Guide to bottomless brunch in Central London

For a competitive brunch, head to Puttshack. This bar and mini-golf venue is modern and sleek, with high-tech courses and extra fun such as trivia questions as you move around the course. A ticket for bottomless brunch gets you a round of golf, a two course meal, and all the prosecco you can drink.

Get flavoursome and authentic Italian food at Bocconcino in Mayfair. Set over two floors, the restaurant has an intimate feel and often livens things up with DJs and live performers. Pizza fans can indulge in the bottomless brunch here – all-you-can-eat pizza in 10 different varieties, plus limitless prosecco or cocktails.

Try your hand at shuffleboard and munch on a delicious brunch at Electric Shuffle. This London Bridge venue is an elegant railway arch space with two different bars. Brunch runs four days a week and offers unlimited pizza and prosecco, plus you can add an hour of game-playing time if you like.

American steakhouse Smith & Wollensky started in New York in the Seventies and has a sophisticated old-school feel. Expect warm hospitality, crisp white tablecloths, and USDA prime dry-aged steaks plus premium British and Irish cuts. Bottomless brunch involves two or three courses and you can add unlimited cocktails or fizz.

Try a tapas brunch at El Pirata. This classic Mayfair restaurant has a timeless style and does brunch every weekend. You’ll get to try a range of different tapas like chicken croquettes and griddled octopus, and you can add cocktails and bottomless sangria on to really get you into the Spanish spirit.

Quaglino's has a rich history, having opened in 1929 and welcomed royal and celebrity diners over the years. Both the food and interiors are grand and elegant. The atmosphere is enhanced by live music performers. You can add bottomless champagne to your weekend brunch, with two or three courses like eggs florentine or tortellini.

Garden Rooftop at the Assembly Hotel offers diners a leisurely place to take in spectacular views of the city. It’s an airy space packed with botanicals. The weekend brunch is on all afternoon with live music, resident DJs, two courses of fresh Italian cooking, and unlimited prosecco and rosé wine.

Lively 100 Wardour Street is a bar and restaurant with a legendary reputation. The space is bold and dazzling, filled with floral displays and neon. Bottomless brunch with a serious party vibe is on at weekends. You’ll get unlimited drinks, two or three courses of food, and music from DJs.

Barrio’s Soho location hosts an OTT R&B brunch every Saturday with tons of noise, fun, and entertainment. The venue is lively and colourful, filled with bright shades and a tropical vibe. Brunch involves sharing platters of food, limitless drinks including themed cocktails, DJs, outrageous interactive entertainment, and prizes.

Lantana brings Australian café culture to the capital. These venues are tastefully decorated and you can sit indoors or outside. Brunch is big around here with dishes inspired by a range of global cuisines. When the weekend comes around you can enjoy unlimited booze, or unlimited juices and coffee, with any brunch item.

The Aldwych location of Japanese robata restaurant Roka is a popular pick for bottomless brunch. This stylish space looks contemporary and celebrates modern Japanese cooking. Bottomless brunch comes with as much wine as you can drink, plus classic dishes to share like sweet potato tempura, salmon teriyaki, and sushi.

Korean Dinner Party takes inspiration from LA’s Koreatown. This place is cosmopolitan, youthful, and has an East-meets-West vibe with laidback contemporary interiors. Sample modern street food like corn dogs and tacos for brunch, paired with as much prosecco as you want. A hip hop soundtrack adds to the atmosphere here.

Wingmans specialises in fried chicken, serving signature recipes in a low-key environment in Soho. Chicken burgers and wings doused in various tempting sauces are available. Stop in for bottomless brunch and you’ll get unlimited platters of wings in different flavours to share, plus your choice of bottomless beer, cocktails, or soft drinks.

Moments from the Monument, Wagtail is a rooftop bar and restaurant with private dining spaces and a sophisticated vibe. Here you can discover stunning views of London's landmarks and also indulge in an upscale bottomless brunch. Expect dishes like eggs Benedict and lobster rolls, paired with unlimited spirits, wine, and prosecco.

Brunch meets bowling at All Star Lanes. This lively and modern venue is all about fun, offering bowling, music, drinks, food, and parties. There’s a good-value bottomless brunch where you can enjoy all-American favourites like chicken and waffles plus unlimited drinks. For a small fee you can also add on a bowling game.

Italian restaurant Il Pampero is a polished and sophisticated dining destination. Food is served all day at this style-conscious spot and an indulgent bottomless brunch is on at weekends. Enjoy three courses with unlimited prosecco, with dishes including French toast, pizza, and pasta. You can also choose one dish and add bottomless booze.

With a bold eclectic style, The Cocktail Club is full of personality. It’s a casual place for creative cocktails, and each venue has a themed brunch so you can see the weekend in with style. Whether your prefer a Broadway or 00s R&B theme, you’ll get food, unlimited cocktails, and loads of musical entertainment.

The Piano Works is your London go-to for a musical brunch. Centred around the house band, here you request your favourite hits and enjoy them live. You can join bottomless brunch and soak up the energetic atmosphere along with a two course meal of brunch favourites and the drink of your choice.

Savour a Mexican feast in a colourful and homey setting at Santo Remedio. The eye-popping space is decorated with Mexican arts and crafts to fit the theme. Enjoy a bottomless brunch menu of regional recipes, tacos, and tostadas. You can also add on two hours of free-flowing drinks, including margaritas.

Cabana takes inspiration from 1950s Rio and celebrates lively Brazilian cooking. The interior is spacious and vibrant and there are outdoor tables. Visit for a Latin American bottomless brunch with unlimited beer, prosecco, cocktails, or soft drinks, starters to share, and your choice of main like breakfast tacos or a smoothie bowl.

Redfarm reinvents classic Chinese cuisine – think cheeseburger spring rolls and bacon and egg fried rice. The space is rustic with big communal tables and the food has eye-catching presentation, like their famed Pac Man dumplings. The brunch menu includes a choice of signature dishes plus unlimited prosecco, beer, or wine.

Flesh & Buns does Japanese food in a chic setting. The style of the space hints at traditional Japanese decor. The place specialises in small plates, and for brunch you can enjoy a variety of dishes like sushi rolls and fried chicken, along with free-flowing prosecco, wine, or lager.

Explore unique Nikkei cuisine – a fusion of Japanese and Peruvian cooking – at Chotto Matte in Soho. The space is filled with leaves and colourful art. The indulgent brunch here centres on a vibrant four course menu, with a veggie selection available. You can add bottomless champagne and cocktails for a boozy brunch.

Check out Crust Bros for pizza in Waterloo. It’s a rustic venue with a dramatic wall made of sawn logs. Every weekend you can visit for brunch where you can munch on bottomless pizza with four flavours available, as well as endless prosecco or IPA. You can also get gluten-free pizza.

Aqua Kyoto does high-end Japanese dining in a highly modern space. There are fab views from the roof terrace as well. The weekend bottomless brunch involves starters to share, your choice of main, and unlimited cocktails and fizz. DJs and live entertainment help to get you in the mood.

Two of Temper’s locations are ideal for bottomless brunch in central London. Cooking becomes a spectacle here as the team grill over the firepit – the one in the Soho restaurant is one of the largest in London. Come for bottomless brunch at weekends, featuring meaty sharing platters plus unlimited drinks.

Shoyu is a contemporary Korean street food eatery and bar in Holborn, offering modern interpretations of classic dishes like Korean fried chicken and bibimbap, alongside signature cocktails, craft beers, and a selection of wines. This fashionable restaurant provides an affordable lunch menu, in addition to a Korean bottomless brunch featuring the house gochugaru margarita on Saturdays.