Top 10 Bottomless Brunches in Leeds

Bottomless brunches have become a firm favourite with our students and Leeds has no shortage of brunches available. With tasty dishes and unlimited alcohol, it’s no wonder why our students embrace it. To help you decide which brunch to choose, we’ve listed our top 10 to get you started.

1. Manahatta

With bars near both our City and Headingley campuses, the Manahatta bottomless brunch remains a firm favourite amongst students. It’s not only the location that gets this brunch on our list at only £22.95, but it’s also one of the cheapest in Leeds.

2. The Lost & Found

If brunch with bubbles is your thing, you’ll love the Lost & Found bottomless brunch. Their classic brunch menu is worth a visit anyway, but add in unlimited Prosecco, mimosas and Bloody Marys to make it truly a great experience.

3. Revolución de Cuba

Looking for the best value for money? Look no further than Revolución de Cuba. Not only is it one of the cheapest brunches on our list, but where most other bars offer you 90 minutes of unlimited drinks, here you get two hours. They also offer more than just unlimited Prosecco, with the choices including cocktails such as Strawberry Daiquiris and other drinks, like their Spanish Shandy.

4. Box

If the traditional bottomless brunch isn’t really your thing, head over to the Box in Leeds city centre where brunch meets football. If you're looking for a bar to watch sport, the Box is the perfect venue for you. Time your brunch at the same time as a big game and enjoy a burger or pizza with unlimited beer for the full 90 minutes.

5. Tavassoli’s Cafe and Grill

Are you a foodie who is more interested in the dishes than the unlimited drinks? You’ll want to visit Tavassoli’s for their authentic Greek gyros. This is one of the most popular bottomless brunches and gets booked up fast. So, if you have a special occasion coming up, make sure you book well in advance.

6. Dirty Martini

If you prefer a bit of variety with your choice of drinks, you’ll probably want to head to Dirty Martini. They offer a choice between G&Ts, a variety of Martini’s as well as the traditional Prosecco.

7. Pieminister

Bored of the same old bottomless brunch? Try Pieminister’s more informal brunch pies with unlimited Prosecco and mimosas. Not only is it a bit different, but it’s also the cheapest brunch on our list.

8. Angelica

If you are looking for brunch with a view, go no further than Angelica. With great DJs and a rooftop terrace with views across Leeds, you’ll struggle to find somewhere that beats their atmosphere. Along with unlimited Prosecco, you will have a choice between their expanded brunch menu or a more filling two-course lunch.

9. Neighbourhood

Don’t worry if you’re not a Prosecco fan, Neighbourhood have you covered. Their unlimited drinks allow you to choose between Prosecco, beer, vodka, gin and a variety of seasonal cocktails. This choice of drinks does come at a price though, with this brunch being the most expensive brunch on our list. But it’s also one of the tastiest.

10. Issho

This brunch is also a little on the pricier side, however, the menu and the rooftop setting at Issho makes it worth it. If you have visitors from out of town, or if it’s a special occasion, this would be a great choice for the wow factor.