Brunch in Warrington: The Best Breakfast and Brunch Spots

For brunch in Warrington, most people land on Blossom Cafe Bar in Time Square, with eggs Benedict, shakshuka and pancakes from 9am every day; Zalos in Stockton Heath, where a full English is £7.45; and The Terrace on Lymm’s Cross. For bottomless brunch it is The Botanist on Saturdays. Every entry was checked against the venue’s own site on 27 October 2026.

We have not eaten at these places for this guide, and nothing here is a review. Each entry sets out what the venue says about itself and what it publishes about its menu, hours and booking, with the Food Standards Agency hygiene rating. Where a fact comes from somewhere other than the venue’s own site, we say so. Prices are from the menus the venues publish online and can change.

Town centre

Blossom Cafe Bar, Time Square

Blossom opened in Time Square in November 2024; the Time Square announcement says it is family-run by Fabio and his son Kaya. Its site says breakfast and brunch are served every day from 9am to 5pm. The May 2026 menu lists five benedicts from £8 to £11, an English breakfast at £10.95, a Turkish breakfast at £12.50, menemen at £10.95, shakshuka at £11.50, American pancakes from £9 to £10 and a children’s menu at £6.50. Hours: Monday to Wednesday 9am to 5pm; Thursday to Sunday 9am until late. Book online or call 01925 432736. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 22 July 2026). Unit 1, Dolmans Lane, Time Square, WA1 2NT.

Dick’s Bean Bar, Winwick Street

Dick’s says it opened in 2016 as “Warrington’s first specialty coffee shop”, and it serves only single-origin coffee. It sits between Warrington Central and the bus interchange, and says it is busy with commuters in the morning. Its food is “all home cooked on the premises”, with vegan and gluten-free options, and the site says there is no supplement charge for them. There is also what it calls a “secret urban garden” for sitting out. Opening hours are not published on its site, so call 01925 639504 before a special trip. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 8 January 2025). 17 Winwick Street, WA1 1XR.

Bottomless brunch

The Botanist, Time Square

The Botanist is a national bar and restaurant chain. Its Warrington page lists bottomless brunch every Saturday from 11am to 4pm: £30 a head for 90 minutes, with any brunch dish and a choice of drinks that includes Prosecco, Aperol Spritz, mimosas and pints. Dogs are welcome in the bar and outdoor areas, and the page lists live music every day. Hours: Monday to Thursday 11am to 10pm; Friday 11am to midnight; Saturday 10am to midnight; Sunday 11am to 11pm. Book on the website. Hygiene rating 4 (FSA, 16 December 2025). 6 Time Square, WA1 2NT. Our listing.

Village Hotel Warrington, Centre Park

The Pub & Grill at the Village Hotel is part of a national hotel chain, and its brunch page says bottomless brunch runs on the last Saturday of every month at all its hotels, Warrington included. It costs £35 a head for one main course from the Pub & Grill menu and 90 minutes of drinks: Prosecco, house wine, Aperol Spritz, single house spirits, draught beer and soft drinks. Bookings run from 1pm to 5pm, are paid in full when you book and cannot be cancelled. It is for over-18s only, and vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free meals can be arranged in advance. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 2 February 2026). 110 Centre Park, WA1 1QA.

Stockton Heath

Zalos, London Road

Zalos heads its website “Breakfast - Brunch - Lunch” and says its chefs “cook everything to order”. The online menu lists a full English at £7.45 (two sausages, two rashers of bacon, egg, hash brown, beans, tomato, mushrooms and toast), a vegetarian breakfast at £7.45, sucuk yumurta (a Turkish breakfast of spicy sausage, peppers, fried eggs, feta, olives and borek) at £7.25, and scrambled egg with smoked salmon on a toasted bagel at £7.20. The site gives two sets of weekday hours: Monday to Saturday 8.30am to 5pm in one place, and Monday to Friday 8.30am to 4.45pm in another. Sunday is 9am to 4pm. Call 01925 269369. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 20 November 2024). 69 London Road, WA4 6SG. The FSA register also lists Zalos cafes at 31 The Cross in Lymm and 730 Knutsford Road in Latchford, both rated 5; the website covers the Stockton Heath cafe only.

Lymm

The Terrace, The Cross

The Terrace says it sits behind the shops on Lymm’s main road, with a spacious room inside and a covered, heated outdoor area for up to 30 people. Its food is “all made on the premises to order”, using local suppliers where it can. It names its Bakewell tart as a favourite and publishes breakfast, lunch and children’s menus. The menu files are several years old, so we have not quoted prices. It is open every day from 8am to 5pm. Reservations are by phone only on 01925 751421, and its contact page asks people not to book through Facebook or Instagram. Hygiene rating 3 (FSA, 14 May 2026). 11 The Cross, WA13 0HR.

Sextons Village Bakery, Eagle Brow

Sextons calls itself a “6th generation artisan bakery”, baking below the shop, and its history page says the Sexton family bought the Lymm business in 1969. Next to the bakery counter there is a coffee shop serving breakfast and lunch. Its contact page says well-behaved dogs are welcome in all customer areas. There is a small step into the coffee shop, and staff will put out a ramp if you ask. Hours: Monday to Saturday 8.30am to 5pm; Sunday 9am to 4pm. Call 01925 753669. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 25 February 2026). 2 Eagle Brow, WA13 0AD. Our listing.

Farm and lakeside

Kenyon Hall Farm Café, Croft

Kenyon Hall is a working farm, and the café serves “traditional farmhouse breakfasts” alongside sandwiches, pies, soups and home-baked cakes, with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options. Breakfast is served from 9am to 11.45am, and tables are first come, first served. Lunch runs from noon to 3pm, and coffee and cake until 4.30pm. Afternoon tea from 2.30pm must be booked. The café is open every day, and the farm shop stays open until 5pm. Call 01925 765531. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 10 February 2026). Winwick Lane, Croft, WA3 7ED. Our listing.

Partridge Lakes Cafe, Culcheth

Partridge Lakes is a fishery with a lakeside café, and you can sit inside, in a heated log cabin or out by the water. It opens earliest of any place in this guide: 7.30am to 3.30pm Monday to Friday and 7.30am to 4pm at weekends, with hot food until 3pm every day. It says it is dog-friendly (“muddy paws welcome”) and keeps a dog menu, and Partridge Park Walk is across the car park. Its full menu is not yet online, and the site says to ask at the counter or call 01925 767505. It also runs seasonal events, including Guy Fawkes Night from 5 to 7 November. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 16 June 2026). Glaziers Lane, Culcheth, WA3 4AQ.

How we chose

We started from the brunch places Warrington people search for and that local listings keep naming, and added the two bottomless brunches in the town centre. Then we checked each one against its own website and the Food Standards Agency register on 27 October 2026. Everywhere here is rated 3 or above for hygiene, and we say where a venue is part of a national chain. We left out cafes whose own website or social page we could not find, and one Moore cafe whose latest hygiene rating is 1. Nobody listed has paid to be here. For more ideas, see things to do in Warrington, what’s on this month, our guides to Warrington cafes, restaurants, Sunday roasts and walks near Warrington, and the cafes in our directory.

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I get bottomless brunch in Warrington?

The Botanist in Time Square runs bottomless brunch every Saturday from 11am to 4pm at £30 a head for 90 minutes, with any brunch dish. The Pub & Grill at the Village Hotel on Centre Park runs one on the last Saturday of each month, with bookings from 1pm to 5pm, at £35 a head for one main course and 90 minutes of drinks. It is for over-18s only and is paid in full when you book.

Which Warrington brunch places open early?

Partridge Lakes Cafe at Culcheth opens at 7.30am every day and serves hot food until 3pm. The Terrace in Lymm opens at 8am every day. Zalos in Stockton Heath and Sextons in Lymm open at 8.30am Monday to Saturday, and Blossom Cafe Bar in Time Square serves breakfast and brunch from 9am every day.

Where can I take a dog for breakfast near Warrington?

Partridge Lakes Cafe says muddy paws are welcome and keeps a dog menu. Sextons Village Bakery in Lymm says well-behaved dogs are welcome in all customer areas, and The Botanist welcomes dogs in its bar and outdoor areas.