The bottomless brunch London doesn’t want to end
London has hundreds of bottomless brunches; almost all of them hand you the bill at 4pm. Off-Grid flips the format: the unlimited drinks are the opening act, and the main event is a no-phones day party inside a seven-storey townhouse in Soho — Stormzy’s House Party at 61 Poland Street.
Every edition is themed. One month the whole house becomes a Kanye vs Drake soundclash, the next it’s UK vs US, garage, R&B or a Halloween takeover — so regulars keep coming back for a different party in the same postcode.
How the day runs
- 1:30pm — event and bottomless service start
- 1:30pm – 3:30pm — 2 hours of unlimited prosecco, house cocktails, beer, plus bottomless nyc-style pizza
- 3:30pm – 7pm — Afters entry, live DJs, bedroom karaoke, beer pong, N64 and seven floors to roam
- All day — Phones stay with guests inside lockable pouches. For an emergency, staff can unlock a pouch at the front door and reseal it on re-entry.
Next themed editions
- Sat 29 Aug — Kanye vs Drake, 1:30pm – 7:00pm
- Sat 26 Sep — UK vs US, 1:30pm – 7:00pm
Bottomless brunch, explained
What is a bottomless brunch?
A bottomless brunch is a daytime event where your ticket includes unlimited drinks for a fixed window, served alongside food. At Off-Grid the window is 2 hours (1:30pm – 3:30pm) with bottomless nyc-style pizza, then it rolls straight into a day party across seven floors until 7pm.
What makes a themed bottomless brunch different?
Each Off-Grid date is programmed around a different musical theme — soundclash editions like Kanye vs Drake and UK vs US, or full R&B, hip-hop, garage and house takeovers. The DJs, the rooms and the crowd energy all follow the theme, so no two dates feel the same.
What should I wear to a bottomless brunch?
Come dressed for a party, not a picnic — most guests treat it like a night out that starts at lunch. There’s no strict dress code, but you’ll be dancing across seven floors of a Soho townhouse until 7pm, so wear something you can move in. Bring physical ID that matches your ticket name.
What does the no-phones policy mean?
Phones stay with guests inside lockable pouches. For an emergency, staff can unlock a pouch at the front door and reseal it on re-entry.
When and where does it happen?
Payday Saturdays, 1:30pm – 7pm, at House Party — 61 Poland Street, Soho, London W1F 7NU, two minutes from Oxford Circus. Check the dates list for the next edition and its theme.