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11 Best Bottomless Brunch in Brighton: Popular Weekend Picks

Bottomless Brunch in Brighton

The best bottomless brunch in Brighton depends on your group: Las Iguanas on Jubilee Street has the biggest drinks list, Redroaster in Kemptown has the best food, and Gamestars at The Walrus is the pick for a drag show. Most sessions cost £30 to £49 per person for 90 minutes to 2 hours of free-flowing prosecco, beer or cocktails with one main dish.

This guide compares 11 venues by price, session length, days and area. You’ll also find which brunches run on Sundays and weekdays, which offer alcohol-free versions, and where to look in Hove.

Prices were last checked in November 2026. Bottomless deals change often, so always confirm the price when you book.

Key Takeaways

  • Expect to pay £30 to £49 per person. Ohso Social is the cheapest at £29.95, and drag brunches cost the most.
  • Sessions last 90 minutes or 2 hours. Two-hour deals (Las Iguanas, Revolution, The Mesmerist) usually give the best value per hour.
  • Saturday 12pm to 4pm is the busiest slot. Book at least a week ahead for groups.
  • For Sunday or weekday brunch, try Las Iguanas, Revolution, MEO, The Metropole Bar or Ohso Social.
  • Alcohol-free versions are available at Las Iguanas and Gamestars for less.
  • Most venues sit within a 15-minute walk of Brighton station, in The Lanes, West Street, Kemptown or the seafront.

What Is a Bottomless Brunch?

A bottomless brunch is a fixed-price meal that includes unlimited drinks for a set time, usually 90 minutes or 2 hours. You normally get one main dish, and staff keep topping up your glass until the session ends.

Drinks are typically prosecco, beer, mimosas or cocktails. Some venues charge extra for cocktails, rosé or a better fizz.

How Do Brighton’s Bottomless Brunches Compare?

Here’s a side-by-side view of all 11 picks, so you can shortlist in under a minute.

# Venue Area Price pp Session Days Best for
1 Las Iguanas The Lanes ~£39.95  2 hrs Daily Cocktail choice
2 Revolution West Street £35–£45 2 hrs Daily Big groups, walk-ins
3 The Mesmerist The Lanes £45 2 hrs Sat Party atmosphere
4 Redroaster Kemptown £35.95 90 mins Weekends  Food quality
5 Lost in the Lanes The Lanes £40 90 mins Mon–Sat Relaxed, weekday
6 MEO Kemptown £39.90 90 mins Daily Mediterranean plates
7 The Metropole Bar Seafront £38 90 mins Fri–Sun Sea-view terrace
8 Ohso Social Seafront £29.95 90 mins Daily (to 11am) Early start, budget
9 The Breakfast Club The Lanes £40 2 hrs  Sat Classic brunch
10 Barbara’s Bier Haus West Street £30 90 mins Sat Budget groups
11 Gamestars at The Walrus The Lanes £49 90 mins Sat Drag show, hen dos

What Are the 11 Best Bottomless Brunches in Brighton?

The 11 venues below all run a confirmed bottomless package. Each entry lists the price, session length, days, drinks and one tip to get more from your booking.

1. Las Iguanas: Best for Cocktail Choice

Las Iguanas on Jubilee Street gives you 2 hours of drinks, not the usual 90 minutes, and the widest bottomless drinks list in Brighton. You can pick from prosecco, draught beer, spirits with a mixer and a long list of cocktails.

Food is a Latin-inspired brunch plate, such as a burger, katsu curry, quesadillas or chilli. You can upgrade to a main from the full menu for £5.50.

  • Rating: 4.8 
  • Area: The Lanes (North Laine edge)
  • Price: around £39.95 per person
  • Alcohol-free: about £10 less, with bottomless mocktails
  • Session: 2 hours
  • Days: every day, all day
  • Address: 7–8 Jubilee Street, Brighton BN1 1GE
  • Booking: pre-book online
  • Contact: +44 1273 063264
  • Website: Las Iguanas Website

Local tip: students can get a 2-hour bottomless brunch for £24.95 from Monday to Thursday with valid student ID. It must be pre-booked.

2. Revolution Brighton: Best for Big Groups and Walk-Ins

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Revolution on West Street runs a 2-hour bottomless brunch every day and accepts walk-ins when there’s space. That makes it the easiest backup if your first choice is full.

Drinks include fizz, mimosas, Bloody Marys, beer and Aperol Spritz. Food is American-style brunch and comfort dishes.

Local tip: West Street gets loud from late afternoon on Saturdays. Book an earlier slot if you want to hear each other talk.

3. The Mesmerist: Best for a Party Atmosphere

The Mesmerist on Prince Albert Street pairs 2 hours of prosecco, Laine beer or cocktail jugs with Southern-style food from Red Dog. Think hickory-smoked pork shoulder buns, brisket buns and burgers served with fries.

The venue spreads over several floors, with a rooftop and a 70s-themed bar upstairs. It’s a natural fit for birthdays and hen groups.

Local tip: it’s about a five-minute walk from Brighton Palace Pier, so you can head straight to the seafront afterwards.

4. Redroaster: Best for Food Quality

Redroaster on St James’s Street is Kemptown’s favourite bottomless brunch, and it’s the pick if the food matters as much as the drinks. You get 90 minutes of mimosas and spritzes, with an option to upgrade to prosecco or rosé for £5 per person.

Dishes go well beyond a fry-up, including roast cod with an egg yolk rösti, a sausage and egg royale, and maple and pecan pancakes. The coffee comes from Redroaster’s own roastery.

Local tip: St James’s Street runs straight into the seafront at the Old Steine end, so a walk on the beach afterwards is easy.

5. Lost in the Lanes: Best for a Relaxed or Weekday Brunch

Lost in the Lanes on Nile Street is the calm option. It runs Monday to Saturday, so it suits weekday visitors and smaller groups who’d rather not shout over a DJ.

For £40 you choose any breakfast or brunch dish, plus 90 minutes of bellinis, mimosas or prosecco. The seasonal menu is led by head chef Jes James.

Local tip: the 10am slot is one of the few chances in Brighton to start a bottomless brunch before midday on a weekday.

6. MEO: Best for Mediterranean-Style Plates

MEO is a Kemptown café serving bottomless brunch every day from 12pm to 3pm. Your 90-minute session includes one main from the brunch or mains menu (sandwiches excluded), plus unlimited prosecco and brunch cocktails.

Expect Turkish eggs, shakshuka and pistachio pancakes, with vegetarian and vegan choices.

Local tip: save room for a slice of Basque cheesecake. It’s the dish MEO is best known for.

7. DoubleTree by Hilton Brighton Metropole: Best for a Sea-View Terrace

The DoubleTree by Hilton Brighton Metropole sits inside the Hilton Brighton Metropole on Kings Road, with one of the best terraces on the seafront. Its Bottega Brunch pairs 90 minutes of Bottega sparkling wine with dishes such as fried chicken waffles, shakshuka, smoked salmon bagels and a steak ciabatta.

Local tip: ask for a terrace table when you book. In colder months, the indoor bar still gets sea views through the windows.

8. Ohso Social: Best for an Early Start on a Budget

Ohso Social runs Brighton’s cheapest bottomless deal and its earliest. “Breakfast and Bubbles” costs £29.95 and runs every morning until 11am, with 90 minutes of prosecco and soft drinks alongside a full breakfast or waffles.

It’s right on the beach beside Brighton Palace Pier.

Local tip: because it finishes by late morning, you’ll still have a full afternoon for the pier, the i360 or The Lanes.

9. The Breakfast Club: Best for Classic Brunch Dishes

The Breakfast Club on Market Street turns its upstairs floor over to bottomless bookings on Saturdays. The package includes one main, plus unlimited prosecco, Buck’s Fizz, beer, Bloody Marys and Kentucky Iced Tea.

The menu is classic brunch with a twist. The disco hash on crispy potatoes is a stand-out.

Local tip: order from the QR menu as soon as you sit down, so your food arrives while the session clock is still early.

10. Barbara’s Bier Haus: Best for Budget Groups

Barbara’s Bier Haus at the bottom of West Street offers one of the lowest-priced bottomless brunches in Brighton. For £30 you get 90 minutes of prosecco, lager, cider or cocktails, with pizza served throughout the session.

Some drinks come in towers, which saves waiting for top-ups. The venue also has a karaoke room and screens for live sport.

Local tip: book the karaoke room for straight after, so the group doesn’t have to move venues.

11. Showlesque and Gamestars: Best for a Drag Show

Showlesque and Gamestars is a drag-hosted game show at The Walrus on Ship Street, with 90 minutes of bottomless drinks and a brunch dish. Guests play silly TV-style games for silly prizes, which makes it a hen do and birthday favourite.

Drinks are prosecco, beer or cider. Food includes eggs Benedict, eggs Florentine, smashed avocado and a big brunch bun.

Local tip: for an evening version, The Walrus also runs Showlesque, a burlesque, drag and circus show with bottomless prosecco.

Which Brighton Bottomless Brunch Is Best Value?

On price per hour of drinks, the best value is Revolution, Las Iguanas and Ohso Social, at roughly £18 to £20 an hour. Drag brunches cost the most per hour, but you’re paying for a live show as well.

Venue Price pp Hours of drinks Approx. cost per hour
Revolution £35 (from) 2 £17.50
Las Iguanas ~£39.95 2 £19.98
Ohso Social £29.95 1.5 £19.97
Barbara’s Bier Haus £30 1.5 £20.00
The Breakfast Club £40 2  £20.00
The Mesmerist £45 2 £22.50
Redroaster £35.95 1.5 £23.97
The Metropole Bar £38 1.5 £25.33
MEO £39.90 1.5 £26.60
Lost in the Lanes £40 1.5 £26.67
Gamestars £49 1.5 £32.67

Value isn’t only about price. A 90-minute brunch with better food (Redroaster, MEO) can feel better than a cheaper 2-hour deal if your group won’t drink steadily for the full time.

Where Can You Get Bottomless Brunch in Brighton on a Sunday or Weekday?

For Sunday bottomless brunch, try Las Iguanas, Revolution, MEO, The Metropole Bar or Ohso Social. On weekdays, Lost in the Lanes, MEO, Ohso Social, Las Iguanas and Revolution all run sessions.

Venue Mon–Thu Fri Sat Sun
Las Iguanas Yes Yes Yes Yes
Revolution Yes Yes Yes Yes
MEO Yes Yes Yes Yes
Ohso Social (mornings) Yes Yes Yes Yes
Lost in the Lanes Yes Yes Yes Yes
The Metropole Bar No Yes Yes Yes
Redroaster No* No* Yes Yes
The Mesmerist No No Yes No
The Breakfast Club No No Yes No
Barbara’s Bier Haus No No Yes No
Gamestars No No Yes No

 

Weekday sessions are usually quieter and easier to book at short notice. If your dates are flexible, a Thursday or Friday brunch avoids the Saturday rush.

Which Bottomless Brunches in Brighton Are Best for Hen Parties?

For hen parties, the strongest picks are Gamestars at The Walrus, The Mesmerist and Revolution. All three handle large groups and have a lively, celebratory feel.

Before you book, check each venue’s group policy. Some Brighton bars, particularly in Kemptown’s LGBTQ+ venues, don’t accept hen or stag groups 

Hen do booking checklist:

  • Book 2 to 4 weeks ahead for groups of 10 or more.
  • Ask whether the whole group must choose the same package.
  • Check the deposit and cancellation terms in writing.
  • Confirm whether sashes, props or balloons are allowed.
  • Plan the next stop within walking distance, such as the West Street bars or a karaoke room.

Are There Drag Brunches in Brighton?

Yes. Brighton has several regular drag brunches, most on Saturdays, costing around £40 to £58 per person.

Drag brunch Venue Price pp When
Gamestars The Walrus, Ship Street £49 Saturdays
Qwerky Drag Brunch Legends, Marine Parade £42.50–£69.50 Saturdays
Bougie Drag Brunch Charles Street Tap, Marine Parade £57.95 Monthly
Buff Bingo Revolution Bar on West Street £57.95 Selected dates
Boozy Brunch Club Bar Broadway £40–£50 Saturdays

 

In November and December, look out for festive editions. Buff Bingo runs a Christmas-themed drag brunch in Brighton, and these dates sell out early.

Is There Bottomless Brunch in Hove?

Yes. Hove has a smaller, calmer bottomless scene, mostly on Saturdays, and it’s a good option if you’d like to avoid central Brighton crowds.

  • Six (Hove): add 90 minutes of unlimited prosecco to any dish for a £24 supplement, daily from 10am to 3pm.
  • Carne (Hove): £45 per person on Saturdays, with two sittings (12pm and 1:30pm), a welcome cocktail and 90 minutes of prosecco, mimosas or mocktails.
  • The Avenue (Hove): £46.95 per person on Saturdays from 12pm to 4pm, with 90 minutes of drinks including espresso martinis and spritzes. It’s dog-friendly.

Not quite bottomless but worth knowing: Jo & Co in Hove, voted BRAVO 2026 Best Brunch, offers any brunch dish with a bottle of prosecco per person for £33.

Can You Do Bottomless Brunch in Brighton Without Drinking Alcohol?

Yes. Las Iguanas offers an alcohol-free bottomless brunch with unlimited mocktails and soft drinks for about £10 less than the standard price, and Gamestars costs £38 instead of £49 without alcohol.

At other venues, ask when you book. Many will charge a non-drinker for the food only or a reduced rate, but policies vary.

Which Area of Brighton Is Best for Bottomless Brunch?

The Lanes has the most choice, West Street is best for a party, Kemptown is best for food, and the seafront is best for views. All four areas are within walking distance of each other.

Area Venues in this guide Feel Approx. walk from Brighton station*
The Lanes Las Iguanas, The Mesmerist, Lost in the Lanes, The Breakfast Club, Gamestars Busy, varied, central 10–15 mins
West Street Revolution, Barbara’s Bier Haus Loud, party-led 10–15 mins
Kemptown Redroaster, MEO Independent, food-first 20–25 mins
Seafront The Metropole Bar, Ohso Social Views, terraces 15–20 mins

Brighton station has direct trains from London Victoria and London Bridge. Check times on National Rail. For Kemptown, the frequent Brighton & Hove Buses routes along St James’s Street save a long walk.

How Do You Book Bottomless Brunch in Brighton?

Book directly on the venue’s website or by phone, ideally a week or more ahead for weekends. Most venues ask for a deposit or full prepayment for groups.

Know the rules before you go:

  • Arrive on time. Your session usually starts at your booking time, not when you sit down.
  • Last orders come early. Some venues call the final top-up 10 to 15 minutes before the session ends.
  • Bring ID. Most venues follow Challenge 25, so anyone who looks under 25 will be asked for photo ID.
  • One drink at a time. Staff normally won’t refill until your glass is nearly empty.
  • Staff can stop serving. Under UK licensing law, venues must refuse alcohol to anyone who appears drunk.

Book further ahead on these weekends: Brighton Marathon (April), Brighton Festival (May) and Brighton & Hove Pride. Hotel and restaurant demand spikes across the city on these dates.

For tips on pacing yourself, see Drinkaware’s guidance on alcohol units.

Where Should You Stay for a Bottomless Brunch Weekend in Brighton?

Staying within walking distance of The Lanes or Kemptown means no taxis after brunch and an easy return to freshen up before an evening out. A self-catering flat also suits groups, because everyone can share one space instead of booking several hotel rooms.

JF Property Partners has serviced apartments in Brighton with two bedrooms and two bathrooms that sleep up to six, near the beach and Brighton College. Each has a full kitchen, Wi-Fi and self check-in. Browse more ideas in our guide to places to stay in Brighton.

So, What Is the Best Bottomless Brunch in Brighton?

The best bottomless brunch in Brighton for most groups is Las Iguanas, because it combines 2 hours of drinks, a long cocktail list and daily availability. For food, choose Redroaster. For a show, book Gamestars, and for the best value morning, go to Ohso Social.

Whichever you pick, book early for Saturdays and double-check the price on the venue’s own site. If you’re making a weekend of it, see our picks for the best restaurants in Brighton and the best nightclubs in Brighton to plan the rest of your trip.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much is bottomless brunch in Brighton?

Most bottomless brunches in Brighton cost between £30 and £49 per person in 2026. Drag and show brunches can reach £58, while Hove’s Six offers a £24 add-on to any dish.

What is the cheapest bottomless brunch in Brighton?

Ohso Social on the seafront is the cheapest at £29.95, though it only runs until 11am. For an afternoon session, Barbara’s Bier Haus costs £30 on Saturdays, and students can pay £24.95 at Las Iguanas from Monday to Thursday.

Can you get bottomless brunch in Brighton on a Sunday?

Yes, several venues run on Sundays, including Las Iguanas, Revolution, MEO, The Metropole Bar and Ohso Social. Sunday slots are usually easier to book than Saturdays.

How long does a bottomless brunch last in Brighton?

Sessions run for either 90 minutes or 2 hours. The clock usually starts at your booking time, so arriving late shortens your session.

Do you need to book bottomless brunch in Brighton?

Booking is strongly advised, especially for Saturday afternoons and groups. Revolution accepts walk-ins when tables are free, but most other venues work on reservations only.

Which Brighton bottomless brunch is best for a hen party?

Gamestars at The Walrus, The Mesmerist and Revolution are the most popular choices for hen groups. Check each venue’s group policy first, as a few Brighton bars don’t accept hen or stag parties.

Is there an alcohol-free bottomless brunch in Brighton?

Yes. Las Iguanas has a bottomless mocktail brunch for about £10 less than the standard price, and Gamestars offers an alcohol-free ticket for £38.

Can you bring children to bottomless brunch in Brighton?

It depends on the venue, and many bar-based brunches are adults only. If you’re bringing children, ask when booking and choose a café-style venue such as Lost in the Lanes or MEO.

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