Best Bottomless Brunch in Melbourne for a Daytime Drink

Now that we know how good this weekend ritual can be, brunch just isn’t the same without free-flowing booze. It’s not every day that something trumps digging into your favourite eggs benny at the cool new cafe, but when endless breakfast spritzes and mid-morning mimosas are on the cards, tasty food is just a bonus.

Gather a group of Prosecco-loving friends and get involved in one of our city’s most cherished pastimes, for these are our top picks for the best bottomless brunch in Melbourne.

Bottomless Tipsy Lankan Lunch at Hopper Joint

Some bottomless lunches whisper. Hopper Joint’s screams — in the best possible way. At this striking Sri Lankan spot, weekends are all about spice, spectacle and 90 minutes of pure, unadulterated indulgence.

For $79.90pp, you’ll be treated to a raucous two-course feast of short eats and crispy, lacy hoppers, paired with free-flowing Lankan cocktails, wine and beer. It’s a multi-sensory thrill ride, where the soundtrack is the sizzle of hoppers on hot pans, the decor leans ‘Colonial opium den meets Grandma’s parlour’, and the vibe is pure party.

From the house-made sambols to the punchy Arrack cocktails, this is the sort of long lunch that deserves to be locked into your calendar — and your memory bank.

$79.90 per person

157 Greville Street, Prahran

Champagne Problems

Both a Taylor Swift song and an elevated venue in the CBD, Champagne Problems is bringing one of the booziest and best bottomless brunches to Melbourne. Every Saturday from 11:30 am, kick things off with a $12 Bloody Mary, choose a brunch meal like a cinny scroll or Hokkaido crumpets, and indulge in 2 hours of bottomless bubbles, bellinis, beer, wine and cider. If you’re hungry for more, upgrade to the Feed Me option for the whole table and graze on nibbles and share plates throughout your session.

From here, you are in a prime position to make the most of Melbourne, perhaps at one of its best rooftop bars?

Saturdays, 11:30 am – 4:00 pm

238 Little Collins Street, Melbourne

Marmont: Sunday Hollywood Brunch

Bask in the decadent glow of Marmont, a glamorous ode to ’80s Hollywood excess. With its lipstick-red booths, a sweeping 20-metre mural evoking a wild awards night, and a menu celebrating seafood indulgence, this Grant Smillie creation feels like stepping into a cinematic masterpiece. While we’ve been sipping on artful cocktails at this Southbank restaurant for a while, it’s their brand new brunch addition that has our full attention.

Marmont’s Sunday Hollywood Brunch is where glam meets indulgence. Head Chef Mark Tagnipez has crafted a luxe lineup filled with scallop ceviche tostadas, fried chicken and waffles topped with Yarra Valley Caviar and oysters on ice. Go all out with a two-hour free-flowing drinks package for $50, featuring mimosas, Bloody Marys and free-flowing prosecco.

Sundays, 12:00 pm to 3:00 pm

Ground Level, River Walk/8 Whiteman Street, Southbank 

Hawker Hall: Boozy Feast

Winter weekends just got a spicy upgrade thanks to Hawker Hall’s Boozy Feast – a bold, new twist on their cult-fave bottomless lunch. Running every Friday to Sunday from noon to 4:00 pm, this dim sum-inspired feast dishes out flavour-packed plates like crispy beef dumplings with numbing chilli, Dan Dan noodles, and salt and pepper flathead, all paired with 90 minutes of free-flowing drinks for $66pp – or go all in with a two-hour sesh for $88pp.

Expect sips like the Pandan Coconut Sling and Pink Hibiscus Spritz, plus free-flowing Prosecco, Pinot Gris and craft beer. Even better? Live DJ and sax sets every Saturday from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm.

Friday to Sunday, 12 pm to 4:00 pm

98 Chapel Street, Windsor

Hotel Nacional

Melbourne’s dining scene got a whole lot spicier with the launch of Hotel Nacional’s 100% gluten-free, Mexican-inspired bottomless brunch. For just $80 per person, you can indulge in 90 minutes of non-stop classic and frozen margaritas, Prosecco, house wines, and beer, alongside delicious Mexican bar bites like Tajin-coated corn ribs and house-made potato croquettes. Rally your amigos and make a date for sun, sips, and some seriously excellent vibes.

Fridays to Sundays, noon & 2:30 pm sessions

23-25 Hardware Lane, Melbourne

Spritz & Giggle at Cuff

Melbourne’s CBD scored a delicious new reason to linger a little longer on Saturdays, with Cuff unveiling its new brunch offering. Running weekly from 8:00 am to 2:30 pm, the experience centres around a bold, flavour-packed menu—think spicy chilli scramble with chorizo and togarashi aioli, a crisp-skinned salmon salad with greens and zingy vinaigrette, and a decadent mushroom risotto brimming with peas, parmesan and blue cheese.

Want to make it brunch with bubbles? Pair your meal with the hour-long Spritz & Giggles package, which includes unlimited Aperol Spritzes, Americanos and Mimosas for an additional $35 per person.

Ground Floor, 325 Flinders Lane, Melbourne 

Amatrice Rooftop

Bottomless brunch with bottomless views? Say less. Amatrice Rooftop in Cremorne serves la dolce vita every Sunday with a Roman-style feast high above the city. For $89pp, enjoy two hours of unlimited spritz, wine, and Peroni Reds, alongside your choice of rich, soulful pasta—plus endless fries and salad to keep things flowing. Toast something special or chase the sun with friends in this breezy rooftop setting, where golden-hour glow meets bold Italian flavours and stunning skyline views. Sundays are officially looking up—both literally and figuratively.

Sundays

Level 10/16 Stephenson Street, Cremorne

Pincho Disco

Beat the winter chill and dive into La Fiesta at Collingwood’s lively Latin hotspot, Pincho Disco! Every Saturday, indulge in a vibrant bottomless brunch for just $89 per person. Savour a tantalising spread of Latin American delights including fresh oysters, zesty ceviche of the day, mouthwatering chorizo anticucho, and succulent lamb tacos. And don’t forget the 90 minutes of bottomless drinks to keep the party going!

Choose from crowd-favourite cocktails like the Passioncello Spritz—a taste of Euro-summer in a glass—or spice things up with the Chilli Cha Cha Margarita. Prefer something classic? There’s also a selection of beer, wine, and bubbles. 

Saturdays from 12:00 pm

59 Cambridge Street, Collingwood

Left Bank Melbourne

This Melbourne bottomless brunch offers not only great food and booze, but also a wonderful vibe. Located on Southbank Boulevard, you and your friends can take in the atmosphere, watch people go by and enjoy the riverside view as you sip on unlimited cocktail jugs and dive into their brunch menu. Not feeling a morning drink? Left Bank’s bottomless brunch is available for afternoon and twilight sessions, too. 

Every Friday – Sunday, find session times here.

1 Southbank Boulevard, Southbank

Rice Queen

Happiness is a Saturday bottomless brunch session with friends…and nowhere does it better than Rice Queen. For $69pp, enjoy Pan-Asian plates designed for sharing, alongside refreshing cocktail jugs and plenty of beers and wines over 90 minutes. Highlights include the prawn toast and roti bread (because carbs are decidedly necessary at a bottomless affair). The beef Pad Thai is also excellent, and there are plenty of vegan options available for meat-free pals. 

Saturdays, 12.00 pm and 2.30 pm sessions

389-391 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy 

Yakimono ‘Sip and Setto’

In the mood for a boozy, flame-driven feast you won’t forget in a hurry? Yakimono have got you sorted with their supercharged Sip & Setto offering, now available as a bottomless brunch across the weekend.

Round up the crew and join in on the fiery fun; this vibrant CBD hotspot is here to make your day with a series of tasty Yaki favourites, including chicken karaage, a spicy tuna Hako, yuzu pork gyozas, BBQ corn ribs and pork tonkatsu, plus 90 minutes of bottomless sips. Think craft beer, wine, and some lush cocktails, from their Shochu Soda to a Passionfruit Spritz. 

Every Friday to Sunday, 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm

80 Collins Street, Melbourne

Harlow Bar

Get ready to brunch, sip, and sashay the day away at Hotel Harlow – it’s one of the best spots for a rooftop bottomless brunch in Melbourne. What happens at Harlow, stays at Harlow, so get ready to roll the dice and immerse yourself in a world of unforgettable entertainment. From iconic drag queen entertainment to cocktails and city views in the rooftop marquee, every moment is a spectacle to behold.

Indulge in an endless extravaganza, offering 2 hours of free-flowing beverages and a delectable brunch item of your choice, all for just $79 per person. The schnitty’s are must-try, best paired with the Viva Vasilopita Martini or Pink Hibiscus Spritz. 

Saturdays from 11:30 am

447 Church Street, Richmond

Big Easy Bottomless at Le Bon Ton

A weekend brunch is always a good idea, so you’d best round up a group of your finest and head to Collingwood’s New Orleans-inspired bar and restaurant, Le Bon Ton. Indulge in endless cocktails carafes for two hours, and choose one item from their special American brunch menu. Be right back, we’re drooling over the brisket sandwich with American cheddar. It is an event that will certainly satisfy your BBQ cravings, and it’s definitely one to tick off your bottomless brunch in Melbourne bucket list.

Sitchu Tip: Throw in some onion rings with jerk seasoning or a bowl of crispy hot fries on the side and call it a cure for the Sunday scaries. 

Saturday and Sunday from 12:00 pm

51 Gipps Street, Collingwood 

Firebird

While it’s technically not brunch, we still think Firebird’s ‘Endless Lunch’ is worth banging on about. Serving up French-Vietnamese food with flair, you can expect endless helpings of grilled oysters, along with other delicious plates on offer like free-range chicken with burnt nuoc cham.

Add on the endless booze option for $42pp to pair your meal with sparkling, house beers or the Firebird Spritz cocktail for the ultimate long and leisurely lunch experience that you wish would actually never end.

Every weekend, two-hour sittings

223 High Street, Prahran

Hotel Jesus

Your bottomless brunch in Melbourne plans are well and truly sorted with this one. A tantalising Mexican spread at Collingwood’s adored Hotel Jesus. Yes, please! Vibrant décor, upbeat vibes and free-flowing cocktails – sounds like the recipe to a perfect weekend to us.

Gather your friends and treat yourselves to the famous Hotel Jesus brunch banquet, complete with guacamole and chef’s choice tacos (delicious, hand-pressed tortillas, we see you). Of course, it wouldn’t be a boozy Mex-fused brunch without the addition of unlimited mimosas, Palomas, frozen margaritas, sangria and beer. 

Saturday lunch from 12:00 pm

174 Smith Street, Collingwood

AssemblyGround

Essendon’s Assembly Ground doesn’t want your bottomless brunch to be dictated by the time of the day. So, they’ve introduced the Boujee Brunch, and they’re offering it all day for 90-minute sessions on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Choose any item from the full menu, and sip on your choice of cocktails, bubbly, wine or beer. Did someone say chilli scramble and apple crumble porridge? Count us in!

You can also simplify it with their classic bottomless option, where you can choose from fritters, chunky avo on toast, French toast or chicken tacos alongside bottomless mimosas, Aperol spritz, bubbly, wine or beer. Delish!

Friday to Sunday

104 Fletcher Street, Essendon

The Commons Collective

Enjoy two hours of unlimited bubbles, wine, beer or cocktails accompanied by a set menu of indulgent eats in the Insta-worthy Rose Garden at The Commons Collective. Choose one main meal, with added fresh bread and dips to share, plus an unlimited selection of drinks for two hours. With menu items like potato gnocchi with winter greens or a juicy beef burger, you’ll be well fed and ready to enjoy the free-flowing cocktails. Spanning from Limoncello spritz to the classic Aperol and very brunch-appropriate espresso martini, this is one of the better drink offerings we’ve seen. 

Saturdays & Sundays from 12:00 pm

17 Moubray Street, Melbourne

Mamma’s Boy Trattoria

Bottomless gnocchi and cocktails – this is not a drill. Run, don’t walk, to Mamma’s Boy Trattoria in Brunswick for your cure to the Sunday scaries. Enjoy two hours of unlimited handmade gnocchi slathered in slow-cooked lamb ragu, Napoli, truffle mushroom or spinach sauce, and maybe the most exciting part of all – unlimited garlic bread!

And in the name of bottomless brunching, you will of course be able to wash down your unlimited gnocchi with jugs of delicious cocktails, including Aperol spritz, mojitos and tropical punch. This heaven-sent offering is available on Sundays only, with the two-hour sittings spanning from 11am–7:30pm. There’s gluten-free and vegan options on offer too, so you best make the public service announcement to the group chat and book in for a well-deserved end-of-the-weekend treat. 

$75 per person

Last Sunday of the month from 12:00 pm

6/10 Tripovich Street, Brunswick

Half Acre

There’s all the more reason to visit the iconic bottomless buffet at Half Acre, which has had a little makeover. The elevated brunch buffet experience is unlike anything else in Melbourne and now includes cocktails – hallelujah!

Indulge in the standard two-hour seating of ‘Feast and Flow’, which showcases both sweet and savoury seasonal brunch plates cooked via Half Acre’s authentic wood-fired techniques for $69. Upgrade to the Free Flow package for an extra $29pp and enjoy two hours of unlimited cocktails, Prosecco, wine or mocktails. Lychee sours, passionfruit Caipiroska and grapefruit Aperol spritzes? Yes please!

Saturdays & Sundays

112 Munro Street, South Melbourne

Bang Bang Boozy Brunch 2.0

An Asian fusion with a difference, Bang Bang’s boozy brunch has had a little revamp, and it’s delightful. Offering a heady mix of French-Indochine cuisine, look forward to flavoursome plates filled with epic Asian eats, and let’s not forget the drinks–this is a boozy offering after all. The cocktails are a particular highlight, so choose from two hours of bottomless Greyhound spritz, mimosas or Brick Lane beer. Feeling fancy? Throw in some caviar bumps and freshly-shucked oysters for the table.

Saturdays and Sundays from 12:00 pm

294 Glenhuntly Road, Elsternwick

Fargo and Co

For a chic rooftop bar vibe, Fargo and Co. is pumping on weekends. You can book a table up top to kick back with a DJ, a great view, and the best bottomless brunch in Melbourne’s east, which comes with your drink of choice, of course. No matter the season, Fargo’s killer bottomless brunch takes you from day to night with their prime-time Saturday evening seating. Soak up the mimosas with a pizza and crispy halloumi. Yum. 

$75 per person on Saturdays (featuring in-house DJs) and $70 per person on Sundays (recovery session) for two hours of bottomless mimosas, prosecco, seasonal cocktail jugs, house beer & brunch item of choice.

Available Saturday from 3:00 pm

216 Swan Street, Richmond

Has our list of the best bottomless brunch Melbourne round-up defeated you? Or are you on the hunt for a weekend spot with a little more espresso and a little less martini?  Be sure to check out our guides to the best brunches and best coffee spots around the city.