Bottomless brunch in Belfast: where to go & what to expect

Popular bottomless brunch spots in Belfast

Belfast city centre has a short list of venues offering a boozy brunch at weekends. Most cater for vegan diners too, so ask when you book.

The Tipsy Bird

On Ann Street, with pizzas to share, bottomless cocktails from a beer mimosa to an Aperol Spritz, and regular live music. It works well for hen parties or a birthday celebration.

The Brunch Club

Themed events at Margot, from 90s nights to ABBA. From around £40, with vegan options.

Margot

An art deco cocktail bar on Donegall Square East. Small plates, beer, wine and cocktails, from around £35. Over 18s only.

Revolución de Cuba

Breakfast burritos and churros in an Art Nouveau building on Arthur Street. Bottomless drinks include prosecco, beer and cocktails, from about £35, and there’s a vegan breakfast.

Perch

A rooftop bar on Franklin Street. Pizzas, prosecco and frozen coconut daiquiris, with a view over the city.

Are there vegan options at bottomless brunches in Belfast?

Yes, at most of them. Ask when you book. So where is the best bottomless brunch in Belfast? That depends on your group. Pick Perch for the view, Haymarket for noise and Margot for a quieter table.

Not bottomless, but still worth it

Only a handful of venues go bottomless, and weekends book up early. The city has plenty of good brunch spots without the clock.

Where to stay for a Belfast brunch weekend

Every spot here is within easy walking distance of our aparthotel in Belfast. A Hometel gives you the space of an apartment with the service of a hotel. You can come back, reset and decide on dinner when you’re ready.

Booking tips for bottomless brunch in Belfast

• Book a week ahead for Saturdays.
• Check which food and drinks are included.
• Arrive on time. The clock starts at your booking.
• Mention dietary needs early.

Booking tips for bottomless brunch in Southampton

Belfast's main sights tell you what the city wants to be known for. The entries tell you what it actually was, a working port town in Northern Ireland where reform, print and trade all happened a few feet from the high street. That version rewards slowing down, not a checklist.

Where is the cheapest bottomless brunch?

Expect from around £30 per person. Weekday sittings often cost less. A good brunch experience is less about the drinks and more about who’s at the table.