Bottomless brunches are great because they allow you time to sit, eat, drink and converse with your friends, which is what sharing a meal is all about. Luckily for Sydney, there are bottomless brunches that won’t leave a gaping hole in your bank account as well as bottomless brunches that spoil you with free-flowing champagne instead of mimosas, bellinis and Bloody Marys. And, there are bottomless brunches that because of the time could be classified as bottomless lunches—they’re for the people who just can’t make it out of the house by 12pm.
We’ve rounded up some of our favourites for you to get together with friends, to eat, drink and be merry.
1. Pumphouse, Ultimo
Summer spent at Pumphouse’s upper terrace sounds pretty divine, but it’s made all the more heavenly with their Sunday bottomless brunch special. Every Sunday from 11am-2pm, enjoy a seasonal a la carte menu with two hours of free-flowing drinks that include wines from Victoria’s King Valley region as well as beer from Sydney Lager along with juice, soft drinks and Heineken 0.0.
Pump up your Sundays with bottomless brunch.
From $63 pp, including 2hr bottomless drinks and one a la carte menu item
Find Pumphouse at 17 Little Pier St, Darling Harbour
2. Baby Coffee Co., Waterloo
The weekend brunch menu at Baby Coffee Co., sports some of the classic breakfast options any cafe would serve like eggs on toast, but it also includes such items as fried chicken and waffles, espresso panna cotta, and truffle mushroom linguini that really make your mouth water. Also on the menu, though, are bottomless drink options to make sure you really make the most of your weekend. And although the food is great, this is what we love most.
Choose from the bottomless mimosa package ($25), the bottomless prosecco option ($35), or now bottomless Bloody Marys and Tommy’s Margs ($39), and bottoms up as many you can for the length of your meal (intelligently capped at two hours). If you’re a group of 4-12 people, get together for The Brunch Package to really dig in and make the most of your time together.
Walk-ins are fine Baby but if you don’t want to miss out, you know what you need to do.
From $25 plus brunch meal
Find Baby Coffee Co. at Shop 1/810 Elizabeth Street, Waterloo
3. Rosie Campbell’s, Surry Hills
Rosie Campbell’s, the Jamaican-inspired bar and eatery in Surry Hills, is all about that island life which is why they’re serving up free-flowing daiquiris when you go for brunch. Choose from one of four flavours—classic, pineapple, mango or passionfruit—and let the sweetness wash over you. Too much daiquiri? Switch over to wine.
And while you powwow with your crew, tuck into a five-course brunch featuring Rosie Campbell’s famous Jerk chicken, pineapple and jalapeño fritters, crab or veggie tacos, Kingston prawns and a tropical salad. Bear in mind, this banquet is designed to share.
Taste the Caribbean and turn on island time every Saturday at 12pm, 1pm, 2pm or 3pm.
$80pp
Find Rosie Campbell’s at 320 Crown Street, Surry Hills
4. Mecca Bah, Darling Harbour
This Middle Eastern and Mediterranean-inspired eatery is all about pastel pink interiors, cocktails and mezze platters. And, bottomless brunches on the waterfront from Friday to Sunday between 11.30am and 3pm.
Five tasty dishes served with free-flowing cocktails and wine will really get the tea spilt. There’s the signature Turkish Delight martini, refreshing mimosas and a selection of house wines and sparkling wines to choose from and with unlimited tops ups and gorgeous views of Darling Harbour, it’s hard to pass up on this bottomless brunch.
Oh, the food. You can brunch on sweet and spicy chicken wings, crispy cauliflower and lamb sigara boureks as well as a trio of delicious dips including hummus, labneh and baba ghanoush. You will, however, need a minimum group of six.
Turn to Mecca Bah for bottomless brunch hangs.
$105pp
Find Mecca Bah at King Street Wharf, 32 The Promenade, Sydney
5. Fortuna, Darlinghurst
Forget bottomless brunch or lunch when you can go bottomless Italian feast at Fortuna. From marinated tomatoes to herbs burrata and prosciutto paired with freshly baked focaccia, porchetta and crispy, golden roast potatoes, the shared plates at Fortuna will fill, but you’re going to want to leave room for the free-flowing Aperol Spritz, Negroni, wine, mimosas and beer throughout the 90-minute session.
Fortuna favours the free-flowing feast.
$89pp
Find Fortuna at 2-3 Darley Pl, Darlinghurst
6. Carbón, Bondi Beach
What you need to know about Carbón Mexican Woodfire Bottomless Brunch deal is that it is all-you-can-eat tacos with bottomless classic margaritas on Saturdays and Sundays from 12 to 5pm. What you get is one-and-a-half hours of unlimited tacos, margaritas, beer and rosé.
While Sydney is in no short supply of quality tacos, those found at Carbón are really some of the best.
Tacos are not just for Tuesday at Carbón.
$85pp.
Find Carbón at 288 Bondi Road, Bondi Beach
7. Beast & Co, Surry Hills
At Beast & Co, they want to help tame your hunger and quench your thirst and on weekends, they just might have the perfect plan to help you do just that.
The Margarita Bottomless Brunch, which is actually more than just Margaritas, begins with a sharing menu loaded with beef tartare, roasted cabbage, mushroom risotto and chicken liver pate that you’ll be able to spread thin or thick on bread. Then, it’s time to defend your plate as you’ll move onto your choice of main from the slow-cooked pork belly, the fish of the day, or the farmer’s pick of the day highlighting the freshest of seasonal vegetables.
This is all accompanied by two hours of bottomless Margaritas and mimosas as well as wine or beer. Mocktails and juices can also be served to cater for the non-drinkers in the group. Beast & Co will also let you go sans cocktails and just beer and wine or sans drinks completely and order just the food, so there’s that as well.
Unleash the hungry beast on both Saturdays and Sundays.
From $49 to $89pp (min of two required)
Find Beast & Co at 425 Bourke Street, Surry Hills
8. The Winery, Surry Hills
Three courses and two hours of drinks. That’s the gist of The Winery’s bottomless brunch offer, which can be taken up on Saturdays at 11.30am, 2pm & 4.30pm and Sundays 11.30am & 2pm. Booking is essential for this hot ticket that includes chickpea and edamame dip, halloumi, watermelon and watercress salad, as well as, pasta and roasted pumpkin—all made to share.
Dessert is included too and it’s washed down with a bellini or house glass of sparkling, sauvignon, rosé or cab sauv.
Get to brunching at The Winery.
$85pp
Find The Winery at 285A Crown Street, Surry Hills
7. Odd Culture, Newtown
Odd Culture has been the talk of the town for some time and it’s not just because of its everflowing brunch that sees hand-selected wines from the Jumping Juice paired with a curated menu. But, that’s exactly what we’re here for.
Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 10am-2pm, inner-west brunchers can pull up a seat for two hours and tuck into eggs mayonnaise, steak & eggs, a leafy salad, seasonal fruit and sourdough toast. Drinks are all natural wines and fizzy Pét Nat.
Go au natural for brunch at Odd Culture.
$85pp
Find Odd Culture at 266 King St, Newtown
8. Reign, Sydney
Sydney’s QVB is full of fancy things and one that we love so much is Reign where bottomless bubbles are pouring on weekends. Surround yourself in style and feast on a four-course shared meal with your crew and order bottomless prosecco, free-flowing mimosa and bellinis or step it up with sparkling rosé or even G.H. Mumm Grand Cordon Champagne.
To brunch, the menu is made up of chicken liver mousse, fried rice bowls, hummus and soy quinoa toast as well as donuts.
Reign’s bottomless brunch is available until 2pm on weekends only with a minimum of two people.
Get a hold of partner-in-crime to make it Reign.
From $85pp
Find Reign at 1, Level 1 Shop 48/455 George Street, Sydney
9. Babylon Rooftop, Sydney
Babylon Rooftop welcomes brunchers with arms wide open and receives them with a meze and mimosa offering that we simply love. From the homemade falafel to the wood-fired chicken skewers, you’ll be loving every bite when you eventually put down your mimosa.
However, you can now upgrade your menu to include crispy calamari and rock oysters as well as NV House of Arras Blanc De Blancs Champagne.
$68
Find Babylon at Level 7/188 Pitt Street, Sydney
10. SoCal, Neutral Bay
SoCal loves its rosé, and its bottomless lunch (available from Wednesday to Sunday) truly shows it.
At SoCal you can sip on French rosé or prosecco and beer (plus a welcome cocktail) to your heart’s content while feasting on a mouth-watering SoCali banquet. You will need a crew with a minimum of four to partake, but seeing that this ultimate bottomless rosé lunch will only set you back $69, we don’t think it will be hard for you to find three friends.
SoCal is so good you’ll make it a regular brunch catch up.
$69
Find SoCal at 1 Young Street, Neutral Bay
11. East Village Sydney, Darlinghurst
On the East Village Sydney rooftop, brunchers will be treated to sweeping skyline views, a brunch set menu, and the choice of two bottomless drinks packages. The first bottomless brunch offering is the more economical, early-bird $65 set menu, which sees free-flowing prosecco, mimosa, and house wines make the list.
If you’re feeling a little fancier, then select the G.H Mumm champagne pack ($125). Either way, you’ll be brunching on smoked ocean trout, spring ragatoni, prawn banh mi roll and sipping drinks.
You’re going to want to book ahead for this bottomless brunch with Sydney skyline views.
From $65
Find East Village Sydney at 234 Palmer Street, Darlinghurst
12. Hyde Hacienda Bar and Lounge, Sydney
On Saturdays and Sundays between 11am and 1pm at Hyde, it’s time to tuck into brunch, booze and beats. Dress up, look smart, and head to this harbourside oasis for South-American style eats like halloumi stuffed piquillo and raw seafood tacos.
And for drinks, Hyde is serving up free-flowing Chandon Rosé so you can feel festive and fruity.
Don’t slouch and drink up at Hyde.
$99
Find Hyde Hacienda at 61 Macquarie Street
13. Dead Ringer, Surry Hills
Dead Ringer makes brunch easy-as in Surry Hills. Its sharing menu for two includes cured salmon san choy bau, potato & smoked bacon tart, and slow-roasted chicken.
Add on bottomless prosecco or the free-flowing mimosa package to help you wash it all down and make the most of your weekend. Or, mix and match to choose your own adventure.
From $45
Find Dead Ringer at 413 Bourke Street, Surry Hills
14. La Farmacia, Darlinghurst
La Farmacia has cured us of our woes many a time before with its bottomless brunch deal that includes free-flowing margaritas as well as mixed spirits and Mexican beer or wine. With corn chips and salsa, flame-grilled corn and four tasty tacos to devour, you’d think you would have enough. But then, out comes the churros with dulce de leche and life is good.
Get your brunch medicine at this pharmacy.
$90
Find La Farmacia at 81 Stanley Street, Darlinghurst
15. Chula, Potts Point
Bottomless at Chula comes in the form of a seasonal cocktail, Mexican beers, sparkling wine and rosé accompanied by ceviche and totopos, bbq corn, and two tacos per person from a mouth-watering selection. Churros with dulce de leche round out the meal with a sweetness you want more of.
Don’t be a chulo, go to Chula.
$99
Find Chula at 33 Bayswater Road, Potts Point