Bottomless brunches don't quite have the same appeal for me as they did when the phenomena first rose to popularity in the mid-2010s. Perhaps it's maturity, or maybe it is the rising cost of living relative to earnings, but paying a small fortune for avocado and eggs (which, let's face it, anyone can make) while downing gallons of cheap prosecco to try and get my money's worth doesn't make for a great weekend outing anymore.
Despite having written them off, the prospect of a long weekend and a seemingly too-good-to-be-true deal nudged me to dip my toe back into the all-you-can-stomach waters with a visit to Zerodegrees' microbrewery, which looms discreetly over the top of Christmas Steps. More lunch than brunch, Zerodegrees has just launched a bottomless offer on weekends from 12pm to 4pm for £25 per person, rising to £30 after the first weekend in May.
But this is not your typical prosecco fest. For most bottomless deals, the unlimited part of the menu only applies to the drinks, which aren't often the best quality. Zerodegrees is cranking things up a notch by offering not only a choice of its craft beers (or prosecco) on tap but all-you-can-eat wood-fired pizzas too.
