Bottomless brunch continues to be a popular choice and there are nine locations across the town offering unique packages.
Though the idea behind bottomless brunch is to make the most of the unlimited alcohol, there are often alternatives for those who do not drink or would prefer not to.
Among these venues there are plenty of meat and vegetarian options for the meal choices that accompany the flowing drinks.
Whether you are looking for the most affordable choice for an alcoholic bottomless brunch for £30, or you would prefer to upgrade and have a bigger selection of drinks for the highest price of £44.50, there is something here for everyone.
Our last round-up of bottomless brunches in Northampton, published about a year ago, went down a storm among readers – so here is your updated version for the latest deals and packages available.
5. Velvet Room, St Giles’ Street
Bottomless brunch is available at Velvet Room from 4pm until 6.30pm on Wednesdays and Thursdays, 2pm until 5.30pm on Fridays, and 12pm until 3pm on Saturdays. It is priced at £38 per person on Wednesdays and Thursdays, and £41 per person on Fridays and Saturdays. Each guest can choose two large tapas dishes and unlimited drinks from the standard menu for two hours. Complimentary bread and oils are given to each table on arrival. Photo: Velvet Room
6. The Optimist, St Giles’ Street
The Optimist’s option is no longer bottomless, but they do offer a ‘boozy brunch’ – which they believe is great for hen parties, stag dos or when you fancy something a little different to kickstart the day. Visitors can pick any breakfast item, along with two 200ml mini bottles of fizz, two cocktails or two pints of draught deer, from £12.50 per person. If you fancy upgrading, you can get a 750ml midi bottle of fizz, or an extra two cocktails or two pints of draught beer from £24.50 per person. Photo: Kirsty Edmonds
7. Playhouse, Bridge Street
Playhouse, a unique arcade bar, offers four bottomless brunch options available in slots of an hour-and-a-half each. Unlimited pizza and soft drinks is priced at £22.50 per person. You can upgrade for an additional £5 per person and pay £27.50 for unlimited pizza and selected alcoholic drinks, including cocktails, beers, ciders and fizz. Paying £37.50 per person will allow you to choose from all cocktails and selected beers. The ‘ultimate brunch’ deal, which is the most expensive option at £42.50 per person, includes gaming credit. All of the offers exclude Guinness and Neck Oil. Photo: Playhouse
8. Bridge 26 Bar & Bites, Bridge Street
For £39.50 per person, visitors can pick one main course or two sides accompanied with an unlimited number of the listed drinks for two hours. For an extra £5 per person, bringing the price to £44.50, each guest can upgrade to choose from a list of premium cocktails. For groups of six or more, all participants must keep within the same bottomless brunch choice – standard or upgraded. Photo: Bridge 26 Bar & Bites