La Fête
Patrons rave that this bistro serves delicious dishes like potato pave, deviled eggs, steak frites, and eggs Benedict. They highlight the cozy atmosphere, featuring tiled flooring, Parisian tables, and quaint wine bottle-filled cabinets. It doesn't hurt that they have exceptional service and tasty food, as well. They also like the well-balanced cocktails and the attentive serving staff.
The Root Cafe
The Root in Little Rock is one of the more unique restaurants in Arkansas. The menu sources local food when possible and serves everything from purple-hull peas and cornbread to country-fried tofu with vegan gravy. The atmosphere is one thing that makes it so different – it feels both down-to-earth and country while also being artsy and funky. It’s definitely worth stopping by if you’re in the natural state!
Egg
Simple name, but it fits perfectly. This small breakfast/brunch place is a great stop. Egg in Rehoboth has a variety of options for every picky eater from something simple to peanut butter French toast and lemon curd crepes. Egg’s friendly staff are sure to provide a great experience that will make you come back for more.
Café Tu Tu Tango
Next time you’re in Orlando, visit Café Tu Tu Tango. This restaurant is certainly one of a kind. It’s steeped in the art scene. Local artists paint while patrons dine, and they offer their pieces up for sale. The food is super good, but many people visit Café Tu Tu Tango just for the sangria menu. Since it’s Florida, it also has some pretty interesting foods like alligator bites and Cajun chicken egg rolls.
Hen Mother Cookhouse
Sometimes the best restaurants are hidden away, and that’s the case for Johns Creek breakfast eatery Hen Mother Cookhouse. Georgia residents couldn’t choose a better place to grab brunch. It has strong southern vibes (naturally), and some of the best pancakes you’ll ever eat. Their Fluffy Brown Butter Buttermilk Pancakes are one of the best and most popular, especially since they’re the size of an entire cake!
Con Huevos
Louisville is the brunch capital of the country, and there are so many restaurants to choose from. Of those, Con Huevos seems to be one of the best. Why? They’ll have the best Huevos Rancheros you’ll ever eat. Other than the eggs, their pancakes are sublime. Plus, they serve Cuban coffee! What are you waiting for?
Brennan's
Walking into Brennan’s feels as though you stepped back in time. It’s been around since 1946 and still has a similar vibe. While the food is delicious, many people visit because of the desserts. The Bananas Foster is one of the most-ordered dishes, particularly since it’s flambéed at your table! You can dine at this restaurant in New Orleans.
Blue Moon Cafe
Baltimore locals love this brunch restaurant so much that they opened a second spot (Blue Moon Too) just on the other side of Inner Harbor, two miles away. Blue Moon Cafe serves delicious French toast, omelets, tacos, and more. Generous portion sizes are a highlight, as are the unique, fun atmosphere and friendly, attentive service. Patrons also like the interesting decor and the option to purchase artwork.
Table 100
Table 100 is definitely upscale, but it’s a great spot for someone who wants a relaxing brunch. During Table 100’s brunch, live jazz music is played to accompany the hearty Southern dishes such as Gulf shrimp and grits or a brisket and egg melt. Reviews say it’s the best service and food you’ll ever experience. Table 100 is located in Flowood.
Sunny Point Cafe
This restaurant is one of the best-rated on our list, and we don’t say that lightly. With nearly 3,000 reviews, Sunny Point Café has a 4.8 rating – crazy! This Asheville restaurant is family-owned and has a fantastic brunch (of course!). While the wait is a little long, the portions are pretty big and delicious. One favorite is their four-egg omelets, but others prefer the French bread.
Cafe Kacoa
Cafe Kacao isn’t as famous as other brunch places in Oklahoma City, but it should be! They serve brunch every single day, and it has the best Cuban menu we’ve seen (even better than some places in Florida). You can taste dishes like Tostadas, Cuban omelets, huevos rancheros, and motuleño.
Java Burrito Company
Java Burrito Company in Hilton Head Island may look expensive, but it really isn’t. The food is Mexican-inspired and sourced from local, organic farms, so you know exactly where your food is coming from. For brunch lovers, they have some of the best coffee and cocktails around.
Biscuit Love
Biscuit Love has been around for five years, and people have been raving since they opened. This delicious brunch eatery has three locations – two in Nashville and one in Franklin. As per the name, most of the dishes revolve biscuits, but we can all agree it’s one of the best things to eat for brunch. The “East Nasty” was also named the best sandwich in America by Bon Appétit!
The Breakfast Club
You won’t ever forget the Breakfast Klub. This delicious restaurant is diner-style with some of the best chicken and waffles you’ll ever eat – a southern specialty. The waiters are friendly and fast, but you still have plenty of time to enjoy the artsy vibe of this eatery. The Breakfast Klub is located in Houston.
Pearly's
Perly’s, located in Richmond, has been open forever! The menu is almost like a New York deli, but with a creative Jewish twist. One thing people love the most is their Breakfast Bagel Sammys, a toasted bagel sandwich with pastrami, sautéed onions, scrambled eggs, and cheese. Anytime you’re in Richmond, Perly’s is the place to be.
First Watch
Not sure if you want traditional brunch or something a little more creative? First Watch is the restaurant you’re looking for. Located in Charleston, this brunch is everything you could want and more. It’s an award-winning eatery that serves things like farmhouse hash (cage-free eggs, potatoes, and bacon), frittatas, waffles, and quinoa bowls.
