From the brunches of the bottomless variety to quirky brunches consisting of pizzas and chicken wings, we’ve kind of seen it all here in Manchester. But now, we get to take it outside. There’s something a little Parisian about being able to enjoy brunch on an outdoor terrace, watching the world pass by as you start your day with eggs and pastries – and we’re so ready to say ‘bonjour!’ to the whole concept. Feel like whacking on your beret and doing the same? Read on for our guide to outdoor brunch in Manchester.
1. Impossible
Serving up a great bottomless brunch alongside their fantastic outdoor terrace, which is a permanent fixture over on Great Northern Square, Impossible has a fantastic brunch menu that includes hearty full English breakfasts, stacked burgers and chicken and waffles. Guests can enjoy a variety of free-flowing beers, spirits, wines, prosecco and cocktails which are all part of the bottomless brunch, with a little something for everyone to try.
Impossible, 36 Peter St, Manchester, M2 5QR.
2. Crazy Pedro’s
Another non-traditional brunch offering (which is perfect for us non-traditional Mancs), Crazy Pedro’s serves up bottomless slices every single day, alongside bottomless cocktails, Hooch, beer and prosecco. Guests get 90 minutes to scoff as many bottomless slices as they wish with a variety of toppings on offer, and the drinks are (of course) free-flowing, too.
Crazy Pedro’s, 55-57 Bridge St, Manchester, M3 3BQ | Short St, Manchester, M4 1AA.
3. Bunny Jackson’s
Bunny Jackson’s is well-known for its cheap-as-chips (or cheap-as-chicken?) wings, and now, guests can really get their fill with their bottomless offering. Taking place between 12pm and 4pm every day, guests can chow down on bottomless wings and fries – with BBQ, Buffalo and Classic wings on the menu.
If that wasn’t enough, there’s also free-flowing house lager, frozen cocktails and flavoured Lambrini on the menu, too, so you can be sure you won’t be parched while taking on the challenge. Bunny Jackson’s is not taking bookings, so you can simply just turn up and request a table on the day.
Bunny Jackson’s, 1 Jack Rosenthal St, M15 4RA.
4. Fress
Home to a quaint outdoor garden, Fress serves up bottomless brunch in the great outdoors, with the sunlight peeping through to their beautiful terrace. Fill up on Full English-style dishes such as the Brekkie Beast, enjoy smaller dishes such as smashed avo on sourdough bread, or go all out with waffles, pancakes and all the toppings. Guests also have the option to add bottomless drinks for an extra £15, with Mimosas, Prosecco, house wine and house lager available.
Fress, 62 Oldham St, Manchester, M4 1LE
5. Foundry Project
Back with their sun-soaked outdoor terrace, Foundry Project – self-described as the ‘Happiest Place In Manchester‘ – is offering bottomless brunches and lunches out in the great outdoors, with a diverse menu available to suit everyone’s palate. From eggs benny and avo to pizza and loaded brunch fries – there are some great dishes to choose from, with plenty of free-flowing drinks to accompany.
Foundry Project, Thomas St, Manchester, M4 1BD.
6. Banyan
Banyan‘s fantastic outdoor space at the Corn Exchange is the perfect place to soak up the sun, with brunch dishes galore on the menu. We’re talking eggs, pancakes, Full English dishes, burgers and chorizo hash, with plenty of fruity cocktails that complement the occasion perfectly. If that wasn’t all, Banyan also offers a bottomless brunch indoors, with a whole host of cocktails and Spritz on the menu. Banyan also has a Spinningfields location where you can sit out till your heart’s content.
Banyan, Unit 4, The Corn Exchange, Exchange Square, Manchester, M4 3TR | Vantage Point, Manchester, M3 3PL.
7. Federal
One of Manchester’s most popular brunch spots has opened its outdoor seating for the summer at all three of its locations – just in time for our hottest weather yet. Serving coffees, teas and more, Federal is the perfect place to wind down on a Saturday morning with a proper good brunch – with acai bowls, sourdough, french toast, steak and eggs and so much more to choose from. The cafe bar also serves some great cocktails, too, so if you’re really feeling in the weekend mood, they’ve got your back.
Federal Cafe Bar, 9 Nicholas Croft, M4 1EY | 194 Deansgate, Manchester, M3 3ND | Unit B2 – 2, Circle Square, Oxford Rd, Manchester, M1 7FS.
8. Pot Kettle Black
Pot Kettle Black has a fantastic terrace in Barton Arcade, providing a unique outdoor-indoor space, serving up fresh coffees, eggy bread, breakfast sandwiches, stuffed croissants and stacked pancakes. The location allows guests to enjoy the hustle and bustle of St Anne’s Square from the comfort of the arcade, which sees plenty of shoppers passing by in the day, with some beautiful architecture to take in while you’re there.
Pot Kettle Black, Barton Arcade, M3 2BW | Angel Gardens, 1 Rochdale Rd, Manchester, M4 4GE.
9. Ducie Street
One of the hottest terraces around, Ducie Street Warehouse‘s al fresco dining space is a proper sun spot, soaking up the rays all day long thanks to its South-facing position. It’s the perfect place to head out for a pint if you fancy catching a tan, but not only that, guests can also fill up on a number of brunch dishes – including wellness bowls, toasted sourdough with a variety of toppings, huge brekkies, hot cakes and more, with plenty of hot drinks, cocktails and more to enjoy alongside your meal.
Ducie Street Warehouse, Ducie St, Manchester, M1 2TP.
10. Trove
Bringing an artisan feel to your brunch, Trove is a staple bakery in Ancoats, and its brunches are nothing short of spectacular. The terrace at the front of the shop is perfect for settling in to the laidback Ancoats lifestyle, soaking up the Manchester sun and watching the dogs go by.
The brunch menu is gorgeous, with classics including granola and bagels, as well as extravagant creations such as the ‘Kimcheese‘ and the vegan breakfast, which includes smoked aubergine, cannellini beans and mushrooms. Whatever you’re in the mood for, Trove has got it in buckets and the sourdough bakery, patisserie and cafe is always a good idea for a pit stop, even if you only have time for coffee and a pastry.
Trove, 5 Murray St, Ancoats, Manchester, M4 6HS.