Lunch Infinito: Bottomless Lunch is available at Bar Bruno. Schedule: Saturday, 12:00–14:00. Offer details: The Saturday package pairs a shared
SYDNEY BRUNCH & LUNCH
Best Bottomless Brunches in Sydney
Compare Sydney bottomless brunches from $89pp. Find the drinks, timing and suburb that suit your group, then explore NightScanner’s listings.
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RESEARCHED PICKS · CHECKED 13 OCT 2026
Five brunches to explore
Sydney CBD
Bar Bruno
$99pp
Saturday · 90 min drinks
Italian lunch · Prosecco, wine & Aperol Spritz
12–2pm offer window
North Sydney
Four Hundred
$89pp
Friday & Saturday · From noon
Mexican share plates · Arrival margarita & spritzes
Minimum 2 · Confirm duration
North Bondi
Rocker
$93.50pp
Friday–Sunday · 90 minutes
Shared dishes · Mimosas, wine & beer
Includes mandatory 10% service fee
Bondi Beach
Salty's
$109pp
Daily · 2 hours
Eight-course meal · Arrival margarita & selected drinks
Sunday $119.90 · Public holidays $125.35
Woolloomooloo
The Old Fitz
$99pp
Saturday · From noon · 2 hours
Shared bistro lunch · Beer & wine
Spritz upgrade +$15pp
Live event — next Saturday at Bar Bruno: the card below refreshes from NightScanner. Its noon–2pm window includes 90 minutes of drinks.
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Which brunch suits your plans?
Mexican share plates: Four Hundred starts at $89pp; bottomless margaritas bring it to $109pp. Confirm the drinks duration when booking.
Aperol Spritz included: Bar Bruno’s $99 Saturday pasta lunch includes Aperol and 90 minutes of drinks.
Weekend flexibility: Rocker has three Friday–Sunday sittings. Its $93.50 standard total includes the compulsory service fee.
A pub lunch: The Old Fitz offers two hours of beer and wine at $99; spritzes cost $15 extra.
Weekday or longer session: Salty’s offers two hours daily. Compare its Sunday and public-holiday surcharges before choosing a date.
Prices show the advertised package and known compulsory charges. Optional upgrades, payment fees and booking charges may change your final bill. Menu dishes can change with the season; check the linked venue offer for your chosen date.
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WHERE TO GO
Five Sydney brunches and lunches worth comparing
We chose these existing NightScanner offers for their different locations, food styles, drinks inclusions and session lengths. Recommendations are based on venue-published package details checked on 13 October 2026. Use the comparisons to choose what suits your group, then book directly with the venue.
Bar Bruno — a Saturday pasta lunch in Sydney CBD
Choose Bar Bruno when the food matters as much as the drinks. Its Lunch Infinito pairs a shared Italian meal with a pasta choice and 90 minutes of prosecco, house wine and Aperol Spritz for $99pp. The offer is available for Saturday lunch between noon and 2pm at 18–20 York Street. That two-hour offer window does not turn the drinks package into two hours. It is a useful city option for a lunch that feels like a meal rather than a drinks-only booking.
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Four Hundred — Mexican share plates in North Sydney
For a Mexican lunch north of the harbour, compare Four Hundred at 36 Blue Street. Its $89pp package is advertised on Friday and Saturday from noon for at least two guests. Shared dishes accompany one arrival margarita and bottomless seasonal spritzes; switching to bottomless margaritas adds $20pp. That distinction matters if margaritas are the reason you are booking. The offer page does not clearly state the drinks duration, so confirm it alongside any booking fees before paying.
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Rocker — three weekend sittings in North Bondi
Rocker suits a group choosing between an early lunch and a later afternoon sitting. Its current offer lists Friday to Sunday at 11:30am, 1:45pm and 4pm, with 90 minutes of mimosas, sparkling, rosé and beer alongside seasonal shared dishes. The $85 base price has a compulsory 10% service fee, bringing it to $93.50pp. Cocktails beyond the included mimosas cost extra. Find it at 5/39–53 Campbell Parade, North Bondi, and choose your sitting on the venue’s booking page.
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Salty’s — a two-hour package opposite Bondi Beach
Salty’s is a practical option when you want a weekday booking or a longer drinks package. The standard $109pp offer includes a shared eight-course meal, an arrival margarita and two hours of selected drinks. Unlimited margaritas are a separate $40pp upgrade. Bookings run daily from 11am, with the last booking at 7pm. The standard total is $119.90 on Sundays or $125.35 on public holidays. It is at 108 Campbell Parade, Bondi Beach.
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The Old Fitz — a Saturday bistro lunch in Woolloomooloo
The Old Fitz is the pub option on this shortlist: a shared bistro lunch upstairs at 129 Dowling Street, with two hours of beer and wine for $99pp. The advertised session starts at noon on Saturdays. Add $15pp if you want the Aperol and Hugo Spritz upgrade, making that package $114pp. It is worth comparing with Bar Bruno if your group wants lunch and drinks together: both start at $99, but the included drinks and duration differ.
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Affordable bottomless brunch: compare the full bill
Among this shortlist, Four Hundred’s advertised $89 package is the lowest standard price. Rocker’s base package totals $93.50 with its compulsory service fee, followed by the $99 packages at Bar Bruno and The Old Fitz. These are comparisons within our selected offers, rather than a claim to have found Sydney’s cheapest brunch.
Choose by what you will actually order. A package with the cocktails you want included can cost less than a cheaper wine-and-beer package plus an upgrade. Bar Bruno includes Aperol Spritz at $99; Four Hundred’s unlimited-margarita upgrade totals $109. Rocker’s Aperol upgrade totals $114.40 including its service fee.
For a lower-alcohol or alcohol-free outing, ask about the alternative package before booking. Salty’s advertises a $69 non-alcoholic option with soft drinks and a mocktail on arrival; its Sunday and public-holiday surcharges still need to be included. Confirm the food inclusions and any group booking conditions. Choosing a different day can also change the total: Salty’s standard package is $10.90 more on Sunday than on a regular weekday.
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What does a bottomless brunch package include?
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A good bottomless brunch is a package that suits your table: the food you want, the drinks you enjoy, enough time to settle in and a price you can plan around. Compare five Sydney brunches and lunches already listed on NightScanner, from a pasta lunch in the CBD to Mexican share plates in North Sydney and coastal options in Bondi.
Start with Sydney CBD for Bar Bruno or Bondi Beach for Salty’s, then use the finder’s day control to narrow the listings. Planning Saturday? All five picks advertise a Saturday option. For Sunday, Rocker and Salty’s advertise sessions; Salty’s adds a 10% Sunday surcharge. Friday options include Four Hundred, Rocker and Salty’s, while Salty’s also advertises its package Monday to Thursday. Check each venue’s booking availability before choosing a date.
“Bottomless” usually describes a timed selection of drinks, rather than every item on the menu. The food in these packages is a set meal or shared spread; do not assume unlimited food. Compare the actual drinks list too: wine and beer, an arrival cocktail and unlimited cocktails are different inclusions. A 90-minute drinks package can sit within a longer lunch or booking window.
Before paying, confirm the final per-person total, the session start, dietary arrangements and whether the whole table must choose the same package. Check any deposit, cancellation deadline, group minimum and payment fee. Late arrival may shorten your package, and a booked table does not extend the published drinks period. If you need step-free access or a quieter table, ask the venue when booking.
GOOD TO KNOW
Bottomless brunch in Sydney FAQs
How much does bottomless brunch in Sydney cost?
Standard package totals on regular days range from $89 to $109pp across these five picks, before optional extras and any other applicable fees. Rocker’s mandatory 10% service fee makes its $85 base package $93.50pp. Salty’s $109 package is $119.90 on Sundays and $125.35 on public holidays. Compare the total for your date, not just the headline price.
Are cocktails included, or just wine and beer?
It depends on the package. Bar Bruno includes Aperol Spritz; Four Hundred includes seasonal spritzes and one arrival margarita. Rocker includes mimosas in its standard package, with spritzes and margaritas costing extra. Salty’s includes one arrival margarita; unlimited margaritas are an upgrade. The Old Fitz’s standard package is beer and wine, with a spritz upgrade available.
Where can I book bottomless brunch on Sunday?
Among these picks, Rocker advertises Friday-to-Sunday sittings at 11:30am, 1:45pm and 4pm, and Salty’s advertises daily bookings from 11am, with the last booking at 7pm. Salty’s applies a Sunday surcharge. Open the official offer page to choose an available sitting; use the directory’s day control to explore other listed sessions.
How long does a bottomless brunch last?
The drinks packages compared here generally run for 90 minutes or two hours. Bar Bruno and Rocker advertise 90 minutes; The Old Fitz and Salty’s advertise two hours. Confirm Four Hundred’s duration when booking. A venue’s offer window or opening hours are separate from the time you receive bottomless drinks.
Can non-drinkers join a bottomless brunch?
Ask the venue about a non-alcoholic or food-only option, its inclusions and whether guests can mix packages at one table. Salty’s advertises a non-alcoholic package. Paying less for an alternative does not automatically mean it has the same food, duration or booking conditions, so check those details before reserving.
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