Some mornings are meant for sleep-ins, and some are meant for indulging in the best bottomless brunch Melbourne has offer.
Are you after endless mimosas, too many proseccos, more margaritas than you can poke a stick at? Well, if you've woken up on that side of the bed, get your Sunday (or Saturday) best on, and get ready to party.
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Check out our list of the best bottomless brunch in Melbourne for 2025, according to Urban List.
Pincho Disco
59 Cambridge Street, Collingwood
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If you are partial to a midday pinot grigio (just like we are) we’ll steer you towards Latin-American diner Pincho Disco. Round up your buddies to enjoy 90-minutes of free-flowing cocktails (think Chilli Cha margaritas and Passioncello Spritz), wine, and beer in this gorgeously designed Collingwood space. You’ll score tasty bites like like lamb tacos, oysters, and chorizo anticucho (in other words, you really won’t go hungry).
INSIDER INTEL
- Pincho's bottomless brunch is every Saturday from 12pm to 2pm.
- This brunch will set you back $75 per person.
- Spots fill fast, book here.
State of Grace
27 King Street, Melbourne
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It’s bottomless brunch under the chandelier, darling. State Of Grace knows how to throw a soirée, that’s for sure. There’s a lavish shared lunch menu that’s flavourful and gorgeously presented with dishes like apple smoked salmon, confit potato, and cauliflower gratin. And of course all the cocktails, spritzes, wine, and beer you can drink. The live music is the cherry on the cake — it’s the perfect bottomless brunch experience.
INSIDER INTEL
- Every Saturday for two hours from 12pm or 3pm.
- The service here is unreal, you won’t be frantically trying to wave someone down for a refill.
- Brunch will set you back a reasonable $80 per person.
The Valiant Bar
412 Little Collins Street, Melbourne CBD
Set beneath 200 glittering disco balls, you can probably guess the bottomless brunch vibe at The Valiant Bar. It’s mischievous, a little bit cheeky, and as a side note: incredibly budget-friendly. Cocktail jugs of watermelon mojito and pornstar are sure to get you buzzing, or take your pick from a range of wines and beers. The food is tasty and perfect for soaking up the booze with burrata on focaccia and margherita pizza. There are multiple session times running from 4pm Friday and from 11:30am on Saturday, so you can pick a time that suits your gang.
INSIDER INTEL
- At $49 per person, this might be the cheapest bottomless brunch Melbourne has on offer.
- Add spirits to your bottomless experience for an extra $10.
- A live DJ really sets the mood (you’re in for a party).
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Hotel Jesus
176 Smith Street, Collingwood
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Hotel Jesus is a 1970s Mexican-inspired taqueria from the team behind Mamasita, churning out bottomless brunches every Saturday from 12pm and Sunday from 2pm. Settle into the bottomless banquet with a round of mimosas to start, then make your way through the drinks list, round by round. You can expect sangria and frozen margs among other drink options and for the food menu, there are tacos of course as well as guacamole served with salsa macha and chips to soak up that booze.
INSIDER INTEL
- Brunch comes in at $75 per person.
- The Paloma cocktail is a must-try.
- There's churros with dulce de leche dipping sauce for brunch dessert.
Half Acre
112 Munro Street, South Melbourne
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Half Acre, known for its modern Australian fare, is putting on an epic and hearty bottomless brunch buffet, ‘Feast & Flow.’ Living up to its name, you’ll be feasting on a bottomless buffet with roasted meats and a smorgasbord of desserts as well as dishes made to order every weekend. Choose to simply feast for $69pp or add on the free-flow of unlimited cocktails, prosecco and wine for an extra $29pp. With passion fruit caipiroska, grapefruit Aperol spritz and lychee sour among the cocktails, you’ll truly be in a state of flow.
INSIDER INTEL
- Bottomless brunch sessions run for two hours.
- Choose a time that works for you, on Saturday or Sunday.
- It might be a bit more expensive than other options, but you'll see why when you go.
Assembly Ground
104 Fletcher St, Essendon
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Assembly Ground has launched its 1.5-hour bottomless brunch sessions just in time for the summer season. The “Classic Bottomless Brunch” ($59pp) offering includes staple dishes like their fritters, chunky avo, french toast and chicken tacos, plus free-flowing mimosas, Aperol Spritz, bubbly, wine or beer. Or, you can upgrade your booking to the “Bougie Bottomless Brunch” ($79pp) with limitless cocktails and espresso martinis and the choice of any meal on the menu
INSIDER INTEL
- The fluffy cinnamon doughnut hotcakes filled with warm homemade strawberry jam, topped with double cream mascarpone and fresh raspberries are as good as they sound.
- The watermelon spritz is the biz.
- Book any time from Friday to Sunday.
Bomba
103 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne CBD
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Spanish restaurant and rooftop bar Bomba has opened up its rooftop for bottomless brunches with a skyline view, featuring a particularly delicious-looking menu—so get ready. We’re talking two hours of non-stop cocktail sipping, while tapas plates like leek and manchego croquettes, charcoal-grilled pork belly and braised beef with oloroso are served up for your indulgence.
INSIDER INTEL
- Brunch runs every Saturday until 3pm.
- Try the pomelita cocktail with Spanish white vermouth, grapefruit, and soda — big yum.
- There’s also beer and wine for your sipping pleasure.
Mamma’s Boy Trattoria
6/10 Tripovich Street, Brunswick
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Bottomless brunch hits different at Brunswick Italian local, Mamma’s Boy Trattoria. On the last Sunday of every month, they dish up a bounty of unlimited gnocchi and cocktails for a staggeringly cost-effective $75 – that’s an incredible price for potato formula.
Work your way through three distinct gnocchi dishes including slow-cooked ragu, classic Napoli with Fior Di Latte, and a truffle mushroom and spinach number. To accompany this carb-heavy session will be limitless espresso martinis, a vodka ginger martini, and a rotating array of spritzes.
INSIDER INTEL
- They cater to the whole squad, with gluten free and vegan available for an extra $5.
- The session runs for two hours, plenty of time to fill up on gnocchi.
- Limitless cocktails includes classic negronis, fruity daiquiris, and refreshing spritzes.
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