Bottomless brunch in Bristol typically runs to two hours of unlimited drinks plus one brunch dish, for somewhere between £30 and £40 per person depending on the venue and the day. Most places require the whole table to take part, and most cut it off if you're late to your slot rather than extending it.
What "bottomless" actually means
Nearly every venue in Bristol runs the same basic structure, with small variations in the details:
- A fixed time slot, usually 90 minutes or 2 hours, that starts when your first drink is served
- One brunch dish per person, chosen from a set menu
- Unlimited refills of a set list of drinks (usually prosecco, a couple of cocktails, and sometimes beer) until your slot ends
- A minimum group size, almost always two people
- The whole table has to book the same package - you can't have one person on bottomless drinks and another just ordering food
Upgrades to "premium" drinks (better cocktails, different spirits) are common for an extra few pounds per person. Prices below are what each venue had listed on its own site at the time of writing; venues change pricing and menus fairly often, so treat these as a starting point and check the current price before you book.
Bristol bottomless brunch, compared
| Venue | Area | Price per person | Duration | Days |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revolution Bristol | Old Fish Market, city centre | £35 (Sun-Fri), £37.50 (Sat) | 2 hours | 7 days a week, last slot 6pm |
| Racks Bar & Kitchen | City centre | £34 | 2 hours (11am-2pm) | Thursday to Saturday |
| The Cider Press Bristol | City centre | £34 (Sun-Fri), £36 (Sat) | 2 hours | 7 days a week |
| Slug and Lettuce, Harbourside | Harbourside | £35.45-£37.45 (Sun-Fri), £39.95 (Sat) | 2 hours | 7 days a week |
| Walkabout Bristol | City centre | £30 | 90 minutes | Check current days on booking |
| Felson's Bristol | City centre | £30 | 90 minutes | 7 days a week, last seating 7pm |
The venues in more detail
Revolution Bristol
Based at the Old Fish Market in the city centre, Revolution offers two hours of unlimited drinks from a brunch menu including prosecco, mimosas, pints and signature cocktails, plus a brunch dish. It's £35 per person Sunday to Friday and £37.50 on Saturday, with a premium drinks upgrade available for an extra charge. Walk-ins are accepted if there's space, and it runs every day of the week with the last slot at 6pm, which makes it one of the more flexible options if you're not planning far ahead.
Racks Bar & Kitchen
Racks runs its bottomless brunch Thursday to Saturday, 11am to 2pm, for £34 per person. The food list leans towards a proper cooked brunch: a full English, a vegan full English, eggs Benedict or Royale, and smashed avocado, alongside the usual prosecco, spritzes and Bloody Marys.
The Cider Press Bristol
Pitched as pub-style brunch with sport on the screens, The Cider Press runs two hours of drinks and food for £34 per person Sunday to Friday, rising to £36 on Saturday. The menu is more casual than most, with options like loaded pancakes, tandoori chicken pizza and burgers alongside the standard bottomless drinks list.
Slug and Lettuce, Bristol Harbourside
Right on the Harbourside at St Nicholas Street, Slug and Lettuce's regular bottomless brunch runs Sunday to Friday at £35.45 before 5pm or £37.45 after 5pm, with Saturday and themed brunches priced higher at £39.95 and £41.95 respectively. It's available seven days a week and is one of the few venues offering an evening bottomless brunch slot rather than only a daytime one.
Walkabout Bristol
Walkabout's version is shorter and cheaper: 90 minutes of bottomless drinks and food for £30 per person. It leans into a livelier, Australian-bar atmosphere rather than a sit-down brunch feel, and it's worth checking current days on their booking page since these can shift.
Felson's Bristol
Felson's combines its bottomless brunch with a sports-bar setting, including pool tables. Ninety minutes of bottomless food and drink costs £30 per person, with dishes like burgers, a full kilo of chicken wings, and chicken parmi. It runs every day with last seating at 7pm.
Tips for booking a bottomless brunch in Bristol
- Book ahead for weekends. Saturday slots at popular venues fill up, especially around birthdays and hen parties.
- Check the minimum group size. Almost every venue needs at least two people booked on the package, and some have a maximum too.
- Ask what counts as "the whole table." Most venues require everyone at the table to be on the bottomless package, not just some of you.
- Watch the clock. Your slot usually starts from your first drink and doesn't extend if you arrive late, so turn up on time.
- Decide if you want the upgrade before you sit down. Premium drink upgrades are usually a flat per-person add-on for the whole slot, not a pay-as-you-go option.
- Prices change. Every price above was pulled from each venue's own website - always check the current price and menu before booking, particularly around Christmas and New Year when several venues run special pricing.
If you'd rather ease into brunch without the drinks element, WeKnowBristol's general guide to the best brunch in Bristol and its best cafes guide cover the wider scene. Most of the bottomless venues above cluster around the Harbourside and Old City, so that guide is worth a look if you're planning to make a full day and night of it, and WeKnowBristol's nightlife guide has more on what to do once brunch wraps up.