. You'll get to spend a whole hour playing fun minigames and battling against your friends, before heading to the pretty fairground-themed bar to finish off your fizz and devour more tasty slices - all for as little as £30 per person.

For some of the best bottomless brunch around, look no further than super swish brasserie Browns. Fronting a menu that includes smashed avocado on toast with eggs and feta, plus a super fancy lobster benedict, you can't go wrong. Plus, it's all washed down with unlimited bubbles or bellinis, or you can upgrade to free-flowing Moët & Chandon Champagne. But if you don't fancy making it a boozy one, then you can secure breakfast dishes for under a tenner - promising sophisticated eats without the hefty price tag.

If you're looking for a delicious midday feast with a lively party atmosphere, then make your way to Albert's Schloss in Spinningfields. As well as their signature steins of beer, you can delve into brunch plates of Turkish eggs, meat or veggie cook haus breakfasts and salmon royale, as well as sweet treats like vanilla berry pancakes. To top it all off, you may even catch a live DJ set after your meal.

Head a little bit south of Manchester city centre and into the leafy suburbs of Didsbury, where you'll uncover Folk as the premier morning destination. From the shabby chic interiors to the suntrap terrace, this is a place to unwind away from the hustle and bustle. These tasty plates are served between 10am and 3pm, with a menu that features steak and eggs, miso caramel French toast or sauteed mushrooms on toast.

On the hunt for one of the best brunches in Manchester? A name on everyone's lips will be Federal, the Aussie-inspired destination with venues in Deansgate, Northern Quarter, Oxford Road and Altrincham Market - all of which are walk-in only and often have queues around the block, especially on weekends. We'd recommend their cheddar corn fritters with bacon or smoked salmon, avocado, two poached eggs, sweet chilli sauce and lime sour cream (from 12pm only), washed down by whatever delish spin on an espresso martini is gracing the specials menu.

The Pen & Pencil is dishing out a generous morning offering, and you can enjoy as many dishes as you want here with their bottomless brunch option. Whether you fancy steak and eggs, homemade bruschetta or American-style pancake stacks coated in maple syrup, you can find it all here. And if you fancy unlimited signature cocktails and prosecco on top of that, then you can enjoy it all for £50 per person.

If you're in the mood to enjoy your brunch in a pretty, relaxed neighbourhood restaurant, then you'll love Evelyn's Cafe Bar in the Northern Quarter. Their rustic wooden tables and exposed brick walls make for a chilled-out, plant-filled space, where you can enjoy a sumptuous menu of za'atar mushrooms on toast, spiced shakshuka, creamy cocoa porridge and so much more.

For those who consider brunch in Manchester to be the most important meal of the day, there's one that comes in huge quantities: Gaucho's. Save up and splash out on as many plates of sweet potato or beef empanadas and on sourdough toast as you can imagine, alongside an endless stream of pornstar martinis, wine or prosecco. Alongside your drinks you'll receive a delicious three-course offering, including unlimited starters and their indulgent brownie to finish, all for just £65 per person - perfect for celebrations.

This Northern Quarter hotspot spans across three floors, filled with colourful, extravagant wallpaper, quirky artwork and comfy leather sofas. Trof serves brunch from 9am to 3pm every day, with a mouthwatering menu of full English breakfasts, whipped ricotta and greens on toast or confit duck hash, as well as a delicious brioche French toast with toppings that change daily.

Making a trade in delicious British plates, this Ancoats restaurant offers a stunning brunch spread of classics such as eggs on toast and breakfast sandwiches, alongside more eccentric offerings like crispy pork belly-topped hash browns and slow-cooked seasonal greens with feta. And yes, they do have the option to go bottomless, with two hours of unlimited frizzante and fruity cocktails for just £26 per person.

For a halal brunch in Manchester, look no further than Dishoom. This renowned restaurant can always be counted on for sumptuous Indian fare, and their breakfasts are no exception. They're dishing up fiery omelettes, spiced chicken keema and bacon naan rolls every morning until 11:45am, with cocktails, breakfast lassis and chai to wash it all down with.

Atlas Bar is a trendy, modern venue found in the Deansgate Locks area, boasting a spacious beer garden and slick interiors. Whether you're enjoying a refreshing gin cocktail or a freshly-brewed coffee, you can munch on delicious dishes such as buttermilk pancake stacks coated in Nutella and mixed berries, Avocado and feta on sourdough or a mushroom and hash brown barm.

One of the best brunch places in Manchester with a touch of glamour and a sprinkle of special, The Ivy should be top of your list. Head to the first floor brasserie, which serves British dishes from 11am every weekend, encompassing all the classics from smoked salmon through to asparagus and Hollandaise.

If you're hunting for some of the best brunch in Manchester city centre, then be sure to check out Ezra & Gil on Peter Street. We're talking sourdough slices loaded with avocado, feta and poached eggs, as well as fruit-filled porridge bowls and cinnamon-covered French toast. You can wash this down with mimosas or bloody Marys if you fancy making it boozy, or take advantage of their excellent coffee selection instead.

If you're on the hunt for the best brunch spots in Manchester, then Sugar Junction has got to be up there. Located in the Northern Quarter, this cosy cafe has the vibe of an old-school tea shop, filled with cake stands and antique decor. Until 3pm every day, you can get your hands on halloumi eggs Benedict, creamy mushrooms on toast or vegan club sandwiches, as well as sweet treats like caramel Biscoff French toast that are available all day.

Served every Saturday from 12pm to 4pm, the Asian-inspired brunch menu at Lucky Cat offers a bold and vibrant dining experience in one of the city's most iconic venues - the stunning former bank on King Street. Designed for sharing, the menu begins with two flavour-packed starters: refreshing Kyoto cucumbers in sesame dressing and perfectly steamed edamame sprinkled with Maldon salt. Next, indulge in the chef's signature sushi platter, featuring expertly prepared premium fish, followed by mushroom dumplings with cumin and Lucky Cat's famous egg fried rice, hand-mixed tableside for a unique interactive twist.

The highlight of the brunch is the bottomless bao course, offering unlimited servings of three irresistible combinations: tofu and spicy avocado, GFC (Gordon fried chicken) and pickles, and stone bass with Thai chimichurri. To end on a sweet note, guests are treated to Lucky Lollies, the perfect bite-sized dessert to complete the experience. The brunch is priced at £55 per person, with optional bottomless drink packages: prosecco or draught beer (£40), signature cocktails (£60), or champagne (£80).