17 best and booziest bottomless brunches in Birmingham

For us, nothing quite screams ‘it’s finally the weekend’ more than a bottomless brunch with friends, with mountains of avocado on toast and free-flowing fizz, cocktails or beers. You don't need us to tell you that bottomless brunch is now an integral part of the UK’s dining culture, with thousands of restaurants, pubs and cafes throughout the nation offering up their take on the alcohol-fuelled twist to everyone’s favourite meal. The city of Birmingham is no different, with the title of Birmingham’s best bottomless brunch being a hotly contested one.

For those not in the know though, allow us to take you through a quick explanation of what exactly bottomless brunch is. We'll assume the brunch bit is self-explanatory (a delicious fusion of breakfast and lunch, usually enjoyed on the weekend) while bottomless brunch refers to the addition of unlimited alcohol to accompany your meal. Bottomless brunches typically last between 90 minutes to two hours, with Prosecco being the drink of choice for most restaurants. The definition of bottomless brunch has expanded a lot in recent times though, with several restaurants now offering bottomless brunch all day, adding cocktails and beers to their brunch drinks lists and serving brunch on several days of the week (traditionalists, look away now!)

When it comes to the best bottomless brunch restaurants in Birmingham, we have you covered. Whether you reside in Birmingham full time or you are just visiting for the weekend, you are in luck because there are lots of bottomless brunches available to try here.

From cool and quirky concepts to slightly more traditional venues, there is a Birmingham bottomless brunch to fit everyone’s tastes. To check out our list of the best bottomless brunches in Birmingham, read the below and book a table for you and your mates next weekend.

Tonight Josephine

What: If you're looking for somewhere to host your girl's afternoon out, then look no further than bottomless brunch at Tonight Josephine. This bar chain has made a name for itself across the country with its vibrant Barbie pink interiors and extensive cocktail lists. Even better, you can book one of the themed bottomless events, offering 90 minutes of bottomless beers, bubbles and Spritzes, along with brunch menu offerings of sweet chilli pulled pork burgers and loaded chilli beef potatoes. 
When: Friday to Sunday, various times
Where: 12 Burlington Arcade, B2 4BL
Book now: Tonight Josephine

Mooncat Bar

What: Forget pancakes and prosecco. Mooncat’s unique bottomless brunch includes a selection of Japanese sharing dishes – think chicken katsu curry, crispy karaage and steamed gyoza – washed down with 90 minutes of bottomless drinks. It only runs on weekends, from 12-5pm, and costs £40 per head which isn’t bad going. Drinks wise, you can choose between prosecco, beer or cocktails to keep the merriment going. We recommend you go for the latter, which includes the likes of a Sakura Spritz (gin, cherry syrup, prosecco and soda) and a Tokyo Mule featuring vodka, cucumber syrup, lime and ginger ale.
When: Saturdays and Sundays 12-5pm
Where: King Edwards Road, B1 2AA
Book now: Mooncat Bar

Zindiya

What: A street food eatery, or ‘streatery’, Zindiya's bottomless brunch draws inspiration from the vibrant flavours of Delhi and Mumbai with a selection of aromatic small plates and refreshing cocktails. It’s a casual Birmingham brunch spot, a home away from home where you can take 90 minutes to relax, catch up with friends, and sip on boozy cocktails like a zesty Goan Sunrise and bubbly Chai Wala. Each guest can sample three small plates, so it’s a great opportunity to order a wide selection to share.
When: Tuesday to Sunday, various times
Where: 21 Woodbridge Road, Moseley, B13 8EJ
Book now: Zindiya

The Cocktail Club

What: With a name like The Cocktail Club, you can count on these guys to mix up a decent drink, but it’s not just cracking cocktails that makes this brunch special. Bottomless brunch at TCC is a themed affair, which means you can always expect some sort of wild and raucous experience. Noughties House Party, Broadway Musical and Pop of the Tops are just a few examples of themes gone by, while tasty brunch dishes, next-level cocktails and a poppin’ playlist are all on the menu. 
When: Saturdays and Sundays, various times
Where: 31 Temple Street, B2 5DB
Book now: The Cocktail Club

Manahatta

What: The bottomless brunch fun never ends at New York-inspired cocktail bar Manahatta. Available every day of the week, you can enjoy any dish on the menu – from deluxe burgers to crispy sticky beef bowls - with two hours of unlimited drinks. Go classic with Aperol Spritz’, or try the Berry Passion Punch for something fruitier.
When: Monday to Sunday, all day
Where: 10 Temple Street, B2 5BN
Book now: Manahatta

Browns

What: For an all-together classier affair in elegant surroundings, Browns’ bottomless brunch is a good choice. You’ll have the option to drink free-flowing Champagne, Bellinis or Bloody Marys, while brunch dishes include indulgent options like lobster Benedict and scrambled eggs with smoked salmon. There’s even a gluten-free menu should you need it. Nice work, Browns.
When: Friday to Sunday until 2pm
Where: 7 Spiceal Street, B5 4BH
Book now: Browns

Gas Street Social

What: Cool and quirky Gas Street Social is all about socialising. Enjoy its bottomless brunch in one of the booth areas, or if you fancy making new friends, sit on its sharing tables – who knows who you might end up meeting. On its brunch menu expect to find dishes like huevos rancheros with crispy tostadas, black bean houmous and feta, or the Gas Street Works – its take on the full English. These dishes all come teamed with bottomless Bellinis, beers or Bloody Marys, so you’ll be merry for the rest of the day.
When: Monday to Friday 11am - 6.30pm, Saturday and Sunday 10am-6:30pm
Where: 166-168 Wharfside Street, B1 1RL
Book now: Gas Street Social

Siamais

What: Thai restaurant Siamais comes alive at the weekend for its popular bottomless brunch, where you can enjoy two courses and bottomless drinks. Start with the likes of a crispy duck salad, before moving on to massaman curry for mains. If you’d rather have a main followed by dessert, tuck into sweet treats such as lemon ginger cheesecake or Thai sticky rice served with a scoop of mango sorbet.
When: Saturdays and Sundays at 12pm, 2pm and 4pm
Where: 7 Oozells Street, B1 2HS
Book now: Siamais

The Distillery

What: If it’s a sunny day, why not try The Distillery and enjoy bottomless brunch on the terrace? If you don’t happen to be so lucky with the weather, the dark interiors with exposed beams and factory-style windows make for a slightly edgier setting to enjoy your food in. Choose up to three courses with a selection of pizzas as well as more traditional offerings of eggs benedict or fried chicken and waffles. You of course can’t forget the option of unlimited Bellini’s or Prosecco to go with it either. 
When: Saturdays, 12-4pm
Where: 4 Sheepcote Street, B16 8AE
Book now: The Distillery

The Button Factory

What: Located in Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter, warehouse-style restaurant The Button Factory features plush dark brown leather seating and distressed wooden floors, serving up a three-course bottomless brunch on the weekends. With unlimited Bellinis and Prosecco to accompany the likes of fried chicken with blue cheese mayo and toasted banana bread with whipped maple bacon butter, this indulgent spot makes a great place for a Saturday treat, making sure you get your weekend off to a good start.
When: Saturdays, 12-4pm
Where: 25 Frederick Street, B1 3HH
Book now: The Button Factory

The Lost & Found

What: With whimsical décor reminiscent of an old-school fantasy movie, you’ll struggle to find a prettier place than The Lost & Found to enjoy bottomless brunch in Birmingham. Think vintage chandeliers and pink flowers draping from the ceiling, the most Instagrammable of restaurant decors. On the brunch menu expect to find classic dishes such as steak and eggs, smashed avocado on toast alongside halloumi flatbread and a green shakshuka. Pick between Bloody Marys, Mimosas, Spritzes or Prosecco for your bottomless booze.
When: Monday to Sunday, all day
Where: 8 Bennetts Hill, B2 5RS
Book now: The Lost & Found

Noel's Bar and Restaurant

What: Located right on the waterfront, relax in the stylish surrounds of Noel's with an ever changing bottomless set lunch. With new offerings every month, you can pick between two or three courses with menus offering the likes of goats cheese mousse, porcini risotto and charcoal-grilled skewers. Whilst the lunch is available on its own, it's the bottomless booze that we're interested in, with options for prosecco and a selection of cocktails including Raspberry Brambles and Pornstar Martinis. 
When: Sunday to Friday 12-5pm, Saturdays 12-4pm
Where: Unit 1 Holiday Wharf, B1 1SN
Book now: Noel's Bar and Restaurant

Saint Pauls House

What: With exposed brick and wood finishes throughout the hotel, restaurant and bar, this is a great place to enjoy brunch whether you are a guest or just happen to be passing by. Here you’ll find all the usual bottomless suspects in the form of Bellinis and Bloody Marys accompanied by two courses including the likes of tomato bruschetta, crispy sticky beef salad and rigatoni arrabiata. Fudge brownies and Eaton mess make a sweet treat for dessert.
When: Saturdays and Sundays, all day
Where: 15-20 St Paul’s Square, B3 1QU   
Book now: Saint Pauls House

Lulu Wild

What: Lulu Wild mixes elegant Cantonese cooking and dim sum with a combination of bottomless packages - either prosecco, martinis or Champagne depending what you fancy. The food isn't half bad either, and includes dishes like Sanpei chicken with sweet basil, spicy king prawns with almond and spring onion, and crispy duck rolls. 
When: Saturdays and Sundays until 4pm
Where: Unit 7 & 8 The Water's Edge, B1 2HP   
Book now: Lulu Wild

Jamaya

What: For something a little bit different, be sure to try the Jam-Roc bottomless brunch at Jamaya where you'll find authentic Jamaican dishes alongside sharing jugs of cocktails to wash it all down. Go for the jerk BBQ wings or fried chicken tenders as mains, and don't forget to add some jerk sweet potato fries or fried plantain to complete your meal. Continue your taste of the Caribbean with Jamaya Rum Punch or Mayfield Falls cocktails with the chance to upgrade and include even more drinks options.
When: Monday to Sunday, 12-4pm
Where: 126 Colmore Row, B3 3AP
Book now: Jamaya

ALUNA

What: Aluna is known for its crazy cocktails and Instagrammable features - think angel wings on the wall - so why not grab a few friends and try out the bottomless brunch here? Choose from bottomless Appletinis and Porn Star Martinis if unlimited cocktails sound more appealing (although you do have the option to go for bottomless Prosecco, if you're a pureist). When it comes to food, try the Aluna waffle with buttermilk chicken or a pink brioche bun with smoked bacon and spicy eggs. Finish off your bottomless extravaganza with a dessert such as churros, tiramisu and chocolate brownies.
When: Saturdays and Sundays, all day
Where: 128-130 Wharfside Street, B1 1RQ
Book now: ALUNA

Flight Club

What: Pizza, Prosecco and darts – need we say more? Fight Club’s Brunch Socials are notorious for being raucous but fun affairs, perfect for special occasions or just a boozy way to banish those Sunday blues whilst engaging in some friendly competition. The offering includes limitless pizza as well as a bottle of Prosecco each, as well as plenty of darts-based fun too of course.
When: Saturdays and Sundays, various times
Where: 13 Temple Street, B2 5BN
Book now: Flight Club

For more dining inspiration, check out our pick of the best restaurants in Birmingham, or if the bottomless drinking isn't your vibe, we've got a list of Birmingham's best brunch spots, minus the booze.