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A bottomless brunch means a table you don't have to rush and drinks that don't stop coming. Book one on a harbour cruise in Sydney, at a distillery on the Mornington Peninsula, or with alpacas in the paddock beforehand. This is brunch as the outing itself, across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and the Adelaide Hills.
Brunch here comes with a reason to leave the house: a bottomless drinks package, a boat trip, a farm visit, or a distillery you'd otherwise never see before 10am. Sydney and Melbourne carry the bulk of it, with Brisbane, Perth and the Adelaide Hills adding their own versions. Pick the city, then pick the version of brunch that fits the day.
Bottomless brunch experiences in Sydney tend to be built around a view. Weekend Bottomless Brunch at Terrace on the Domain is a four-course Italian shared feast with bottomless sparkling, looking out over the Royal Botanic Gardens and the city skyline. On the water, Sydney Bottomless Brunch runs a drinks package with share-style modern Australian dishes at Blackbird Cafe on Darling Harbour, while the Champagne Brunch at Sydney Seaplanes Lounge in Rose Bay pairs Moet & Chandon with seaplanes landing metres from your table.
Further out, a Tall Ship sail on the harbour comes with unlimited Australian bubbly and a finger food spread, and the Hunter Valley Sparkling Brunch trades the city for a shared brunch board and wine tasting at Audrey Wilkinson Vineyard.
Melbourne's version splits between the river and the Mornington Peninsula. Bottomless Brunch Cruise in Melbourne runs unlimited drinks with a savoury and sweet spread aboard the Spirit of Melbourne, departing Southgate on the Yarra. Out at Bass & Flinders Distillery, Bottomless Brunch on the Mornington Peninsula pairs bottomless cocktails with fresh tapas against the distillery's coastal setting, and further along in Yarra Glen, 3 Course Brunch with Unlimited Drinks adds a proper sit-down feed to the drinks package: a seasonal platter, full-sized mains and a plate of petit fours.
Two more skip the bottomless format for a glass of sparkling each: Port Phillip Bay Scenic Cruise with Brunch and Bubbles is a catamaran run to Portarlington with a barista coffee alongside, and Sparkling Brunch at Green Olive is a sit-down plate of granola or fruit toast at Red Hill.
Brisbane and Perth trade the bottomless drinks package for a slower, sit-down brunch. Brunch with Sparkling in a Heritage Location keeps things homemade: any hot breakfast off the menu, a glass of Veuve d'Argent sparkling, and a setting built for lingering. The Gourmet Breakfast Cooking Class is a hands-on morning working through pastry, bread and hollandaise in pairs, finishing in a three-course feast you made yourself.
Off Fremantle, the Snorkelling Tour of Carnac Island with BBQ Brunch is a half-day cruise to a protected marine reserve, with reef snorkelling and dolphin and sea lion sightings before a barbecue on the water. In the Adelaide Hills, the Jurlique Farm Wellness Morning opens the farm before the public gates do, with a guided walk, botanical harvesting and a breakfast picnic among the rose gardens.
A brunch booking is an easy gift to get right. There's no size to guess and no shelf space to find, just a morning someone else didn't have to plan. Buy it for a birthday, a new job, a friend who's had a hard few months, or simply because a Saturday with nothing on the calendar is a good enough reason.
If you're not sure which one to pick, a RedBalloon gift voucher lets the person choose their own brunch, city and format, from a bottomless drinks package in Sydney to a wellness morning in the Adelaide Hills.
The unlimited drinks cruise on the Yarra is a popular choice, pairing a savoury and sweet spread with as many drinks as two hours allows. In Sydney, the bottomless brunch at Terrace on the Domain is a strong option for a group booking, with a four-course Italian feast overlooking the Botanical Gardens. For a brunch that comes with more than a table, Brunch with the Bunch Alpaca Experience swaps unlimited drinks for hand-feeding alpacas beforehand, and is a popular choice too.
The brunch range on RedBalloon covers Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and the Adelaide Hills, plus regional spots like the Hunter Valley and Yarra Valley. Use the location filter at the top of the page to narrow the list to your state, then check each listing for the exact suburb or venue before booking, since a handful run in more than one location.
Most bottomless brunch bookings run one and a half to two hours, with unlimited drinks such as sparkling wine, cocktails or beer, plus a shared or sit-down food menu depending on the venue. The Blackbird Cafe bottomless brunch on Darling Harbour pairs the drinks package with share-style modern Australian dishes, while the Yarra Glen three-course brunch swaps the shared plates for a full sit-down meal. Check the individual listing for what's poured: some run beer, wine and cocktails; others stick to sparkling only.
18, for any booking that includes alcohol. Bottomless brunch bookings that include unlimited alcohol, such as the Rose Bay champagne brunch with the seaplanes, require everyone in the group to be 18 or over, with photo ID sometimes checked on arrival. Brunches without a drinks package, like the Brisbane breakfast cooking class, don't carry the same age restriction, so they suit a wider group.
It's one of the easier group bookings on RedBalloon: most bottomless brunch venues seat groups at a shared table, and an unlimited drinks package means nobody's tracking a tab through the morning. The Green Olive brunch at Red Hill suits a smaller group looking for a relaxed sit-down, while the heritage-location brunch in Brisbane works for a group that wants a quieter, homemade version away from the city.
Bottomless brunch is built around a drinks package and a shared or sit-down meal, usually over one and a half to two hours. High tea is built around a tiered stand of sweet and savoury bites, and typically doesn't include unlimited alcohol. Pick brunch when the drinks are the point, and high tea when the food presentation is.
For a moving venue, lunch and dinner cruises take the harbour setting from a handful of the Sydney and Melbourne brunches above and extend it into the afternoon or evening. The Hunter Valley and Yarra Valley brunches share a region with wine tasting and winery tours, worth checking if brunch is one stop on a longer day out. Day spa packages cover the same wellness ground as the Jurlique Farm morning, minus the food. For more time with animals after the alpacas, animal encounters has the rest of the list, and cooking classes picks up where the Gourmet Breakfast Cooking Class leaves off, for anyone who'd rather learn the recipe than just eat it.