Last Updated: October 30, 2026
Quick Summary
A lobster and steak bottomless brunch pairs a set brunch menu with unlimited drinks, usually for a fixed session of around 90 minutes to two hours. Check whether steak and lobster are both included and what the price excludes, because a steak-only ticket and a lobster ticket can differ by £35 or more.
- temper offers a bottomless 90-minute drinks package on Saturdays, with steak at £45 and lobster at £80 per person.
- Osteria by Bocconcino serves a whole lobster with prosecco, champagne and Aperol at weekend sittings, but does not show a price.
- Big Easy Canary Wharf offers lobster and unlimited bubbles, beer or cocktails, though its price and session length are not stated.
- Ask whether service charge is included in the price and which drinks are excluded from the bottomless package before paying.
- Tell the venue about any shellfish allergy when booking, and confirm the deposit and cancellation terms.
Table of Contents
- What a Lobster and Steak Bottomless Brunch Actually Includes
- How We Chose These London Venues
- 1. temper: Lobster and Steak Boards With 90-Minute Drinks
- 2. Osteria by Bocconcino: Whole Lobster and Free-Flowing Prosecco
- 3. Big Easy Canary Wharf: Barbecue, Lobster and Unlimited Drinks
- Comparison: Prices, Drinks and Session Times at a Glance
- Booking Your Bottomless Brunch: Times, Deposits and Dietary Needs
- Choosing Your Table for a Lobster or Steak Brunch in London
- Frequently Asked Questions
What a Lobster and Steak Bottomless Brunch Actually Includes
A lobster and steak bottomless brunch pairs a set brunch with unlimited drinks, usually for a fixed two-hour window, and the main draw is the surf-and-turf main course. Monika Restaurants in Deptford offers a bottomless brunch featuring cocktails and prosecco, with a menu centred on seafood and grilled meats.
Not every "lobster brunch" in London includes steak, and not every steak offer includes lobster. Before you book, check which dishes are included and which cost extra. A £45 steak-only ticket and an £80 lobster ticket are very different purchases.
Check three things in every listing: the food included, the drinks included and how long the session lasts. Many listings show a headline price but leave out the drinks package or set a time limit that is shorter than the name suggests. Citizens Advice guidance on consumer rights when buying services
Lobster & Steak Bottomless Brunch at Monika Restaurants sets out the session times, price and what is included, so you can compare it against the other options below.
How We Chose These London Venues
We selected venues that publish a clear lobster or steak brunch offer, state whether drinks are unlimited, and show a price or price category. Where a listing did not verify a bottomless drinks option or a steak dish, we say so below rather than assume it.
Our shortlist is a starting point, not a complete survey. Menus, prices and session rules change, so confirm every detail with the venue before you travel. Browse our guide to large group brunch venues with live music if you are planning a bigger party.
1. temper: Lobster and Steak Boards With 90-Minute Drinks
Best for: groups who want a steak-led brunch and are happy to pay more for lobster. Skip if: you need a weekday or Sunday session, as the listing describes a Saturday offer.
2. Osteria by Bocconcino: Whole Lobster and Free-Flowing Prosecco
The weak point is price transparency. The results we reviewed do not show a ticket price, so ask the venue for the per-person cost before you commit. The listing does not verify a steak option either, so this is a lobster-first choice.
Best for: diners who want a whole lobster and a choice of sparkling and aperitif drinks at weekends. Skip if: you need a steak dish or a confirmed price before booking.
3. Big Easy Canary Wharf: Barbecue, Lobster and Unlimited Drinks
The supplied listing does not state the price or the session length, and it does not verify a steak dish. Confirm both with the venue, and ask whether the unlimited drinks run for a fixed time.
Best for: groups who want barbecue and lobster with a wide choice of drinks. Skip if: you want a verified steak menu or a published price.
Comparison: Prices, Drinks and Session Times at a Glance
The table below pulls together what each venue publishes about lobster, steak, drinks, price and session length. Where a detail is not published, we say so rather than guess, and we explain what to ask before you pay.
| Venue | Lobster | Steak | Drinks | Price shown | Session |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| temper | Yes, on the £80 pp option | Yes, on the £45 pp option | Bottomless, 90 minutes | £45, £70 and £80 per person | Saturday brunch |
| Osteria by Bocconcino | Whole lobster | Not verified | Prosecco, champagne and Aperol | Not shown | Weekend, 12pm to 3.30pm, 90-minute sitting |
| Big Easy Canary Wharf | Yes | Not verified | Unlimited bubbles, beer or cocktails | Not shown | Not stated |
| Steak & Lobster Marble Arch | Not verified | Yes | Not verified | Price category: £25 and under | Tuesday to Saturday, 12.30pm to 5pm |
What the prices actually buy you. At temper, the £45 steak-and-chips option and the £80 lobster option are both per person and both include bottomless drinks for 90 minutes, so the £35 difference is the lobster supplement rather than a separate drinks package. That makes temper the easiest venue to budget for, because the headline price is the price you pay before any service charge. At Osteria by Bocconcino and Big Easy Canary Wharf, the drinks are included in the brunch format but the ticket price is not published, so ask for the per-person cost, whether service charge is added and whether any dishes carry a supplement.
Value check. A £45 steak brunch and an £80 lobster brunch are not directly comparable. Judge value on three things: whether the lobster is a whole lobster or a half, whether the bottomless drinks include champagne or only prosecco, and whether the session is 90 minutes or two hours. A 90-minute window with food service can leave closer to an hour of drinking time, so a two-hour session at a slightly higher price can work out better value per hour.
Steak & Lobster Marble Arch is a restaurant listing rather than a verified bottomless brunch, so treat it as a fallback if you want steak and seafood without the drinks package. Its £25-and-under price category reflects a standard menu rather than a bottomless format, so do not compare it like for like with the brunch tickets above.
Booking Your Bottomless Brunch: Times, Deposits and Dietary Needs
Booking conditions vary more than the headline prices suggest, so treat the confirmation email as the contract. Ask three things before you pay: the deposit amount per person, the cancellation deadline and whether the deposit comes off the bill or is forfeited.
Session timing. A 90-minute drinks window usually starts when you are seated, not when you book, and the kitchen may stop taking food orders before the drinks stop. If you are booking a weekend slot, ask whether the table is needed back at a set time, as a later sitting can shorten your window in practice.
Allergies and dietary needs. Tell the venue about a shellfish allergy when you book, not on the day, and ask whether the lobster is cooked separately from the steak. If you need a vegetarian alternative, ask whether the kitchen offers one and whether it carries a supplement. Cross-contamination is a real risk in busy brunch services, so a venue that cannot answer clearly is a venue to skip.
Accessibility. Step-free access, accessible toilets and lift access are rarely stated on brunch listings. If you need them, call the venue rather than relying on the booking page, and ask whether the brunch is served in a downstairs room or a basement.
Age and group policies. Many bottomless brunch offers are 18+ because of the alcohol package, and some venues require the whole table to take the bottomless option. For groups, ask about the maximum table size and whether a set menu applies above a certain number.
If you are interested in Monika's own brunch, book a table at Monika Restaurants to reserve a session or ask about group bookings, allergies and access requirements in advance.
Choosing Your Table for a Lobster or Steak Brunch in London
Choose a venue based on what you want most. If steak is the priority, temper's listing is the clearest. If you want whole lobster with sparkling drinks at weekends, Osteria by Bocconcino fits. If you want a barbecue-led, unlimited-drinks format, Big Easy Canary Wharf is worth a call.
For a South East London option with open-fire cooking, seafood and grilled meats, visit Monika Restaurants for opening hours, directions and parking. Explore lobster served over open fire in Deptford to see how the menu is prepared.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can you get lobster bottomless brunch in London?
Availability, menus and prices change, so check each restaurant's current listing before you visit. Weekend sessions are the most commonly advertised, and some lobster options are listed as upgrades rather than included items.
Which restaurants serve steak and lobster brunch?
temper lists lobster and steak brunch boards on Saturdays, with a steak-and-chips bottomless option listed at £45 per person and a lobster option at £80 per person. Steak & Lobster Marble Arch identifies steak and seafood as its cuisines, but the supplied listing does not verify a bottomless brunch, so confirm that directly with the restaurant before booking.
What is usually included in a bottomless brunch?
A bottomless brunch usually covers a timed sitting with unlimited drinks for a set period. Listings we reviewed describe 90-minute drinks periods and free-flowing prosecco, champagne, cocktails or Aperol. Whether food is included, and how many courses, varies by venue, so read what each ticket covers, since a lobster or steak upgrade may cost extra.
Do bottomless brunches include lobster in the set price?
Not always. At some venues the lobster is part of the top-priced brunch option, while at others it is a supplement or an upgrade. Check the menu for your chosen session before assuming lobster is included.
