The coolest bottomless brunch spots in Melbourne

At the House of Lulu White, you can get into the OG bottomless brunch, which offers diners a dish of their choice from the BB menu plus endless liquid refreshment over a 90-minute sitting. If you prefer to linger, we love the Deluxe BB, which gives diners the chance to try the chef’s selection of canapes plus bottomless cocktails for two hours.

The bottomless drinks list at House of Lulu includes mimosas, salted caramel espresso martinis, bellinis, rose sangria, pina colada spritz, and spicy lychee iced tea.

Bottomless brunchers here might be shocked to know that the building was once a strip-joint! Today, the staff promise to keep their clothes on but will still take care of your every need, as they cater to pescatarians, vegetarians and vegans too.

Dish Cult’s top pick: Deluxe bottomless brunch with bottomless cocktails (2 hours, $85 per person)

Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday, go Mexican at Bodega Underground, with a bottomless brunch featuring five courses and 90 minutes of free-flowing Mexi-mimosas, mezcal and micheladas.

Head underground at this subterranean spot with its red neon lights and loud music, and you’ll definitely feel cooler than you are. As well as serving up traditional Mexican favourites, like tacos and tostadas, there’s plenty of vegan and gluten-free dishes so everyone can enjoy.

Dish Cult’s top pick: Bottomless Mexi-brunch (90 minutes, $69 per person)

If you like your bottomless brunch with a side dish of gospel, or maybe an entrée of drag, then look no further than The Smith.

A roaming gospel choir will bring soul to your Saturday as you enjoy the bottomless brunch at this trendy gastropub which features a dish from the brunch menu along with two hours of spritz, house wine, sparkling and house beer.

On Sundays, drag takes centre stage with The Smith’s Drag brunch, where you’ll get unlimited spritz for two hours and a brunch dish along with serious sass from the queen on the decks.

Dish Cult’s top pick: Gospel brunch (2 hours, $65); Drag Brunch (2 hours, $69)

Can you have gnocchi for bottomless brunch? The team at Mamma’s Boy Trattoria doesn’t see why not and on Sundays are offering not just unlimited cocktails for a two-hour period, but unlimited handmade gnocchi too.

It might be more lunch or dinner than brunch with sittings starting at 11.30am and finishing at 7.30pm but it doesn’t really matter as you’ll get to eat as much as you like of delicious gnocchi topped with slow cooked lamb ragu, Napoli sauce or truffle mushroom and spinach. There’s garlic bread for good measure and the cocktails include a spritz menu, tropical punch and mojitos.

Sure, there’ll be a carb coma afterwards, but it will have been worth it.

Dish Cult’s top pick: Bottomless gnocchi and cocktails (two hours, $59 per person)

The team at Fargo & Co specialise in hearty fare and are rightfully proud of the fact that they make a darn good cocktail. Bottomless brunchers here will love the ‘killer’ menu, and the free flow of Prosecco, wine, cocktail jugs, mimosas and house beer over a two hour sitting on either weekend day.

Chow down on Fried chicken and waffles, or the Chicken katsu sandwich. The Aussie prawn roll is seriously decadent, but if you’re after something sweet, don’t go past the Sweet waffles with pavlova, lemon curd and strawberry sorbet.

Live music makes the bottomless brunch a real party, and with both indoor and outdoor seating and a bright and breezy vibe, it’s particularly perfect for a chilled out time.

Dish Cult’s top pick: OG bottomless brunch (2 hours, $69 per person)