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Best Bottomless Brunches In Newcastle

Best Bottomless Brunches in Newcastle

Post date: 13 May 2019

Author: Hannah Lambert

The Botanist Newcastle Bottomless Brunch

If you fancy upgrading your breakfast in Newcastle and adding a little extra sparkle, you’ll be pleased to hear there are plenty of great places to enjoy bottomless brunch in Newcastle.

Whether you’re on a city break with the girls, celebrating a special occasion, or just looking for a reason to get together with your friends – the weekend is for taking it easy with a lazy brunch.

Those of you who enjoy a touch of fizz with brunch can find a number of restaurants offering unlimited prosecco to accompany your bacon sarnie. Some venues serving bottomless brunch offer a range of cocktails or even, a beer. Jam Jar in Jesmond provide a Virgin mocktail for those who fancy keeping it clean! No one wants to rush their weekend away in Newcastle and many restaurants and café stretch their breakfast offer until early evening so you can spend that little bit longer in bed in the morning.

Here are nine bottomless brunches in Newcastle you should try:

The Botanist, Newcastle

When: Monday - Saturdays
How long have we got? 90 minutes

The Botanist in Newcastle has some of the best views in the city with certain tables overlooking Grey’s Monument. The stylish bar and restaurant offer unlimited prosecco or Aperol spritz to accompany their Bottomless Brunch menu. Choose from breakfast staples including a Full English, pancakes and fresh berries or the ultimate French Toastie with Nutella and Biscoff spread, caramelised banana and cinnamon butter. Yum!

Available for groups of 6 or less for the whole table only.

The Alchemist, intu Eldon Square, Newcastle

When: Every Saturday & Sunday (10am – 2pm)
How long have we got? 90 minutes

Dive into a Boundless Brunch at The Alchemist in Newcastle. It's party time and chair dancing is strongly encouraged. Tuck into a tasty brunch washed down with a little tipple all with the backdrop of nostalgic noughties tunes. Choose from a full English, pancake stack with fruity toppings, salt beef benedict or a breakfast burrito to name just a few. There are also vegan brunch options. Then you can choose three (yes THREE) drinks which are all Chambord infused.

Standard brunch includes one dish and 3 drinks for £25. Non-alcoholic options are also available. Go bottomless for £35

Sohe, Jesmond

When: Fridays & Saturdays, 12noon - 5pm or Sundays, 2pm - 6pm
How long have we got? 90 minutes

Sohe in Jesmond has one of the more pricey Bottomless Brunches but provides brunchers with a real South East Asian-inspired feast.

The brunch is also more of a 'lazy lunch' rather than breakfast so don't except a Full English here. Pick your favourite South East Asian curries or stir fry and a platter of starters including prawn crackers and salt & chilli squid to share. Your Sohe Bottomless Brunch includes a choice of four different drink options with Asahi (Japanese beer) and Yuzu & Jasmine Spritz joining the more common options of Prosecco and Aperol Spritz.

Sohe is a classy affair too with excellent food and some of the finest cocktails in Instagrammable surroundings. Booking is essential. Bottomless Brunch at Sohe, Jesmond is £30.95 per person.

Revolution Bar

When: Every Thursday - Sunday from 11am-4pm
How long have we got? 2 hours

Ease yourself into the (long weekend) with a bottomless brunch at Revolution Bar in Newcastle. The menu includes tasty pancakes with a selection of toppings or a brunch grill with Full English and the works. Wash your breakfast down with a choice of boozy tipples from Aperol Spritz, prosecco or Pornstar Martinis to a range of beers. Revs' bottomless brunch costs a value-busting £20 - £30 per head depending on what time you go. Newcastle's Revolution Bar is found in a stunning building which is packed with atmosphere so you'll have a fun-filled couple of hours catching up with your friends.

No 28 Newcastle

When: every Saturday and Sunday, 12noon – 5pm
How long have we got? 2 hours

No.28 offer a different, more continental vibe for their prosecco brunches; guests have a choice of charcuterie or cheese selection alongside unlimited prosecco for 2 hours. The chic bar which sits above the Grainger Market has also recently launched a boozy afternoon tea serving a choice of cosmos or espresso martinis in teapots. Not dissimilar to the popular Tipsy Tea experiences at Colonel Porter’s on Newcastle Quayside or 97 & Social in Jesmond.

Jam Jar Jesmond

When: Served 11am to 3pm Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
How long have we got? 2 hours

Who says that brunch should only be eaten in the morning? Those who want to have a slow start to the day or just get a craving for eggs benedict in the afternoon, will love Jam Jar in Jesmond. Their traditional brunch menu will hit the spot – choose from salmon, avocado and poached egg on sourdough, pancakes or a hearty full English which can be washed down with prosecco or a choice of boozy brunch cocktail – Bellini or Mimosa. If you’re feeling a little delicate from your city break in Newcastle or prefer to treat your body as a temple, try Jam Jar’s Virgin Brunch with a choice of unlimited orange juice, tea and coffee or sodas.

St Vincent on Newcastle Quayside

It would appear that St Vincent in Newcastle remains closed as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

When: every Sunday 10am – 3pm
How long have we got? 2 hours

St Vincent on Newcastle Quayside serves tapas and small plates making it a really great restaurant for a catch up with friends or big family gathering. Choose from comfy eats such as steak and eggs, chicken schnitzel or lobster macaroni and cheese. Indulge in a plethora of pastries, cakes and waffles or keep it fresh with seafood and salad. As long as you order a main dish, St Vincent will keep the fizz flowing.

Malmaison

When: Saturdays, 12pm - 4pm
How long have we got? 2 hours

As well as full English and eggs all the ways, at Malmaison Newcastle you can also tuck into waffles or go for a brunchy burger complete with Gruyere and bacon in a brioche bun. Brunch is served from 12noon which makes the option of unlimited Heineken a little more palatable too!

A bottomless brunch is a great way to enjoy a couple of hours with good friends and great food – you don’t need us to tell you to pace yourselves and all of the venues will also provide a soft drink alternative!

Las Iguanas on Grey Street, Newcastle and Newcastle Quayside

When: every Saturday (11am – 1pm)
How long have we got? 2 hours

Las Iguanas’ bottomless brunch definitely has more of a “lunch” vibe as there are less of your usual breakfast staples on the menu. However, it is worth a visit, especially for those looking for a more alternative brunch option. You can even pair your unlimited prosecco or draught beer with a beef burger, chicken wings or veggie enchilada! Famed for their explosive Latino flavours the menu reflects the Las Iguanas’ signature spice and style. Try their toasted tortilla topped with baked beans, baby tomatoes, fresh avocado, crispy bacon, chorizo & a fried egg.