Bottomless Brunches in Philadelphia, PA
One of the best ways to celebrate the weekend in Philadelphia is with a delicious brunch. And when it’s bottomless, it’s even more fun! Rally up your friends for a Saturday or Sunday brunch and get your fill on all the mimosas and Bloody Marys you can drink. Check out this article for some of our favorite bottomless brunch spots in Philadelphia, PA. Cheers to that!
Bourbon & Branch
705 N 2nd St, Philadelphia, PA 19123
(215) 238-0660
When you love bourbon and brunch, Bourbon & Branch should be at the top of your list. The brick-front building offers seating indoors and out. Brunch is served daily until 3, so you can enjoy your fill of brunch burritos, biscuits and gravy, and a bananas foster French toast that is only available on the weekend. You’ll find plenty of whiskey specials, and the bartenders will always help you with the right drink to pair with your brunch entrée of choice.
Harper’s Garden
31 S 18th St, Philadelphia, PA 19103
(267) 886-8552
Harper’s Garden is a New American restaurant with a cocktail bar at the heart of it. The rustic dining room will have you sitting amid a garden with twinkling lights and foliage. The brunch menu is served on Saturdays and Sundays, allowing you to choose dishes from shrimp and grits to a roasted pork burrito. Brunch cocktails include an espresso martini, a strawberry swing…and if you’re looking for bottomless, there’s a carafe of bubbles and orange juice so you can build your own mimosas at the table.
White Dog Cafe
3420 Sansom St, Philadelphia, PA 19104
(215) 386-9224
When you want award-winning food that changes by the season, White Dog Café is a great option. The colorful interior boasts hues of bright pink and blue while offering luxurious seating. The weekend brunch offers various courses, including soups, bread, salads, and entrees. Start by sharing a smoked salmon flatbread or dive right into an avocado BLT or “The Elvis” stuffed French Toast. Don’t forget to check out their bottomless mimosas, too.
Café La Maude
816 N 4th St, Philadelphia, PA 19123
(267) 318-7869
Café La Maude provides your favorite breakfast and brunch foods every day of the week. While they offer some American classics, they also have quite a few Mediterranean dishes to add some flair. Green Shakshuka may be one of our favorites, though many people also rave about the brisket huevos. The portions are hearty within this cute café, so arrive hungry. No reservations are taken, so be sure to get there early. It’s always bottomless because it’s also a BYOB.
Green Eggs Cafe
212 S 13th St, Philadelphia, PA 19107
(267) 861-0314
Green Eggs Café is open seven days a week, which means that you don’t have to wait until the weekend to enjoy brunch. They are known for their creative dishes, including Red Velvet pancakes. You’ll find coffee drinks, smoothies, and plenty of bottomless cocktails such as Mimosas and “Bloodies.” The bright dining room is always bustling, and with art on the wall, it will provide the perfect backdrop for any morning or mid-day meetup.
Harp & Crown
1525 Sansom St, Philadelphia, PA 19102
(215) 330-2800
Harp & Crown is a gastropub with a stunning interior. You’ll find art on the walls, exposed wooden beams on the ceiling, and an interesting industrial vibe throughout. The brunch menu, which is available on the weekend, includes a create-your-own donut station as well as made-to-order omelettes. There’s a fixed price for brunch, allowing you to indulge in it all, as well as all the bottomless juice and drip coffee that you care to drink. Should you want a Bloody Mary, Bellini, or Mimosa, they are available (and delicious).
Positano Coast
212 Walnut St 2nd Floor, Philadelphia, PA 19106
(215) 238-0499
Positano Coast is an Italian restaurant by renowned chef Aldo Lamberti. The dining room is bright and airy with a touch of elegance. The seafood-centric menu goes even further over the weekend when the brunch menu is available. This is when you can find everything from salmon avocado toast to an asparagus and crab skillet. You’ll find an array of cocktails to choose from. The bottomless cocktails include Mimosas and Sangrias and are available for a two-hour time period.
Anejo
1001 N 2nd St, Philadelphia, PA 19123
(267) 534-5746
Anejo is famous in Philadelphia for its classic Latin menu. The stunning restaurant has exposed brick as well as a large outdoor seating area. Brunch is available on Saturdays and Sundays with a fixed menu where you choose your brunch entrée and enjoy 90 minutes of unlimited brunch cocktails. Your entrée can include anything from morning tacos with confit pork shoulder to huevos rancheros. Advanced reservations are necessary to ensure you get in on all of this deliciousness.
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