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Looking for the perfect place to host a hen’s party, birthday or catch up with friends? Try this edit of the best bottomless brunch in Canberra.
Ah, bottomless brunch: a boozy late-morning feast where you can linger for hours over a few plates of food and more than a few cocktails (or free-flowing wine).
Unlimited mimosas, Bloody Marys or espresso martinis first thing in the morning may not be everyone’s idea of a good time, but if you like to imbibe in the AM, we’ve got good news: Canberra has an excellent selection of bottomless brunch joints that allow you to do just that.
From cafes to wine bars and spots serving up luxe High Tea, here are our picks for where to find the best bottomless brunch in Canberra.
Assembly
Assembly, The People’s Pub is exactly that — a place to congregate, enjoy a drink and a bite to eat as you soak up relaxed, modern vibes. Located on Lonsdale Street in Braddon, Assembly has a fantastic courtyard and an indoor area to indulge in a Boozy Brunch session and forget all about the fact that tomorrow is Monday.
Your brunch rendezvous includes a welcome cocktail on arrival, unlimited mimosas for 2 hours and a brekkie dish for just $70 per person! With a menu covering both sweet and savoury, everyone’s tastes are catered for.
Saturday and Sunday, bookings from 10 am to midday
Minimum of four people to book
11 Lonsdale St, Braddon
First Edition
Make your way to the first floor of Novotel Canberra for First Edition’s Giggly High Tea! Tucked in a modern oasis overlooking the city and with sweet and savoury treats made using the best local produce, this is our idea of a perfect Saturday with the girls.
Stepping it up from your regular tea and coffee experience, this High Tea includes two hours of free-flowing teapot cocktails for only $75, combining a cheeky boozy Saturday petite fours and fine China.
Available every Saturday from 11.30am, $75 per person
65 Northbourne Avenue, Canberra
Amici
Civic wine bar and Deli, Amici, does one of Canberra’s most beloved boozy brunches. For $75 per person, you get a selection of cheese, charcuterie platters and cannoli to share, plus as many mimosas as you can handle over 90 minutes. If that’s not enough food and drink? You can also order a wheel of oozy baked brie for the table. Perfection.
Amici is a lovely spot with a casual yet vibrant atmosphere and spectacular decor. The bar’s bottomless brunch is available from Tuesday to Sunday and bookings can be made for up to 20 people — making this a great place to hold a special, celebratory event.
Bookings are essential
59 Northbourne Avenue, Civic
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Contentious Character
This urban winery in Fyshwick’s thriving Dairy Road Precinct serves up not one, but two, bottomless options so you can satisfy your cravings day or night. Contentious Character‘s Brunch and Bottomless Mimosa is the very epitome of brunch bliss, with two items off the menu of your choice and unlimited mimosas for 90 minutes. Just $89 per person, it’s available from 10am from Thursday to Sunday.
Fancy a bottomless bite in the evening hours? Book in for the Tapas and Bottomless Wine on Mondays and Tuesdays, where you can score three tapas of your choice and unlimited house wine for just $75 per person.
1 Dairy Road, Fyshwick
The Marion
With magnificent views over Lake Burley Griffin and an elegant setting, there is no better place to enjoy a bottomless brunch than in the Canberra sunshine at The Marion. The venue’s bottomless high tea includes scones with jam and cream, finger sandwiches, fresh pastries and petite fours washed down with bottomless mimosas and sparkling wine. A high tea experience that’s the epitome of indulgence, if you ask us!
Served daily from 10 am
ACT Parks, Barrine Drive, Canberra
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