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The best bottomless brunch Newcastle has to offer – 2026 update
From endless prosecco and mouthwatering brunch dishes to impressive rooftop views, we’ve done the hard work for you and researched the best bottomless brunch Newcastle has to offer.
Newcastle-upon-Tyne has quickly become a go-to destination for bottomless brunch, and it’s easy to see why.
Whether you’re indulging in a luxurious Skyline Bottomless Brunch at ABOVE Newcastle, savouring Pan-Asian delights at Geisha or enjoying pizza as big as your head at Twenty Twenty, there’s no shortage of bottomless brunch Newcastle options to choose from.
Newcastle’s bottomless brunch scene offers something for everyone, from chic rooftop settings with magnificent city views to lively themed experiences that promise endless amounts of fun.
With such a wide variety of bottomless brunch Newcastle spots available, deciding where to book can be overwhelming. But don’t worry – we’ve spoken to our readers and rounded up the best bottomless brunch Newcastle has to offer, making it easier for you to choose the perfect spot for your next occasion.
So, take your pick, grab your friends and get ready for a day of delicious food, endless drinks and unforgettable memories in one of the UK’s most vibrant cities, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
TWENTY TWENTY
5 Bigg Market, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, NE1 1UN
Price: From £37.95pp
Why you love it: Pizzas bigger than your head, butter-salted popcorn and 90 minutes of unlimited drinks, including prosecco, make-your-own mimosas and bellinis, slush cocktails, beer and cider. They also offer upgrades to unlimited cocktail brunches and a late-night supper club version. Plus, they’re dog-friendly, so your pooch doesn’t have to miss out on the fun.
SOHE
97 Osborne Road, Jesmond, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, NE2 2TJ
Price: £35.00pp
Why you love it: A stalwart of Newcastle’s bottomless brunch scene, SOHE on Osborne Road in Jesmond has a great party atmosphere. Choose from unlimited prosecco, cocktails or beer for 90 minutes, and choose one starter and one main from the bottomless brunch menu.
TURTLE BAY
117 Newgate Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, NE1 5RZ
Price: From £36.80pp
Why you love it: Apparently, ‘you’re never waiting for a drink, and the cocktails are insane’. This bad boy offers two hours of unlimited cocktails, fizz, draft beer, mocktails, soft drinks and hot drinks too. The staff are super friendly and create a great vibe. Alongside your unlimited drinks, you can choose one dish from the brunch or lunch menu.
REV DE CUBA
1-3 Cloth Market, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, NE1 1EE
Price: From £35pp
Why you love it: Bring Cuban party vibes to your bottomless brunch at Rev de Cuba Newcastle. You love the live music for weekend brunches and recommend upgrading to the premium brunch (an extra £7.50) to be able to enjoy more cocktails. The standard brunch offers 90 minutes of standard drinks, including cocktails, fizz, mimosas, beer and cider, plus one item off the brunch menu.
MY DELHI
87A Clayton Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, NE1 5PY
Price: Delhi Brunch Club, £40.00 / £50.00 / £65.00pp
Why you love it: My Delhi has swapped its old two-plate bottomless brunch for the tiered Delhi Brunch Club, with three levels to choose from depending on how boozy (or not) you want to go. Each tier comes with 90 minutes of free-flowing drinks, from fizz and cocktails to mocktails, Cobra beer and chai, alongside a menu of delhi-licious Indian small plates and mains. It’s still one of the best bottomless brunch Newcastle has to offer for something different.
ALFIE’S
2 Argyle Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, NE1 6PF
Price: £39pp
Why you love it: Bottomless brunch in a boogie wonderland? Sold. With old and new disco tunes and vibes, you love this unique bottomless brunch in Newcastle. Think ABBA and the Bee Gees booming while you enjoy two hours of unlimited drinks, including fizz, selected cocktails, lager and cider, while having one course from their bottomless brunch menu (which is essentially chicken or fricken burgers, wings or tenders with delicious sauces).
ZUCCHINI PASTA BAR
55 Degrees North, Pilgrim Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, NE1 6BL
Price: From £29.50pp
Why you love it: Fresh pasta with 90 minutes of unlimited fizz, cocktails and Italian alcoholic slushes. Hello. There are nine delicious pasta dishes to choose from, including vegan and gluten-free options, as well as a ciabatta garlic bread and Zucchini’s signature fresh pasta crisps to share. You’ll be stuffed but happy.
DAKWALA
42-44 Grainger Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE1 5JG
Price: £29.95 – £42.95 per person
Why you love it: A unique dining experience that transports you to the bustling streets of India. It offers authentic dishes paired with free-flowing drinks. Choose from three options – bubbly, cocktails or non-alcoholic. Whether you’re savouring their flavour-filled curries or indulging in vibrant street food, you can choose between either one large dish or two small plates.
MANAHATTA
9-17 Collingwood Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, NE1 1HE
Price: Bottomless brunch, £39.95. Bottomless Party, £44.95. Please note food is now a £5pp upgrade rather than included in the price.
Why you love it: This one is ideal if you want to have a night version of bottomless brunch as Manahatta offers the Bottomless Party every day after 3.00pm (the only difference is choosing a dish from the evening menu instead of the brunch and lunch menu). For both, enjoy two hours of unlimited drinks, including their banging cocktails, fizz or beer.
View the Manahatta bottomless brunch menu here.
VICTORS
Victors Newcastle, 106 Quayside, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 3DX
Price: £45.00 per person
Why you love it: The vibes. Treat yourself to a bottomless brunch party on the Wisteria Terrace at the Instagrammable Victors, where elegance meets indulgence. Enjoy two small plates plus one side dish alongside 90 minutes of bottomless drinks – you can also upgrade to the bottomless cocktail spritz option if you’re feeling extra bougie.
97 & SOCIAL
97 Osborne Road, Jesmond, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE2 2TJ
Price: £32.50
Why you love it: Because it’s the perfect laidback brunch to enjoy with your amigos at the weekend. Plus, the drink options are fun, including unlimited frozen margs, rose sangria, prosecco or bottles of Sol for 90 minutes. There’s also a live DJ transporting you to summer vibes, whatever the weather, with Reggaetón, Motown, House and more. Food-wise, you kick off with a giant ring of sharing nachos for the table, then all you need to think about is choosing your tacos, with great veggie and vegan options available.
LUI’S BAR & KITCHEN
(Formerly Lui’s Quayside)
25 King Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, NE1 3UQ
Price: From £39.50
Why you love it: One word, food. Enjoy free-flowing prosecco or house lager for 90 minutes, as well as a selection of small plates which include potato skins, meatballs, sliders, tiger prawn skewers and more. You can also upgrade to unlimited cocktails for an extra £10pp.
NO 28
27-29 Nelson Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, NE1 5AN
Price: 90-minutes £38.00, 120-minutes £42.00
Why you love it: The vibe and generosity. At No 28’s bottomless brunch, you can choose to have prosecco or pink prosecco which comes as bottles on the table, as well as bellini, kir royale, house G&T or pints. Plus, the food is plentiful. Each person chooses one tapas dish which is accompanied by lashings of patatas bravas, Mediterranean salad and artisan bread for the table.
WC
Bigg Market, Newcastle-upon-Tyne NE1 1UW
Price: £35.00
Why you love it: Because it’s perfect for brunch lovers with a sweet tooth. On the last Sunday of every month, WC hosts a tipsy tea party, offering delicious sweet treats and cakes alongside 90 minutes of WC’s expertly crafted cocktails (as well as red wine, white wine and beer). It’s a different take on bottomless brunch and we’re pleased to see it made the list.
GEISHA
Geisha Asia, Front Street, Benton, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE12 8AE
Price: £40.00 per person
Why you love it: Geisha offers an Instagram-worthy setup, keeping you in high spirits throughout your boozy brunch afternoon. Indulge in unlimited drinks, mouthwatering dishes and a quirky atmosphere. Choose from three small plates, including sushi, dim sum, and Asian bites (we’re obsessed with the salt and chilli squid).
ABOVE
Lower, Dean Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 3JE
Price: £49.95 – £59.95pp, depending on the day
Why you love it: Sip on bottomless cocktails while the sun sets over Newcastle, painting the sky in hues of orange and pink, as you enjoy a luxurious evening at ABOVE Rooftop’s Skyline Bottomless Brunch. Expect house music, bottomless drinks and free-flowing plates of food (you heard that right). You love this different new offering to Newcastle’s bottomless brunch scene.
YOLO TOWNHOUSE
14 High Bridge, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, NE1 1EN
Price: From £36pp
Why you love it: Plenty of food and good cocktails. Plus, you love that you can choose where in the venue to enjoy it, including the roof terrace. For this bottomless brunch, choose from two small plates or one large pizza per person. As well as 90 minutes of unlimited drinks, including selected cocktails, prosecco, bottles of Budweiser and mocktails.
THE PURPLE PEACOCK
55 Pilgrim Street (Degrees North), Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 6BJ
Price: £49.95pp, stage-side
Why you love it: Newcastle’s only immersive show bar turns bottomless brunch into a full cabaret production, with live acts, DJ sets and acrobatics on a stage that runs the length of the dining room. You’ll start with a welcome cocktail before getting stuck into 90 minutes of bottomless drinks, including the Peacock Pornstar Martini, and a choice of purple peppercorn chicken, burger, teriyaki salmon or a vegetable curry. Sittings run Thursday to Sunday.
FRIKI TIKI
28 Nelson Street (ground floor of No.28), Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 5AN
Price: From £35pp Sun–Thu (90 min); £39.95pp (90 min) or £47.95pp (2hrs) Fri–Sat
Why you love it: A Polynesian tiki den with rotating themed brunches, expect Pop Diva, 70s Disco and Rock & Roll all making an appearance, plus live music with the band happy to keep your table on after brunch ends. Work through white and pink prosecco, sangria, slushies, Mahou draught and flavoured mojitos. Alongside it all, a signature Tiki Burger topped with grilled pineapple, sticky char siu chicken or a hot dog.
FLIGHT CLUB DARTS
22 Nelson Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 7AP
Price: From £33pp
Why you love it: Part social club, part fairground, Flight Club pairs interactive, automatically-scored darts with a proper brunch. Book into a 12.30pm or 2.30pm sitting for an hour of competitive darts games. Then keep the drinks and bottomless sharing pizza flowing for a full two hours, DJ included.
THE OLD GEORGE
Old George Yard, Cloth Market, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 1EZ
Price: Sun–Fri £38pp, Sat £40pp
Why you love it: History buffs, take note, this is Newcastle’s oldest pub, dating back to 1582 and tucked down a cobbled yard off the Cloth Market. These days it’s live entertainment and good vibes rather than royal visits, with two hours of bottomless cocktails, fizz, beer and spirits. Pick one dish from a brunch, pizza or burger menu, with gluten-free and veggie choices available.
BANYAN NEWCASTLE
3 Monument Mall, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 7AL
Price: £39.95pp until 2pm, £44.95pp after 2pm; alcohol-free £31.95pp
Why you love it: Right by Grey’s Monument, Banyan’s floral-backed bar and outdoor terrace make it an easy, central pick. Build your own brunch from dishes like bang bang chicken fried rice, then pair it with prosecco, Bloody Marys or a run of fruity spritzes. Upgrade to bottomless espresso and pornstar martinis for £7.50pp extra.
MOTEL MEXICANA
36-38 Mosley Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 1DF
Price: El Patron £39pp / El Presidente £49pp; prosecco-only £34pp; non-alcoholic £29pp
Why you love it: Every table gets a complimentary fizz or frozen marg to start, then it’s sharing nachos and two tacos each, pollo latino, chilli con carne or mushroom enchilada. The atmosphere is genuinely raucous, with live DJ, host, games and prizes downstairs. Upgrade to El Presidente for live singers, dancers and drag performers upstairs in “La Recepción”, Saturday afternoons only.
PIZZA PUNKS
34-40 Grey Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 6AE
Price: £37pp flat rate
Why you love it: Independent, unapologetically loud and proud of it, Pizza Punks pairs a soundtrack of indie anthems with unlimited toppings from a list of 52, Newcastle Brown Ale pulled beef and a full English breakfast pizza among them, on handmade sourdough. Ninety minutes, one price, no faff. Available all day Friday and Saturday.
LAS IGUANAS
62-74 Grey Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 6AF
Price: £39.95pp (2hrs); alcohol-free £29.95pp; students Mon–Thu £24.95pp; Tapas Tuesdays £17pp (90 min, no alcohol)
Why you love it: A little sunshine on Grey Street, with flame-grilled Latin American classics and a genuinely huge drinks list across the two-hour sitting. Choose a Bahian katsu curry, chilli con carne or classic burger. And don’t sleep on the Tapas Tuesday offer if you fancy bottomless food without the booze.
CHACHABUCHI
28-32 Collingwood Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 1JF
Price: Tue–Thu £34.99pp, Fri–Sat £39.99pp
Why you love it: A self-styled “grown-up playground” with a chalet-style mezzanine and an outdoor firepit garden, perfect for bar-hopping straight from Collingwood Street afterwards. Start with a Swiss cheese fondue, then pick two dishes like duck gyoza or Korean fried cauli, alongside prosecco and ChaChaBuchi lager. A £10pp upgrade unlocks pornstar and espresso martinis, Watermelon Sugar High and bellini.
CASTRO’S
3-5 Hood Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 6JQ
Price: £28pp (90 min); +£8 cocktail upgrade; +£9 for a 2hr sitting
Why you love it: Home to the largest rum collection in the North East, 90-plus bottles and counting, this shabby-chic slice of Havana does prosecco, lager, cider and house wine as standard. Upgrade to mojitos, mimosas and Aperol spritz, and pair it with pulled pork, chilli con carne or loaded nachos. Fridays and Saturdays only.
CHAOPHRAYA
15 Upper Level, Grey’s Quarter, Eldon Square, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 7AP
Price: £49pp (1 course) / £55pp (2 course); +£40pp Champagne upgrade
Why you love it: One of Newcastle’s most beautiful dining rooms, sitting above Grey’s Monument with a rooftop terrace that’s a proper sun trap. The “Royal Bottomless Brunch” opens with Thai sharing platters, then a main like royal lamb massaman curry or chicken pad Thai, washed down with prosecco or Singha beer. Upgrade to Champagne if you’re celebrating, with live DJ on Saturdays.
PRIMA
40-46 The Side, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 3JA
Price: £37pp; +£5 cocktail upgrade
Why you love it: Built into the railway arch beneath the High Level Bridge, this three-level Italian spot is a great launchpad for a Quayside night out. Start with a shared starter like potato skins or arancini, then pick a pizza or pasta main, with bottomless prosecco as standard. Upgrade to cocktails like pornstar martini and piña colada for £5pp extra, available every day.
AVEIKA
10-15 Sandhill, Quayside, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 3AF
Price: £44.95pp
Why you love it: Creative Japanese small plates on the Quayside, with a restaurant-into-late-bar setup so the party doesn’t have to stop when brunch ends. Choose one dish, chicken katsu curry, chilli beef robata and mini sliders are all in the running. Then drink your way through prosecco, mimosas, espresso and pornstar martinis or Aperol spritz.
SLUG AND LETTUCE
30 Grainger Street, NE1 5JG (Central) and Exchange Buildings, Quayside, NE1 3DW (Quayside), two separate branches, both bottomless
Price: Sun–Fri £33.95 (before 5pm) / £39.95 (after 5pm); Sat £35.95 (before 5pm) / £37.95 (after 5pm); themed brunch £39.95 daily; Mirabeau Rosé brunch £44pp
Why you love it: Cheap-and-cheerful with a proper party atmosphere at both the Central and Quayside branches, expect Slugfest glitter and festival extras alongside mimosas, Aperol spritz and Bloody Marys. Pair it with a brunch dish like smashed pancakes or crispy shredded chicken. Keep an eye out for the newer Mirabeau Rosé brunch, a bottle of Mirabeau plus two dishes for £44.
PITCHER & PIANO
108 The Quayside, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 3DX
Price: £36pp
Why you love it: Right on the river by the Millennium Bridge, with the views to match. Two hours of prosecco, bellinis, mimosas, Aperol spritz or pints of Amstel come alongside one dish from the brunch menu, brunch burger, breakfast brioche and avocado sourdough all feature. Upgrade to buttermilk chicken tenders for £3, Saturdays and Sundays.
JAM JAR JESMOND
88 Osborne Road, Jesmond, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE2 2AP
Price: £33pp
Why you love it: A cute café-bar just out of the city centre on Jesmond’s Osborne Road, where weekend brunch gets a proper glow-up. Get two hours of bottomless prosecco, lager, cocktails and spirits with one dish from the menu, full English, shakshuka and French toast are all in the mix. Saturdays and Sundays.
HOWLERS
28-32 Collingwood Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 1JF
Price: Show-only tickets from £12; bottomless brunch packages from £51.99
Why you love it: Not for the faint-hearted, Howlers’ “Bottomless Bonkers Ball” throws crowd karaoke, boujee bingo and an actual ball pit into the mix. Add 90 minutes of bottomless drinks and a hefty slice of pizza, and it’s as much a show as it is a brunch. Weekend only.
BAR + BLOCK
95 Newgate Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 5RF
Price: £35pp; +£10 cocktail upgrade
Why you love it: Set inside a Grade II-listed former department store, with the original Art Deco stained glass still intact overhead. Three small plates, think Asian crispy beef, BBQ sticky wings and salt and pepper squid, come with 90 minutes of prosecco, beer, sangria and spritzes. Upgrade to martinis and mojitos for £10pp, available every day.
3SIXTY
Hadrian’s Tower, 27 Rutherford Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE4 5BJ
Price: From £54.95pp
Why you love it: 26 storeys up with the whole city laid out below you, 3Sixty is daytime drinking with the best view in Newcastle. Ninety minutes of bottomless prosecco, house wine, bottled beer and cocktails, Moscow mule and Aperol spritz among them. Pair it with a menu running from a vegan Thai green curry to a 26-day-aged rump steak, £5 supplement, with upgrades to sirloin or fillet.
Rachael Ellis
Head of Content
After gaining a first in her BA Media and Journalism degree at Northumbria University, Rachael worked at Newcastle’s leading regional newspaper with her stories being picked up in national and global newspapers. She spent two very successful years giving a voice to those communities across the North East who otherwise…
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