The bars and restaurants are back open, the sun is finally shining in Manchester, and the beer gardens are full once again.
Life is good.
But to make things even better? Bottomless brunch.
Yep, the trend of eating a breakfast-lunch hybrid in the middle of the afternoon with copious amounts of alcohol is booming at the moment and, luckily for us, Manchester boasts an impressive choice of boozy brunch fixes.
Here’re some of our favourites…
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KBOM Brazilian Bottomless Brunch
The Portuguese eatery, which can be found nestled within Hatch down Oxford Road, has launched its new ‘Domingo sem Fundo’ which, loosely translated, means ‘Bottomless Sundays.’
Every Sunday, guests can choose a starter and a main alongside bottomless drinks – both alcoholic and soft – for ninety blissful minutes at just £26.95 per person. Oh, and they serve sangria on tap. Need I say more?
Unit 9, 103 Oxford Rd, The Hatch, Manchester M1 7ED 07766 407138
The Bay Horse Tavern Bottomless Brunch
Available every Saturday and Sunday, Bay Horse’s Bottomless offer gives you the choice of one of the dishes from their menu plus bottomless drinks for only £27.50.
They’ve got you covered on the breakfast front with their Full English, Smoked Salmon & Scrambled Eggs and the obvious one – Avocado & Poached Egg on Toast. On the drinks front, they offer prosecco, Bloody Mary, Irish coffee, mimosa, house wine, bottled beer or hot & cold soft drinks.
35-37 Thomas St, Manchester M4 1NA 0161 669 5799
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Cottonopolis Bottomless Japanese Brunch
Since re-opening in May, Cottonopolis has renewed their brunch menu and lord and behold, it now includes a bottomless option.
You will now be able to select a minimum of two items from their menu, which includes avocado and caviar dragon rolls, beef tskune bao buns and pork and prawn sesame toast, and then pay an extra £25 for bottomless drinks, or £35 if you fancy cocktails.
The pizza kings of Manchester are offering their bottomless deal every single day of the week – utter mayhem, I know.
Get on down to your local Pedro’s (Northern Quarter, Bridge Street or Liverpool) any day before 7pm and order their Bottomless option, which comes with unlimited slices of pizza and booze for just £25 per person.
Altrincham’s WowYauChow endless lunch option serves up completely bottomless food and drink for 1 and a half hours and starts at a reasonable £23.
You can either create your own ‘lunch basket’, choosing from dumplings, bao buns or rice/noodle bowls, or you can choose from their brunch menu, which includes a selection of pork and chive, buffalo chicken dumplings and bao buns filled with the likes of char siu pork and crispy chilli chicken.
WowYauChow Altrincham, 59 Stamford New Rd, Altrincham, WA14 1DS wowyauchow.com
Elnecot Bottomless Brunch
This Ancoats haunt offers a more traditional brunch vibe with some breakfast icons such as shakshuka, breakfast sandwiches and a humble fry up.
With any one of these brunch dishes, you can choose to have bottomless booze for 2 hours for an extra £25. Said booze includes prosecco, lager and a selection of cocktails. Lovely.
The Northern Quarter bar and restaurant has decided to jump on the bottomless brunch bandwagon with their colossal ‘all you can eat, all you can drink’ deal.
For £40, you can order as much food and as much booze as you can (there’s definitely a competitive element there), though they are keen to stress that it should only be one drink and dish per person at any one time.
On the last Saturday of each month from 10am to 1pm, you can head down and take advantage of this generous offer.
The Independent Spanish restaurant, located just a stone’s-throw away from the elusive Spinningfields, has officially launched its very own bottomless brunch menu.
The menu offers either two tapas for £29 or three tapas for £32.50, and provides guests with a massive ‘Tabla Mixta’; a selection of Spanish cured meats and cheeses served with bread. The deal also includes ninety minutes of unlimited Cava refills.