Bottomless brunch Bath: 12 best spots for a boozy brunch

On the hunt for the best bottomless brunches in Bath? We’ve got you. Whether it’s a catch up with friends, a birthday, hen party or ‘just because’, you're guaranteed to find a bottomless brunch in Bath that is perfect for you.

If you’re something of a brunch purist who prefers a more traditional take on the affair, there are plenty of places that offer the likes of smashed avocado on toast paired with a glass of bubbles. But for those looking to try something totally new, our ultimate guide has a Bath bottomless brunch to suit every taste. From Caribbean menus to bottomless chicken wings, we’ve rounded up the best of the best in this beautiful city.

If the concept of bottomless brunch is unfamiliar to you then let us explain. Here at SquareMeal HQ we are big fans of brunch, bringing the best of lunch and dinner together to create a mid-morning meal designed to kick start your day to the max. Throw in some free-flowing cocktails, Prosecco or Champagne and you have yourself a very merry way to see yourself through the weekend. The majority of bottomless brunch restaurants in Bath offer brunch at a per person cost for an allotted amount of time - usually between 90 minutes and two hours. If you plan on staying longer, then make sure to check with your chosen restaurant to see whether you are able to keep your table.

To help you find the best bottomless brunches Bath has to offer, our curated line-up is an excellent place to start. From reliable chain favourites to independent restaurants with their own unique offerings, we have rounded up our pick of the best, along with menu highlights and exactly what you get for your money. Start browsing now and book your next bottomless brunch in Bath today.

Cafe au Lait

What: A cute little family-run cafe just opposite Bath train station, Cafe au Lait serves up a fresh, made-to-order brunch menu with weekly specials. Almost every brunch style plate you can imagine is available here, from dark chocolate and candied banana pancakes to grilled mushrooms, shakshuka, full breakfasts, and brunch buns. There’s even the chance to go for a toastie or a bowl of loaded fries if you fancy it. The best part? Bottomless brunch here runs all day, so there’s no stopping you brunching all afternoon.
Must-try dish: Dark chocolate and candied banana pancakes with maple syrup
Where: 12-14 Dorchester Street, BA1 1SS
Book now: Cafe au Lait

Sweet Little Things

What: While this one isn’t brunchy in the usual sense, it’s just too hard to ignore the magnetic pull of gorgeous little treats, lovely pink features, and grazing boards with 90 minutes of bottomless prosecco. There are a couple of options here: a sweet brunch board with coconut yoghurt granola, fresh berries, banana bread, pastries, macarons, and seasonal fruit or a savoury board with cured meats and local cheeses, hummus, olives and more. Plus, if you don’t fancy prosecco, look instead to ice-cold Peronis and pitchers of cocktails.
Must-try dish: Brunch grazing board
Where: 5 Old Bond Street, BA1 1BW
Book now: Sweet Little Things

Boom Battle Bar

What: Looking for something a little more exciting? Live entertainment at Boom Battle Bar is sure to do the trick. The Big Boom Brunch is all about combining classic street food plates, DJ sets, and unlimited cocktails for 90 minutes. Think chicken wings with barbecue or buffalo sauce, halloumi fries with sweet chilli, cauliflower wings, cheesy fries, and dirty fries topped with bacon, jalapenos and crispy onions. From disco days to throwback sessions, themes change every six months, so there’s always something to keep things lively.
Must-try dish: Dirty fries with bacon, jalapenos, crispy onions, buffalo sauce and parsley
Where: Units 2 & 3 Kingsmead Leisure Complex, 5-10 James Street West, BA1 2BX
Book now: Boom Battle Bar

Pieminister

What: Pieminister pies have become a national staple, but if you’re lucky enough to live in the south west, you’ll also have Pieminister restaurants nearby, complete with a two-hour bottomless pie extravaganza. You only get one pie, mind (good luck fitting in more than one anyway), but every Friday and Saturday brings on two whole hours of bottomless gravy and drinks, including cocktails, draught pints and soft drinks.
Must try dish: Moolin Rouge pie with British beef and dry-cured bacon
Where: 24 Westgate Street, BA1 1EP
Book now: Pieminister

Edesia

What: Edesia dishes up bottomless Martinis, Mimosas and bubbles alongside some smart South American sharing plates, like steak with chimichurri and garlic aioli, as well as chicken skewers and pulled pork burgers with Cajun cassava. There are some more classic British brunching options on the menu too, like avocado and poached eggs on sourdough, and this is one of the few bottomless brunches in Bath that’s available every day of the week.
Must-try dish: 14-hour slow-cooked beef short rib with poached eggs on sourdough
Where: 13-14 High Street, BA1 5AQ
Book now: Edesia

The Coconut Tree

What: The Coconut Tree’s easy-going Sri Lankan cooking is excellent value, and the restaurant is always busy as a result. Typically, it’s only the drinks that are limitless at bottomless brunch. But do you know what’s better than a hopper with chicken curry and sambol? Unlimited hoppers, curry and sambols, that’s what! The Coconut Tree’s bottomless gives you a two-hour session of eating and drinking, with beer, wine, prosecco and cocktails all covered.
Must-try dish: Jaffna goat and potato curry
Where: 36 Broad Street, BA1 5LP
Book now: The Coconut Tree

Bath Pizza Co

What: Swing by Bath Pizza Co for bottomless bubbles and pizza, available Fridays and Saturdays with two courses and a full 90 minutes of Prosecco, lager, mimosas, and spritzes. On warmer days, you can sit out on Bath Pizza Co’s huge terrace, but winter is just as fun, with cosy candlelit tables bringing a romantic vibe inside. On the menu, you’ll find classics like margherita and pepperoni pizzas. But as it’s next door to the Green Park Brasserie, you can order from their brunch menu here as well, and top it all off with either creme brulee or organic sorbets.
Must-try dish: Pepperoni pizza
Where: Green Park Station, 2-3 Westmoreland Station Road, BA1 1JB
Book now: Bath Pizza Co

Green Park Brasserie

What: Let the good times roll at Green Park Brasserie, a popular spot located in the historic old railway station in the city centre. In the summer, groups can enjoy the sunshine out on its alfresco terrace, enjoying a great-value bottomless offering of two brunch dishes along with 90 minutes of free-flowing bubbles, lager, Mimosas, Aperol Spritz, or mocktails. Choose from the likes of chicken Caesar, steak frites or a vegan burger, followed by tasty desserts. Not drinking? There’s also an alcohol free Noughty Spritz.
Must-try dish: Green Park burger and fries
Where: Green Park Station, BA1 1JB
Book now: Green Park Brasserie

The Canon

What: One of Bath’s most affordable bottomless brunches is at The Canon - a craft beer pub that serves plenty of pub favourites, along with a host of vegan options. Bottomless brunch at The Canon is available every day, and you can order a brunch dish of your choice along with two hours of free-flowing booze. Dishes are seasonal, so expect some change, but you might find something along the lines of billionaire’s bacon pancakes with an upturned popcorn ice cream cone, tandoor chicken pizza, or a Caesar salad-inspired burger. As for the drinks, expect pints, alcohol free cocktails, and all the classic boozy versions too.
Must-try dish: Billionaire’s bacon pancakes with miso syrup and popcorn ice cream cone
Where: 1 Barton Street, BA1 1HQ
Book now: The Canon

Browns

What: For a reliable bottomless brunch with a host of upgrade options, head to Browns. The brasserie’s Bath outpost is found in a converted police station and is a short distance from Bath Rugby Ground. Bottomless brunch at Browns is served Friday to Sunday until 2pm, with a standard brunch that covers unlimited prosecco, Bloody Marys, Aperol Spritz and Bellinis. Or, if you’re feeling fancy, upgrade to unlimited Moët & Chandon Impérial Champagne for a bit extra with your lobster eggs Benedict or smashed avo and feta sourdough.
Must-try dish: Browns lobster benedict with buttered spinach (£5 supplement)
Where: The Orange Grove, BA1 1LP
Book now: Browns

The Botanist

What: Bottomless brunch at The Botanist is a classy affair, not least thanks to its soaring ceilings, wraparound balcony and stunning circular bar, but it’s also the official restaurant in the popular TV series, First Dates. The menu features an array of hearty options, from a forager's feast vegan burger to chicken and bacon avocado toast and a healthy Botanist Bowl. Then, you can choose to add bottomless drinks for an extra charge. Choose between an Aperol, raspberry, blood orange or elderflower spritz, Prosecco or beer.
Must-try dish: Shakshuka with harissa tomato and spice-roasted chickpeas
Where: The Octagon, BA1 1BZ
Book now: The Botanist

The Cosy Club

What: Known for its eclectic decor and cosy furnishings, Cosy Club serves a pretty epic brunch menu as it is, with the likes of a dirty breakfast butty, bubble and squeak, and spicy huevos rancheros up for grabs. You can make it even more epic with unlimited breakfast cocktails for 90 minutes; think peach and pineapple spritzes, Prosecco, Bloody Marys, smoothies, juices, and signature mimosas. We know what we'd do...
Must-try dish: Eggs Benedict with smoked back bacon
Where: Unit R4 South Gate Place, BA1 1AP
Book now: The Cosy Club

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