5 Best Boozy Brunches in Montreal for Bachelor Parties

Where to Sip, Feast & Recover in Style

Planning a bachelor party in Montreal? You’ve already picked the perfect city—wild nightlife, beautiful women, legal drinking at 18, and European charm. But let’s talk next morning. When the party dies down and your crew rolls out of bed (or off the couch), there’s only one cure: a proper boozy brunch.

Montreal doesn’t mess around when it comes to brunch. Whether you’re craving bottomless mimosas, beer-fueled feasts, or Instagrammable plates with a side of Aperol, this city delivers. These top 5 spots hit the sweet spot for bachelor party vibes—good food, great drinks, and group-friendly energy. From refined and sexy to loud and laid-back, here’s where to fuel up, rehydrate (sort of), and get the party going again.

Let’s dive into the best boozy brunches for a Montreal bachelor weekend your crew won’t forget.

1. Tiramisu

Website: tiramisu.ca
Instagram: @tiramisu.mtl

Tiramisu blends Italian and Japanese brunch in a fresh, inventive way, tucked in the southern gateway of Chinatown. It runs its Più Che Perfetto brunch, featuring standouts like pasta frittatas, pizza, and delicate tartines that defy typical brunch stereotypes. More importantly for your crew, they offer bottomless cocktails—think Aperol spritzes and zesty mimosas—available Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Instagram+11Time Out Worldwide+11Yelp+11

The space is airy and modern, flooded with natural light—a slick contrast to a rowdy night out. Between the elegant décor and the buzz from cocktail service, it’s ideal for a group still riding the vibes from the night before. The menu masterfully blends savory and sweet: imagine creamy burrata with cherry tomato compote, Japanese-style eggs benedict atop unique buns, or fluffy French toast with seasonal fruit.

Instagram is full of posts showcasing their cocktail towers and grazing boards—a testament to story-worthy presentation. Whether you want a relaxed catch-up over brunch fare or prime Instagram moments, Tiramisu is a polished spot that still leans boozy.

2. Barranco

Website: barrancomtl.com
Instagram: @barrancomtl

Barranco brings bold Peruvian flavors to the brunch table, serving dishes designed for hangover relief and bottomless fun. Featured items include the Burger Pescador, stacked with mahi mahi, panko, ají aioli, and plantain chips, and the La Dorada—Peruvian-style French toast with lucuma yogurt and berries—all perfectly paired with unlimited mimosas. Time Out Worldwide

The venue leans modern-boho, with communal seating and bright, sunlit interiors. They crank up the energy with a livelier crowd and infectious Latin rhythms—serve it up loud for your group’s soundtrack. Over brunch service, expect friendly staff eager to keep the mimosas flowing, and you can supplement with Peruvian-inspired cocktails like pisco sours if you wish.

Brunch fills the space Friday to Sunday, making it a great option for sending off the weekend with punchy flavors and unlimited toasts. The Instagram feed is peppered with colorful dishes and full tables, perfect for capturing your bachelor group’s energy. If the plan is flavor-packed brunch with serious pour power, Barranco keeps your cups full and your stomachs happy.

3. Wolf and Workman

Website: wolfandworkman.com
Instagram: @wolfandworkman

In the heart of Old Montreal, Wolf and Workman blends gastropub comforts with cheaper bottomless mimosas, giving it major bachelor-party appeal. Their brunch menu includes hearty dishes like Scotch eggs, mushroom-ricotta omelettes, blueberry-bacon pancakes, and a full English breakfast—heavy hitters for a hungry crew. Time Out Worldwide

The vibe is chilled but spirited. Wood-accent interiors and a casual pub layout amplify the communal feel—great for a group ready to take it easy before exploring more of the city's nightlife. Mimosas flow, servers are laid-back, and portion sizes are generous. If your weekend is a marathon (not just a sprint), this is a base camp to recharge and gear up.

Brunch is typically weekend-only, with specials on Saturdays and Sundays. Instagram showcases plates piled high and drinks topped off, with group snapshots and sunny patio scenes. Whether it’s the low-key charm or the no-fuss brunch pours, Wolf and Workman checks the box for a solid, boozy brunch with both comfort and value.

4. Le Saint‑Houblon

Website: sainthoublon.com
Instagram: @sainthoublon

Le Saint-Houblon outfits your crew with an unlimited brunch-and-beer experience across two vibrant brewpub locations. The spread includes unlimited mimosas and local beers, ciders, plus a generous brunch lineup: cheese-scrambled eggs, bacon, beer sausages, pogos, pastries, okonomiyaki, and hearty beans—all served family-style. Time Out Worldwide

Set in a spacious brewpub with communal tables and taps lining the walls, the atmosphere is lively yet relaxed—great for groups. Brunch feels like a festival for taste and thirst: one moment you're downing a refreshing beer, the next, returning for more eggs or bacon. The flow is casual, without pretense, and the staff is used to crowd scenes so group service is smooth.

Instagram shows long tables full of happy diners, overflowing pitchers of beer, and stacks of brunch plates—perfect for capturing your group mood. If the idea is a bottomless brunch that goes beyond bubbles and pairs well with savory bites and beers, Le Saint‑Houblon smashes expectations with quantity, quality, and vibes.

5. Ginkgo Café & Bar (Money‑smart pick)

Website: ginkgocafebar.ca
Instagram: @ginkgocafebar

Tucked in lively Mile End, Ginkgo Café & Bar offers a budget-friendly bottomless brunch of $25 for 2 hours of unlimited mimosas, alongside a solid brunch menu for about that same price. Time Out Worldwidequartertofive.ca

The menu is approachable and satisfying: classic brunch sandwiches, egg plates, and comfort-food sides. Portions are reasonable and well-balanced, key after a long night out. The café’s vibe is chill and unfiltered—a local haunt over flipping décor—so your bachelor crew gets to blend in, relax, and enjoy good food and drink without posing. Tableside service keeps mimosas flowing steadily, and staff are friendly and accommodating to groups.

Mile End’s creative energy rubs off—expect mellow background beats, communal seating, and a laid-back scene ideal for pre‑day or recovery sessions. Since it’s well-reviewed by locals and visitors alike, you'll feel grounded in the city’s everyday charm without going overboard.

To conclude

Montreal's boozy brunch scene runs the gamut from Instagram-perfect hotspots (Tiramisu, Barranco) to classic pub‑style pours (Wolf & Workman, Le Saint‑Houblon), and even budget-friendly locals’ haunts (Ginkgo). For an unforgettable bachelor party weekend, rotate through them: start with bubbly sophistication, ride in bold flavors, recharge with pubs and pints, and wrap up with no-frills bottomless deals. Each offers a unique slice of Montreal's brunch culture—guaranteed to keep the energy high and the memories flowing.

Want help mapping these out into a bachelor-party-friendly itinerary, including bookings for private events or topless waitress service? I’ve got you covered.