If there’s one thing Covent Garden does especially well, it’s a long, leisurely brunch that gently turns into an all-afternoon situation.
Add bottomless brunch into the mix, and suddenly your weekend plans are sorted. Central London energy, buzzy street scenes, excellent food, and a steady flow of drinks — it’s the formula that keeps this area firmly on the group chat agenda.
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I’ve booked my fair share of bottomless spots here over the years, and the best ones get the balance just right: generous cocktails, a solid menu, and a vibe that feels fun without tipping into chaos.
Think crisp Aperol spritz, decent beer, dishes you actually want to eat, and clear price per person options that don’t leave you squinting at the bill. Bonus points if the offers feel genuinely good value and the bars know how to keep things flowing.
So if you’re ready to book something worth dressing up for — or casually “just brunch” your way through Covent Garden — these are the 10 spots that deliver on flavour, atmosphere, and bottomless done properly. Read on, pick your favourite, and consider this your sign to lock it in.
1. Blame Gloria
- Address: 20 Bedford St, London WC2E 9HP
- Cost: From £45 per person
Blame Gloria is pure maximalist fun — bold interiors, throwback playlists, and bottomless that leans heavily into cocktails rather than filler prosecco. The menu is comfort-led brunch classics with a playful twist, and the drinks just keep coming. Ideal if your group chat wants chaos (the good kind) with their eggs.
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2. Tequila Mockingbird
- Address: 42 William IV St, London WC2N 4DD
- Cost: From £52.92 per person
This one’s a go-to for margarita lovers — Tequila Mockingbird takes bottomless seriously. Expect generous pours, fast refills, and a buzzy crowd that knows exactly why they’re here. Book ahead, especially on weekends, because tables disappear quickly!
3. Brown’s Brasserie & Bar
- Address: 82-84 St. Martins Lane, Covent Garden, WC2N 4AG
- Cost: From £49 per person
Browns does refined brunch energy well — classic dishes, calm interiors, and a slightly more grown-up crowd. The bottomless offering feels polished rather than wild, with cocktails that don’t taste rushed. Perfect for a slower, chat-first brunch.
4. All Bar One
- Address: 19 Henrietta Street, WC2E 8QH
- Cost: From £40 per person
Reliable, social, and easy, All Bar One is a crowd-pleaser for a reason. The bottomless option is generous, the menu covers all bases, and the vibe stays lively without tipping over. Great for casual group plans that still feel fun.
5. The Escapologist
- Address: 35 Earlham St, Seven Dials, London WC2H 9LD
- Cost: From £45 per person
The Escapologist is one of those Covent Garden bars that really understands the brief when it comes to bottomless brunch. Expect well-balanced cocktails, comfort-led food, and a buzzy, social atmosphere that feels lively without being overwhelming. It’s an easy win for a weekend brunch that turns into a few hours longer than planned — in the best way.
FUN FACT: Covent Garden was once London’s main fruit-and-veg market, and traders used to shout their prices so loudly it shaped the area’s reputation for theatre and performance long before the West End took over.
6. Gilgamesh
- Address: 4a Upper St Martin’s Lane, Covent Garden, London WC2H 9NY
- Cost: House Brunch £50 per person | Premium Brunch £60 per person
Gilgamesh brings a more elevated take on bottomless brunch in Covent Garden, pairing bold Pan-Asian flavours with free-flowing wine and cocktails that feel genuinely considered. The experience is designed for sharing — think sashimi, kara-age, rich curries, and generous dessert platters — with the option to upgrade if you’re in the mood for premium dishes.
7. Oche
- Address: 105 Strand, London, WC2R 0AA
- Cost: £50 per person
Oche puts a playful spin on bottomless with a Friday and Saturday evening setup that feels more like a pre-night-out ritual than a classic brunch. You get 85 minutes of darts, two tapas dishes, and bottomless margaritas, bubbles, and beer, with a DJ on Saturdays to keep the energy up. It’s ideal if your group wants something interactive, a little competitive, and unapologetically fun — less eggs, more tequila!
8. Brigit’s Bakery
- Address: 6-7 Chandos Pl, London WC2N 4HU
- Cost: £70 per person (Bottomless Prosecco) | £75 per person (Bottomless Gin Cocktails)
Expect freshly prepared savouries, an impressive selection of mini cakes, choux pastries, tarts, and classic scones — all served in a polished, celebratory setting that feels perfect for birthdays or special plans. It’s less about eggs and more about elegance, but TBH, if your idea of brunch skews sweet and bubbly, this one hits the brief.
9. Bunga 90
- Address: 167 Drury Ln, London WC2B 5PG
- Cost: £50 per person
Bunga 90 is brunch turned full-blown throwback party, complete with live karaoke, a DJ, and 90 minutes of bottomless beers or cocktails served in jugs and pitchers. The food leans nostalgic — small plates, salads, and a 12” pizza to share between two — while the vibe is pure Britney-era chaos, in the best way. If singing your heart out with a slice of pizza in hand sounds like your ideal Saturday, this one’s a no-brainer.
10. Big Easy
- Address: 12 Maiden Lane, London WC2E 7NA
- Cost: From £34.50 per person | Bottomless drinks +£5 per person
Big Easy’s bottomless brunch is unapologetically indulgent, pairing serious comfort food with free-flowing drinks in a laid-back, buzzy setting. You can go all-in on unlimited home-smoked BBQ, opt for steak and lobster, or keep things classic with mac ’n’ cheese or a veggie burger — all with prosecco, beer, frozen mojitos, wine, or even thick shakes.
Covent Garden really knows how to do a weekend — good food, flowing drinks, and just the right amount of chaos.
Book wisely, pace yourself (or don’t 😜), and treat this list as your excuse to turn a simple brunch into an all-day plan. London does bottomless well, but here’s where it really shines.
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