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Best bottomless brunch in Chester.

Bottomless brunch in Chester runs at more than a dozen bookable venues. Most are 90-minute or two-hour packages, roughly £30-£45 a head, with Saturday still doing most of the work. Turtle Bay, Olive Tree, Palm, Providence and Duttons run it through the week; Spinners is Friday and Saturday only. Booking is required, and at most venues the whole table has to take part.

I - THE QUESTION

The useful question is not whether Chester has bottomless brunch. It does. The useful question is whether the group wants cocktails, pizza, small plates, games, photos, gin or a calmer table.

II - THE RULE

Book the venue that matches the afternoon, not the one with the loudest promise. Some are food-focused, some are party-focused, and some are really pre-night-out infrastructure with eggs nearby.

III - THE CAVEAT

Offers change constantly. Prices, time limits, drinks lists, Saturday rules and group restrictions were checked on 30 June 2026, but the venue page wins on the day.

* Before you book

Updated 30 June 2026

Quick picks

Olive Tree for food, Turtle Bay for cocktails, Bonobo for pizza, Palm for photos, Spinners for games, Providence for gin.

Cosy Club and The Botanist are the calmer chain bets; The Yard is the independent party-brunch option near the station.

Clay-style Chester bottomless brunch scene with cocktails, pizza and timber-framed buildings

Booking comparison

Days, time and price.

All require booking, especially Saturdays. At most venues the whole table must take part, and minimum group sizes apply. Prices and times checked 30 June 2026 - confirm on the venue's booking page.
Venue Days Time limit Price (per head)
Olive Tree Brasserie Chester 7 days 90 min from £43.95
BONOBO Bar & Canteen Sat & Sun 90 min £37
The Yard Mediterranean Restaurant Saturdays 90 min £35
Turtle Bay Chester 7 days 2 hours from £36
Palm Cocktail Bar & Eatery 7 days 2 hours from £34.95
Spinners Chester Fri & Sat 90 min £35
Cosy Club 7 days 90 min from £35
The Botanist Chester Fri & Sat 90 min £47.50
Providence Gin 7 days 90 min from £39.50

Cosy Club

Days
7 days
Time
90 min
Price
from £35

I ✻ Food-first picks

Start here if the food still matters.

For the group that wants brunch to be a meal, not just a timed drinks exercise with something beige on the side.

II ✻ Party and group picks

Use these when brunch is phase one.

These are the louder bookings: cocktails, photos, games and the kind of table where nobody is pretending the afternoon ends with coffee.

III ✻ Calmer alternatives

Better when the group wants less chaos.

Still bottomless, but less likely to feel like the first scene of a long night out.

IV ✻ 6 more that match

Also bookable for bottomless brunch.

These are real current or recently verified options, but they sit outside the nine ranked picks because they are more chain-pub, more standardised, or more check-direct before building the day around them.

V ✻ Good to know

Useful questions, properly answered.

What is the best bottomless brunch in Chester for food?

Olive Tree Brasserie and Bonobo are the strongest food-focused options. Olive Tree is more meal-like; Bonobo is the pizza-volume answer.

What is the best bottomless brunch in Chester for cocktails?

Turtle Bay is the safest cocktail-heavy pick. Palm is better if photos, DJs and dressed-up group energy matter more.

What is the best bottomless brunch in Chester for groups?

Spinners, Turtle Bay, Palm and The Yard are the obvious group choices, depending on whether you want games, cocktails, photos or independent party-brunch energy.

Do Chester bottomless brunches need booking?

Yes. Especially on Saturdays, race days and for larger groups. Check the venue booking page before turning up with six thirsty friends and optimism.

Does everyone on the table have to do bottomless brunch?

Usually yes. Most Chester venues run it as a per-head package with a minimum of two, and at several the whole table has to take part - and if anyone upgrades to premium drinks, everyone does. Worth checking before you book a mixed group.

Is there a bottomless brunch option for non-drinkers?

Most venues offer a soft or zero-alcohol version of the package at a similar price, with mocktails and non-alcoholic beer rather than a discount. If someone isn't drinking, they're usually still buying in rather than ordering off-menu.