Bottomless Brunch in Barcelona: Where to Get Boozy in the Morning

Bottomless brunch has swept the globe with its goodness. This decadent combination of hearty breakfast favorites plus endless mimosas has made its way to Barcelona and it’s sure not to disappoint your taste buds. Here’s your guide to boozing in the morning with a bottomless brunch in Barcelona.

Where can I get bottomless mimosas in Barcelona?

There are two fantastic places to get bottomless mimosas in Barcelona. One is an Irish pub and the other is more of South American vegetarian-friendly spot.

Head over towards the iconic Sagrada Familia area, where you you’ll find Lilo Café located on Carrer de la Diputació. It’s just off the Monumental metro stop, where you can scoop up nice views of the gorgeous La Monumental, a former bullfighting arena turned outdoor venue.

Or! Mosey your way down into the Gothic Quarter, a hop and skip away from La Rambla, and find Flaherty’s Irish Pub serving up cava drinks and Irish breakfast (vegan friendly options) with lots of music and energy. There is a terrace area and indoor seating to soak up the best of both worlds.

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Food at Bottomless Brunch in Barcelona

Lilo Café

At Lilo Café, you’ll pay €25 for two main plates plus bottomless mimosas. They tend to offer both orange juice and watermelon, but I would recommend sticking to the classic orange juice mimosa.

They have a fantastic variety of brunch food on the menu. Indulge in coconut cream pancakes, club house waffle sandwiches, a variety of arepas, avocado toast, yogurt bowls, bagels, and more. And you get to choose two, and the portions are very generous!

Bonus: The majority of their food is vegetarian or vegan. They only have one dish with ham called Julio’s Home. It’s toasted bread, turkey ham, cheese, avocado, and syrup. Besides that dish, everything is either vegetarian or vegan. Nom, nom.

READ MORE: Best Specialty Coffee Shops in Barcelona

Tips for getting bottomless brunch at Lilo Café

To scoop up the bottomless mimosas and brunch in Barcelona, make a reservation on their website here. This will guarantee you a seat and those tasty mimosas.

Afterwards, hop over to one of the best specialty coffee spots Three Marks Coffee, which is just down the road.

Price: €25 for two dishes and bottomless mimosas

Address: Carrer de la Diputació, 443, 08013 Barcelona

Metro: Monumental

Photo credit: Flaherty’s Irish Pub

Flaherty’s Irish Pub Barcelona

From Friday to Sunday, Flaherty’s Irish Pub in the Gothic Quarter does two hours of unlimited cava for €30 with a dish included. You’ll choose your brunch dish and a cocktail of choice (bloody mary, cosmopolitan, pornstar martinin), aned get unlimited cava on top of that. Simply book a table between 11-3 p.m. any day of the week to take advantage of the offer. This is definitely a cheap and cheerful option for a bottomless brunch in Barcelona.

The only thing that I dislike about Flaherty’s is when a football match is on. It can be a bit rowdy and annoying, but if you check the schedule in advance (or simply don’t care), then you’re good to go.

Tips for getting bottomless brunch at Flaherty’s Irish Pub

You can call or make a reservation on their website. They don’t usually take same-day reservations, and remember the offer is only available at the weekends.

Price: €30 for bottomless cava drinks and a brunch dish

Address: Plaça de Joaquim Xirau, s/n, 08002 Barcelona, Spain

Metro: Drassanes, Liceu or Jaume 1

Looking for more things things to do off the beaten path in Barcelona? Check out my guide to these amazing Barcelona secret spots!

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