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The best bottomless brunch in Perth for a weekend feast

If you’re craving endless bubbles, brunch bites and a carefree weekend, these Perth spots are where bottomless brunch dreams come alive.

We’d argue that a relaxed brunch with friends sipping endless spritzes is one of the best ways to spend a weekend. And Perth has its fair share of wonderful venues serving top-notch feasts worthy of your precious weekend hours.

From chic, refined affairs to boozy, buzzy gatherings (and even bottomless beer brunches) there’s a venue for everyone. Here are the best spots for a bottomless brunch in Perth.

In short

If you only try one bottomless brunch in Perth, make it Tiisch – it was the city’s original and remains the most consistent, with two courses, free-flowing drinks, imaginative food and a vibe that balances casual and celebratory.

Tiisch

bottomless brunch with drink at Tiisch, Perth
The bottomless brunch at Tiisch comes with unlimited Bloody Mary’s mimosas. (Image: Supplied)

Tiisch brought the bottomless brunch concept to Perth and still leads the pack. Their brunch package ($79 for two hours) includes an appetiser, a choice of brunch mains and unlimited Bloody Mary’s mimosas, beer, wine and bubbles. The food is modern, unfussy and locally driven – think brunch staples elevated with seasonal touches.

Address: 38 Hay Street, Perth

The Aviary

people gathering at The Aviary, Perth
The vibrant vibe at The Aviary makes for the perfect brunch setting. (Image: Tourism WA)

A rooftop setting gives The Aviary its edge – timber decking, glimpses of the skyline and vibrant weekend energy. Their bottomless brunch runs Saturdays and Sundays and includes your pick of brunch dish with two hours of sparkling, mimosas, beer, wine or cocktail jugs. Think smashed avo, eggs benedict and berry waffles in a lush rooftop garden atmosphere.

Address: Level 1, 140 William St, Perth

Mimosa

smashed avocado and scrambled eggs combo at Mimosa, Perth
You can never go wrong with a smashed avocado and scrambled eggs combo at Mimosa.

A sister cafe to Tiisch, Mimosa offers a more casual, cafe-chic version of bottomless brunch. For about $65, you’ll get an appetiser, choice of main (think: gnocchi with shakshuka ragu, soft egg, herbs, sautéed spinach, Reggiano cheese) and bottomless drinks including spritzes, Bloody Marys and mimosas. It’s light, bright, and perfect for group catch-ups.

Address: 1 Forrest Street, Subiaco

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The Garden

The Garden is a breezy, botanical venue where leafy interiors meet contemporary brunch. Their 90-minute brunch ($80) features antipasto and focaccia to start, followed by modern Italian mains and a rotating menu of spritzes and cocktails. Indoor-outdoor vibes and a crowd that’s lively but laid-back.

Address: 742 Newcastle St, Leederville

Ugly Baby

Edgy and flavour-forward, Ugly Baby serves Middle Eastern-inspired fare with a party twist. Think shakshuka, charcoal chicken, wood-fired cauliflower and whipped ricotta, served in two-hour sessions with bottomless bubbles, wine and optional cocktail jugs. Book in for 11am or the later 2pm “Party Starter" session.

Address: Yagan Square, Wellington St, Perth

Market Grounds

squeezing lemon on a plate over a spread of food at Market Grounds, Perth
Bold flavours with free-flowing cocktails at the Latin-inspired Sip Sip Bottomless Brunch. (Image: Market Grounds)

Market Grounds delivers energy and elegance with its Latin-inspired Sip Sip Sessions. Two hours of bubbles, spritzes and house cocktails paired with a chef’s choice shared menu including ceviche, empanadas and asado. Add a DJ set and the mix feels undoubtedly festive.

Address: 10 Telethon Ave, Perth

The Terrace Hotel

a close-up of food and drink at The Terrace Hotel, Perth
The two-hour lunch experience includes bottomless cocktails, prosecco, wine, beer and a two-course set menu. (Image: The Terrace Hotel)

The Terrace’s bottomless brunch is pure garden-party elegance set in a heritage boutique hotel. Bottomless prosecco, wine or spritzes are paired with a two-course set menu including a shared entree and choice of main (Think: Korean fried chicken waffles). It all unfolds within the charming 19th-century surroundings. Plus, if you’re a group larger than eight, everyone gets a complimentary espresso martini to get the party started.

Address: 235 St Georges Terrace, Perth

The Camfield

a generous brunch plate with beer at The Camfield, Perth
The Camfield offers generous brunch plates with beer.

As Australia’s largest pub, The Camfield offers a more casual take on bottomless – but no less generous. For $85 a head, expect two hours of Chandon Garden Spritzes, Belvedere Vodka Cocktails, sparkling wine and beer, plus rotating brunch plates in a giant, buzzy beer hall. It’s especially atmospheric on game days with Optus Stadium just next door.

Address: 1 Roger Mackay Dr, Burswood

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BrewDog

the bottomless brunch at BrewDog, Perth
Feast on a hearty brunch paired with a cold pint. (Image: BrewDog)

Ideal for those who prefer pints to prosecco, the bottomless brunch at BrewDog is a weekend treat with proper pub energy.For $69 per person, BrewDog’s bottomless beer brunch includes two hours of core tap beers, wines and cocktails alongside a hearty share-style feast – think fried chicken, tacos and loaded fries.

Address: 16 Gordon Street, West Perth

The Reveley

brunch with wine at The Reveley, Perth
The Reveley serves the perfect brunch by the river.

Brunch with a view? The Reveley’s ‘Destination: Bottomless’ package features three shared courses and two hours of free-flowing cocktails, bubbles, beer and wine, served in their stunning riverside venue in Elizabeth Quay, with floor-to-ceiling windows and elegant modern interiors.

Address: Riverside Drive, Perth

Lil’s

share plates at Lil’s, Perth
Mediterranean delicacies shine on share plates at Lil’s. (Image: Shot by Thom)

Not quite brunch, but still worthy of a mention. Lil’s serves Euro-inspired long-lunch vibes with a rotating menu of seasonal share plates and bottomless Limoncello, Aperol and hibiscus spritzes. For $85, enjoy a long, lazy lunch and cocktails above the city.

Address: 437 Murray St, Perth

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Why this luxurious Broome resort is the ultimate stay

    Angela Saurine Angela Saurine
    With its prime position on one of Australia’s most iconic beaches, lush tropical surrounds and exceptional dining, wellness and leisure experiences, Cable Beach Club Resort & Spa is the perfect base for exploring the spectacular Kimberley region.

    For many travellers, Broome is the gateway to the wild grandeur of the Kimberley – a launch point for epic 4WD journeys along the legendary Gibb River Road, rugged outback tours and expedition cruises tracing the remote coastline. Whether you’re arriving dust-covered from the red dirt or preparing to venture deep into the region’s untamed landscapes, Cable Beach Club Resort & Spa offers the perfect place to begin or end the adventure. The only fully integrated resort in Broome, the property unfolds along meandering pathways that wind through lush tropical gardens, past tranquil lily ponds and hand-carved timber sculptures that subtly guide guests towards reception.

    Location

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    Let friendly staff help you book a camel ride on Cable Beach. (Credit: Tourism WA/ Matt Deakin)

    Cable Beach Club Resort & Spa lies just steps from the famed Cable Beach, where the silhouettes of camels crossing the shoreline at sunset have become one of Australia’s most enduring tourism images. The only beachfront resort in Broome, it’s also just a few minutes’ drive to the centre of town, where guests can wander through Chinatown and peruse its pearl stores and galleries or catch a movie beneath the stars at the heritage-listed Sun Pictures.

    The friendly team at the resort’s tour desk can also help tailor your stay, whether that’s an iconic camel ride along the beach, a visit to Willie Creek Pearl Farm to discover how the gems are harvested or a guided tour to see the ancient dinosaur footprints revealed among the rust-red rocks of Gantheaume Point at low tide.

    Style and character

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    Walk into an eclectic blend of influences and eras.

    Few resorts capture the essence of their surroundings quite like Cable Beach Club Resort & Spa. First opened in 1988, the resort is a celebration of Broome’s rich multicultural past, from its Japanese pearl divers to Chinese merchants. The result is an eclectic blend of influences and eras. The resort features wide timber verandahs, corrugated iron walls and tin roofs designed to temper the tropical climate. To keep it breezy, Broome’s signature lattice (a distinct painted timber lattice detailing iconic to the tropical architecture of the Kimberley region) has been used across the resort with two functions – allowing a breeze through while maintaining privacy.

    Scattered throughout the manicured gardens is an impressive collection of rare Asian and international artefacts. Chinese bluestone lions stand sentinel at the entrance, while terracotta warrior horses, vermillion Japanese torii gates and traditional Shishi (lion-dog) statues lend an air of quiet grandeur. Fragrant with frangipani blossoms and shaded by century-old boab and mango trees, the grounds are also a haven for native wildlife. Birds provide a constant soundtrack, while wallabies and tiny lizards rustle through the foliage.

    Rooms

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    Sleep in comfort and style.

    The extensive accommodation options span studios, bungalows, club apartments, villas and suites. Family bungalows draw inspiration from the grand homes of Broome’s pearl masters, translating that heritage into generous layouts, high ceilings and verandahs that open to the gardens. Studios and villas are perfect for couples and solo stays, pairing soft coastal tones with private balconies or courtyards. While club apartments and suites are designed for longer stays, offering multiple bedrooms, kitchen facilities and seamless indoor-outdoor living.

    Food and drink

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    Tuck into an Asian fusion menu at Kichi Kichi.

    The dining scene at Cable Beach Club Resort & Spa reflects Broome’s position at the crossroads of the Indian Ocean and Asia, where coastal produce meets a tapestry of multicultural influences.

    Contemporary Asian fusion dishes – from crisp fried pork belly and roast Peking duck breast to Burmese lamb curry – deliver bold, vibrant flavours at Kichi Kichi. While the handmade tortellini filled with pearl meat and prawn served at atmospheric Italian restaurant, Cichetti, is the kind of dish that you will remember long after the final bite. Elsewhere on the menu, find effortless flair across dishes like Wedge Island octopus, market fish crudo and silky goat’s milk panna cotta.

    As the sun begins to dip below the horizon, Sunset Bar & Grill becomes the place to be. Here, guests gather over freshly shucked oysters, cured meat platters and buckets of sweet Exmouth prawns. Or, for a quieter evening in, guests can retreat to the comfort of their room and order from Cable Eats, the resort’s in-room dining service.

    Pools

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    Relax by the adults-only Ocean Pool.

    Two distinct pool settings invite guests to shape their day exactly as they please. Drift into the calm of the adults-only Ocean Pool, where attentive service delivers dishes such as grilled prawn skewers and salt-and-pepper calamari straight to your cabana or sunbed well into the afternoon.

    The mood at the family-friendly Kimberley Pool – framed by a cascading waterfall, the heart of the resort’s recreational precinct – is decidedly more playful. Here, younger guests are catered for with a dedicated kids’ menu of familiar favourites including chicken nuggets, fish and chips and ham-and-cheese toasties, while parents can graze on more refined poolside fare, such as fried squid, soba noodle salad and gourmet burgers.

    Chahoya Spa & Salon

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    Book a treatment at Chahoya Spa.

    Chahoya Spa brings a refined sense of indulgence inspired by its Japanese name, meaning “pamper”, with signature treatments including the Kimberley Dreamtime ritual and Chahoya Pearl Massage designed to soothe tired bodies and quiet busy minds. There is also an on-site salon providing personalised cuts, colour services and restorative hair care, ensuring guests leave feeling polished and renewed.

    Other facilities

    yoga class in the buddha sanctuary at Cable Beach Club Resort broome
    Join a yoga class at the Buddha Sanctuary.

    Wellness continues at the Buddha Sanctuary, a serene open-air pavilion just beyond the main resort grounds, where yoga classes are held six days a week amid ornamental gardens and a striking 3.5-metre hand-carved crystal Buddha statue. Beyond the sanctuary, the resort caters to every pace of stay, with a children’s playground, mini golf, tennis courts and a fully-equipped gym. Guests can also browse the resort’s boutique gift shop, home to Allure South Sea Pearls – the brand behind Broome’s first dedicated pearl boutique in Chinatown.

    Book the ultimate Broome getaway at cablebeachclub.com.

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