BOTTOMLESS BRUNCH BIRMINGHAM: THE ULTIMATE LULU WILD GUIDE

Bottomless Brunch Birmingham: The Ultimate Lulu Wild Guide

Bottomless Brunch Birmingham: The Ultimate Lulu Wild Guide

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The usual Birmingham bottomless brunch looks pretty familiar: avocado toast, pancakes and a glass of something fizzy. We do ours a bit differently. You get Chinese food, 90 minutes of drinks and a bill of £45 per person. We've written this to answer the questions people ask us most, from how a sitting runs to where you can park nearby.

Price£45 per person, Champagne Upgrade +£9.95
DaysFriday, Saturday and Sunday, plus every day in December
Start timesFrom 12pm, last sitting at 4pm
Sitting length90 minutes
On the plateOne starter and one main
LocationUnit 7 & 8 The Waters Edge, Brindleyplace, Birmingham B1 2HP

What is bottomless brunch at Lulu Wild?

Our home is a canal-side spot in Brindleyplace, next door to Sea Life, where we run a Chinese kitchen and a cocktail bar. Brunch comes out of the same kitchen that makes our dim sum and wok dishes all week. So instead of a fry-up with a cocktail, you sit down to two Chinese courses with unlimited drinks.

Inside there's neon on the walls and a full cocktail bar doing the pouring. Most guests say it feels like going out, only it begins around noon.

Is it right for you?

It's a good fit for friends catching up after a long week. For two people celebrating a birthday or anniversary, it's an easy booking. One price per head makes it easy for work teams to budget. If you're off to a show around the corner, an early sitting fits neatly before it.

Why there are no pancakes here

Birmingham has no shortage of boozy brunches, and plenty of them follow the same script. Pancakes, bacon and fizz, then the same again at the next place. We wanted ours to taste like the rest of our menu.

Since Chinese cooking is what our team does daily, brunch gets their full attention too. The things people love about brunch are all still here, from the refills to the long lunch. The difference is what turns up on your plate.

The format, step by step

It's all very simple. A normal sitting looks like this:

  1. Reserve a sitting. Sittings start from 12pm on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, and the last one is at 4pm.
  2. Sort the drinks. You go for the Wild Brunch or add the Champagne Upgrade, and everyone at the table has the same one.
  3. Choose a starter and a main. Every main includes rice, served as one bowl per pair.
  4. Settle in. Your 90 minutes begin once you're seated, with refills right up to the end.

Ninety minutes is plenty of time for food and refills, and you'll still have the whole evening free. Anyone not ready to leave can carry on, since we're open until 2am on Fridays and Saturdays.

What you can order

The menu is short on purpose, so ordering never takes long. Each person chooses a starter and a main.

To start: Crispy Chilli Wings, Aromatic Crispy Duck Roll, Shiitake & Shimeji Mushroom Truffle Spring Roll (vegan), Bang Bang Chicken Salad and Crispy Lotus Salad (vegan).

Mains: Pomegranate Sweet & Sour Pork; Spicy King Prawn (gluten-free); Sanpei Chicken, our version of Taiwanese "three cup" chicken; Stir-Fry Spicy Tofu (vegan, gluten-free); Stir-Fry Black Pepper Vegetarian Chicken (vegetarian); and Stir-Fry Tender Chicken in Preserved Black Bean Sauce.

Extra sides like tenderstem broccoli, pak choi with garlic and egg fried rice are charged separately, priced between £3.50 and £6.00. We also offer rice upgrades, priced from +£1 for egg fried rice to +£4.50 for stir-fried shredded chicken noodles.

If you're vegan, you'll find two starters and a main, plus a vegetarian main for veggies. Two mains, Spicy King Prawn and Stir-Fry Spicy Tofu, are gluten-free.

Got an allergy? Tell us when you book so the kitchen knows before you arrive.

What's in the glass

£45: the Wild Brunch

The standard deal pairs your two courses with 90 minutes of bottomless Prosecco, Pornstar Martinis, Lychee Martinis and mocktails. Switching between Prosecco and a couple of cocktails keeps the sitting interesting.

Lychee is a flavour our bar uses a lot, so the Lychee Martini felt like a natural fit. It's a lighter, fruitier pick if you fancy a break from the fizz.

The Champagne Upgrade, +£9.95

Add £9.95 per person and we'll pour unlimited Champagne and rosé Prosecco too. Plenty of tables go for it when there's something to celebrate.

Options for non-drinkers

We're happy to swap the Prosecco package for mocktails and soft drinks for anyone who isn't drinking. We mix alcohol-free cocktails as well, such as a Virgin Pornstar Martini and a Virgin Lychee Martini.

One thing to agree first

One package applies to every person at the table. If your group can't agree on Champagne, settle it before the day.

Is it worth the money?

It's worth running the numbers. Our standard menu prices the Pornstar Martini at £14, so a couple of them is £28 on their own. Brunch, at £45, gets you two courses and 90 minutes of those drinks on repeat.

For a table that likes a few drinks, the maths works in your favour early on. For a quieter bite and a single glass, have a look at our lunch menu instead. One more thing for the budget: there's an optional 12.5% service charge.

And the Champagne Upgrade? At £9.95 extra, it takes the total to £54.95 per person. If Champagne and rosé Prosecco are what you'd be ordering anyway, it's an easy yes.

The £45 doesn't include sides or rice upgrades, so budget a little extra for those.

Which day should you book?

Saturdays bring a DJ to every sitting, which gives them more of a party feel. That makes it ideal for groups who want to make some noise.

On a Friday or Sunday you can chat without shouting over the music. Friday makes an early start to the weekend, while Sunday lends itself to a slow, lazy afternoon.

Because Saturday is usually first to fill, don't leave it late.

It's worth thinking about the time as well as the day. An early sitting from 12pm means you're done with plenty of the day left. The 4pm sitting rolls nicely into an evening out, especially on a Friday or Saturday when the bar is open late.

Making the most of your 90 minutes

  • Arrive on time. Sittings run to a timetable, and arriving late eats into your time.
  • Eat early on. You'll feel much better later if you eat near the start.
  • Pace yourself with water. It's free, and future you will be grateful.
  • Sort drinks in advance. One package covers everyone, so sort it out with your group well before you arrive.
  • Plan the trip home. Sort the journey home before your first Prosecco, not after your fourth.

Do drink sensibly. The team will keep an eye out so the whole table has a good day.

Booking for a crowd

Group bookings are easy when food and drink sit under one price. For larger groups we have two private spaces, The Nest and The Hideout, and our events team will help with decorations, plus a cake if agreed beforehand. Everything is on the events hire page.

Where we are

You'll find us at Unit 7 & 8 The Waters Edge, Brindleyplace, Birmingham B1 2HP, next to Sea Life on the canal.

  • Broad Street: a two-minute walk away.
  • Utilita Arena: a five-minute stroll by the water.
  • Birmingham New Street station: ten minutes or so walking.
  • Gas Street Basin and the ICC: close by, along the towpath.

If you're coming by car, Q-Park Brindleyplace is a two-minute walk. That said, bottomless drinks and driving don't mix, so public transport makes more sense.

Coming from New Street, the walk is about ten minutes, and Broad Street is only two minutes from our door. Anyone near Gas Street Basin or the ICC can stroll over along the towpath.

Got tickets for later?

Being in Brindleyplace puts us close to Utilita Arena, the ICC and Symphony Hall. If your show is in the evening, an early brunch slot fits neatly in front. If you'd rather eat later and faster, see the show menu.

When the 90 minutes are up

Your brunch ending doesn't mean you have to go. Our hours run to 11pm from Sunday to Thursday, and 2am on Friday and Saturday.

Signature serves come with dry ice and use flavours from the kitchen, such as yuzu, lychee, elderflower and rhubarb. Try the China Silk at £13.25, the Lucky Dragon at £12.75 or the Fortune Cookie at £13.50. Browse every drink on our cocktail bar page.

Coming back for dinner

Brunch is a small slice of our menu. The dim sum is made right here, in steamed, pan-fried and baked versions. The main menu covers aromatic duck, XO prawns and wok classics, with veggie and vegan dishes throughout. Brunch is a good first taste, and dinner is the next step.

Our charity partner for 2026/2027 is Birmingham Dogs Home, and we're really pleased to be backing the work they do.

Festive bottomless brunch

Throughout December you can book brunch on any day. It suits office parties, family get-togethers and a breather from the shops. Note that we shut on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day. Vouchers from £25 make an easy present.

Making a reservation

Use OpenTable, head to our online reservations or ring us on 0121 631 1739. Let us know about allergies when you reserve, and make sure the table agrees on one package.

Frequently asked questions

What does the bottomless brunch cost?

£45 per person for two courses and 90 minutes of drinks, with the Champagne Upgrade at an extra £9.95 each.

How much time do we get?

You get 90 minutes from when you sit down.

Which days is it on?

Friday, Saturday and Sunday, from 12pm with a last sitting at 4pm, plus every day in December.

Can vegans come to brunch?

Yes, the Crispy Lotus Salad, the Mushroom Truffle Spring Roll and the Stir-Fry Spicy Tofu are vegan.

Is there an alcohol-free option?

Not at all, the package can be swapped for mocktails and soft drinks.

Can one table have different packages?

Only if the whole table upgrades, as one package covers everybody.

Is there music at brunch?

There's a DJ at each Saturday sitting.

Will there be service on the bill?

Yes, an optional 12.5% charge.

Where can I park?

Use Q-Park Brindleyplace, roughly a two-minute walk.

What's in the Wild Brunch?

A starter, a main with shared rice, and 90 minutes of Prosecco, Pornstar Martinis, Lychee Martinis and mocktails.

What's in the Champagne Upgrade?

Unlimited Champagne and rosé Prosecco, for an extra £9.95 per person.

Do you have gluten-free mains?

Yes, the Spicy King Prawn and the Stir-Fry Spicy Tofu are both gluten-free.

What time is the latest sitting?

The last sitting is at 4pm, and the first ones start from 12pm.

Can I gift a brunch?

We do, with gift vouchers from £25 that suit any occasion.

Is it a Chinese brunch?

Yes, everything comes from our Chinese kitchen, from Crispy Chilli Wings to Sanpei Chicken.

What about larger parties?

Yes, larger bookings can also consider our two private spaces, The Nest and The Hideout.

Can I book by phone?

Give us a call on 0121 631 1739 and we'll help you book.

Can we add sides?

Sides are extra, priced from £3.50 for Steamed Jasmine Rice to £6.00 for Stir-Fry Tenderstem Broccoli.

Are you near Utilita Arena?

Utilita Arena is around five minutes away, following the canal.

Do you do brunch at Christmas?

Yes, every day in December, though we're closed on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day.

Can we bring our own cake?

Of course, just sort it with the events check here team beforehand.

Do we have to leave afterwards?

You're welcome to stay, with the bar open until 2am Friday and Saturday and 11pm on Sunday.

What's the best way to reserve?

Book on OpenTable, through our reservations page or by calling 0121 631 1739.

Is it close to New Street?

New Street station is roughly ten minutes away on foot.

Fancy swapping pancakes for crispy duck and Pornstar Martinis? Book your bottomless brunch at Lulu Wild.

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