When it comes to bottomless brunch Dublin is home to its fair share of restaurants that offer a boozy brunch that packs a punch. That rhymed… painfully!
Regardless of whether you want to chow down on homemade tacos with a Bloody Mary or tuck into some eggs Benedict with mimosas, there are some excellent places for a boozy brunch in Dublin.
In the guide below, you’ll find 8 of the best places for bottomless brunch in Dublin, from traditional pubs and quirky boutique cafes to a some of the best restaurants in Dublin.
Where we think does the best bottomless brunch in Dublin
Photos via Bow Lane Social on FB
The first section of this guide is packed with where we think does the best bottomless brunch in Dublin.
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1. Beef & Lobster (from €23 p/p)
Photos via Beef & Lobster restaurant on Facebook
Located on Parliament Street in Temple Bar, Beef & Lobster specialises in surf and turf cuisine and it’s known for dishing up some of the most popular bottomless brunch Dublin has to offer.
On their menu, you will find everything from buttermilk fried chicken and waffles to freshly-caught lobsters and steaks. The crisp duck wings are also a big crowd-pleaser.
There’s also everything from tacos and king prawns to avocado and poached eggs and much, much more.
The need-to-knows: The Beef & Lobster bottomless brunch runs on Saturday and Sunday from 12:00 to 16:00. You get 1hr and 45mins of bottomless Mimosas or Bellinis (must order a main course)
2. Bow Lane Social (from €50 p/p)
Photos via Bow Lane Social on FB
Located a stone’s throw from St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Bow Lane Social is one of the most popular venues for a boozy brunch in Dublin.
Bow Lane is arguably the best bottomless brunch in Dublin when it comes to the variety of drinks and food on offer. Drink wise, there’s the Bow Lane Fizz, The Peachy Mexican, a Southside Sling, a Bloody Mary, a North Side Cooler and more.
For food, you have all of the usuals, like Huevos Rancheros and Eggs Benedict to Crab and King Prawn Hash and much more.
The need-to-knows: The Bow Lane bottomless brunch runs every Friday, Saturday & Sunday. It’s €50 a head and there’s a max 2-hour sitting.
3. The Revolution (from €18 p/p)
Photos via The Revolution restaurant on Facebook
Offering bottomless brunch every Saturday and Sunday from 11 am to 4 pm, Rathgar’s Revolution is a great place to catch up with friends.
On the food menu, you’ve some of the old favourites, like a pulled pork Benedict and American style pancakes to carnitas tacos.
There’s also breakfast burritos, smashed lemon avocado, grilled portobello tacos and much more. The only draw back of this place is you’re limited to OJ mimosas.
The need-to-knows: The Revolution bottomless brunch runs on Saturday and Sunday from 11 – 4 and costs €18 a head for endless OJ mimosas. There’s a max 2-hour sitting.
4. Market Bar/Chelsea Drugstore (from €49.50 p/p)
Photos via The Market Bar on FB
Part of the Market Bar Group, this bottomless brunch runs via their sister venue, The Chelsea Drugstore, and leans heavily into a party-style brunch with food, cocktails, and DJ-led energy.
You choose one brunch main, with options ranging from Eggs Benedict and Huevos Rotos to sweet waffles, all paired with unlimited cocktails during your sitting.
A resident DJ plays throughout, and guests can request songs, giving this one more of a lively, upbeat feel than a relaxed café-style brunch.
The need-to-knows: Bottomless brunch runs every Saturday and Sunday from 12:30. It costs €49.50 per person, includes one brunch main and unlimited cocktails, and is limited to a 2-hour sitting.
5. Doll Society Brunch at Hyde (from €45 p/p)
Photos via Doll Society on IG
Doll Society’s bottomless brunch at Hyde is part brunch, part live entertainment, and very much aimed at groups looking for something louder and more theatrical than a standard sit-down meal.
The experience combines a live Doll Society performance with a brunch dish and 90 minutes of bottomless drinks.
Entry is ticketed in advance, with food and drinks paid at the venue on the day. This one leans firmly into the event-style brunch category, making it popular for birthdays, hen parties, and group celebrations.
If you’re going with friends, booking all tickets together is essential, as separate bookings aren’t guaranteed to be seated together.
The need-to-knows: Tickets cost €15 per person and cover entry and entertainment. A further €30 per person is payable at the venue for one brunch dish and 90 minutes of bottomless drinks.
Where to grab a regular (and V tasty!) brunch in Dublin
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