Bottomless Brunch in Chester
Bottomless Brunch in Chester
Bottomless brunch has become a fixture of the Chester weekend, and a growing number of the city's bars and restaurants now run a package on Saturdays and Sundays. The venues below are the ones we hold confirmed details for — each links through to its own page with the address, opening hours and any deals we have on record.
The format is broadly consistent wherever you book. You take a sitting, usually 90 minutes or two hours, and that covers a brunch plate from a set menu plus unlimited drinks for the length of the slot. Prosecco is the standard pour; many places also offer cocktails, bellinis or spritzes, and some run an alcohol-free version for anyone not drinking. Sittings tend to cluster around late morning and early afternoon, and the popular ones go days ahead.
A few things are worth checking before you book, because they vary between venues and they are the details people get caught out by: whether the drinks stop when your sitting ends or when the kitchen closes, whether the whole table has to take the package, whether there is a minimum group size, and whether service is added automatically. Where we hold a price or a current offer for a venue, it is on that venue's page.
Venues
14 venuesBrasserie ABode
Relaxed, ingredient-led dining within the 4-star ABode Chester hotel with panoramic views over Chester Racecourse and the Welsh hills. Contemporary small plates, British classics, all-day dining, and afternoon tea.
Cosy Club
Bar and restaurant in the Coachworks Arcade at Chester Northgate. Part of the national chain known for its eclectic vintage decor, all-day brunch menu, cocktails, and afternoon tea. Warm golden lighting and polished wooden furniture.
Duttons
Wine bar and bistro on Godstall Lane in the heart of Chester. A relaxed spot for wine, cocktails, and quality food in an intimate setting off the main shopping streets.
Kuckoo
A boutique cocktail bar with a rock-and-roll theme — moody red lighting, indie soundtrack, and flamboyant cocktails. Popular Saturday bottomless brunches with unlimited cocktails and Neapolitan pizza.
Music Hall Tap
Two-storey craft keg bar and sports/music venue in Music Hall Passage off Northgate Street. Large selection of craft keg beers, extensive spirits, artisan cocktails, and multiple HD sports TVs. Live music, DJ nights, and student promos.
Off The Wall
Craft beer and cocktail bar on St John Street, part of the Social Pub & Kitchen group. Known for its relaxed vibe, craft beers, creative cocktails, and street food-inspired menu.
Olive Tree Brasserie
Mediterranean and Greek brasserie on Watergate Street. Extensive menu covering meze, grills, kebabs, classics like moussaka and kleftiko, plus bottomless brunch and Sunday roasts. Summer set menu and midweek deals.
Palm Cocktail Bar & Eatery
Chester's most fashionable independent cocktail bar and eatery on Watergate Street. Small plates, bottomless brunch, and a pink paradise of cocktails.
Providence Gin
Gin bar in a 1652 building on Watergate Street with over 400 gins, vintage cocktails, craft beer, wine and champagne. Walk-in gin tasting experiences available.
Six One Six
Independent Latin-Asian bar and restaurant on Pepper Street. Japanese-Peruvian fusion with sharing plates, hand-rolled sushi, taquitos, and expertly crafted cocktails. Moody atmosphere with DJs and live musicians. Home to one of Chester's most comprehensive tequila collections.
Slug & Lettuce
National chain bar and restaurant on Bridge Street. Offers cocktails, prosecco, pub classics, and brunch in a spacious, modern setting in the heart of the city centre.
Spinners Chester
Spinners Chester is a social games bar offering duckpin bowling, electric darts, shuffleboard, clayshot, interactive golf and electric boules, alongside artisan pizzas, burgers and cocktails. Located on Frodsham Street in Chester city centre, it caters to families, date nights, parties and corporate events.
The Red Lion
Historic 1600s Tudor black and white pub on Northgate Street. Well-pulled pints, pub food with a modern flavour for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Real ales, Sky Sports live fixtures, and a famously haunted cellar. Dog-friendly with limited outside seating.
Turtle Bay
Caribbean restaurant and bar at Chester Northgate on Princess Street. National chain serving jerk chicken, curried goat, roti wraps, Caribbean cocktails, and rum punch. Known for its 2-for-1 cocktail happy hour.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where can you do bottomless brunch in Chester?
The venues listed on this page are the ones we hold confirmed bottomless brunch details for, and each links through to that venue's page with its address, opening hours and any deals we have on record. It is worth checking a venue's own site or socials too — packages get added and withdrawn seasonally, and not every venue advertises one year-round. If you run a bottomless brunch we haven't listed, send us the details and we'll add it.
How much is bottomless brunch in Chester?
Bottomless brunch typically runs somewhere in the £30–£50 per person range, though it varies by venue and by what's included, so treat that as a guide rather than a quote — the venue's own site is the place to confirm. The price normally covers a brunch main from a set menu plus unlimited drinks for the length of your sitting. Cheaper packages tend to be prosecco-only with a shorter menu; pricier ones usually add cocktails or a longer slot. Check whether service is added automatically, as many venues do for larger groups.
How long does bottomless brunch last?
The standard sitting is 90 minutes to two hours. It is normally timed from your booking slot rather than from when you sit down, so arriving late usually costs you part of the session — worth knowing if you're meeting people first. Venues commonly run several sittings across a weekend day, and last orders on drinks are usually called shortly before the slot ends. Exact slot lengths and times differ by venue, so check when you book.
Do you need to book bottomless brunch in Chester?
Yes, essentially always. Bottomless brunch is almost never available on a walk-in basis — venues need to plan staffing and stock around the sittings, and most require booking with a deposit or card details. Popular Saturday slots go days in advance, and longer ahead over bank holidays, race weekends at Chester Racecourse, and through December. If you want a specific time, book at least a week out.
What days is bottomless brunch on in Chester?
Saturday and Sunday are the mainstays — bottomless brunch is fundamentally a weekend product, and most venues that run one will do at least one of those days. Some extend it to Friday, and bank holidays are worth asking about. Midweek bottomless brunch is much less common and, where it exists, tends to be a limited-time promotion rather than a standing offer. Check the venue directly rather than assuming, as the days a package runs change more often than the package itself.
Is there a non-alcoholic bottomless brunch option in Chester?
Increasingly, yes. Several Chester venues now offer an alcohol-free bottomless option — typically unlimited soft drinks, mocktails or alcohol-free fizz — usually at a lower price than the standard package. It is not universal, so it is worth asking when you book, particularly if part of your group is driving, pregnant or not drinking.
Run a bottomless brunch we haven't listed? We'd like to include it — send the details to hello@outinchester.com and we'll add you.