Brunch may not be the most important meal of the day, but it's certainly the most fun.
Any chance we get to order French toast for the table and bottomless mimosas is a chance we're going to take, so we asked our editors across the country to name their favorite local brunch spots.
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Next time you're looking to brunch in New York City, Los Angeles or anything in between, try one of these beloved brunch spots below.
Atlanta - 5CHURCH Buckhead and Midtown
5CHURCH’s revamped brunch menu is to die for. With all of the most popular items still on the menu and a variety of new and improved dishes, 5CHURCH is a must-try in the Atlanta brunch scene. Don’t forget to pair your meal with a carafe of mimosas because, after all, what is brunch without a mimosa? See more on Atlanta's full list. 1197 Peachtree St. NE #528, 3379 Peachtree Rd. NE Ste. 125
Aspen - White House Tavern
Residing in the historic A.G. Sheppard House, White House Tavern serves up shareable sandwiches and brunch staples in an intimate setting. Enjoy house-smoked salmon and southern-style brussels sprouts with lemon aioli and grated Reggiano in the tavern’s ambient, gothic dining room. Pair your savory breakfast with the tavern’s signature “kickstart” bloody mary, which is made with a choice of vodka or tequila. See more on Aspen's full list. 302 E. Hopkins Ave.
Austin - Ciclo at the Four Seasons
Lakeside dining awaits at Ciclo. With a Sunday brunch menu featuring Ciclo’s special blueberry pancakes, Prime hickory-smoked ribeye and exquisite pastries, the luxurious setting, complete with stunning water views, offers a perfect blend of sophistication and comfort. See more on Austin's full list. 98 San Jacinto Blvd.
Boston - Abe and Louie’s
Satisfy your morning sweet tooth with Abe and Louie’s brunch menu, which includes treats like crepes and beignets, or dive into their savory options, like lobster croque madame, paired with sides of your choice. See more on Boston's full list. 793 Boylston St.
Chicago - 3Arts Cafe
Located in Restoration Hardware, this coffeehouse, wine bar and American restaurant rolled into one is known for its lush atmosphere and Instagram-worthy brunch specials. Drop in to try the avocado toast, with charred sourdough, Della Terra Aged Balsamic and the option to add a soft-boiled egg; and the RH Scramble, crafted with farm eggs, Crème Fraîche, avocado and chives. See more on Chicago's full list. 1300 N. Dearborn St., Gold Coast
Dallas - Green Point
Paying tribute to the beachside neighborhood where the Katz Brothers’ grandparents once lived, this modern seafood brasserie’s got the ideal blend of chic and casual–smart yet lighthearted. The brunch menu is a delicious trip down memory lane, featuring seafood gumbo, lobster roll, tuna melt and more. As for the cocktail of choice? The Gold Standard, a refreshing mix of reposado tequila, pineapple, lemon, ginger and honey–punchy, fun, and just the right amount of zing. See more on Dallas' full list. 3219 Knox St. Ste. 100
Hamptons - Rosie’s Amagansett
Grab a bike from The Inn and ride to tried-and-true favorite Rosie’s for brunch. With a focus on sourcing local ingredients in its dishes, you’ll find fuel for your day with choices of delicious pastas, salads, sandwiches and, of course, mimosas. See more on the Hamptons' full list. 195 Main St., Amagansett
Hawai'i - 1 Kitchen
1 Hotel Hanalei Bay, the flagship property of 1 Hotels and Resorts, celebrates local ingredients at 1 Kitchen. Menus are thoughtfully crafted around seasonal, nutrient-dense dishes that are simple yet nourishing… and delicious. Choose from its breakfast buffet or a la carte and enjoy the view from the breathtaking Hanalei Bay. See more on Hawai'i's full list. Kaua'i
Houston - a’Bouzy
Brunch at a’Bouzy is as much about the ambiance as it is about the food. With a perfect mix of vintage charm and modern flair, the décor transports you to a cozy home in the South of France, exuding a rustic warmth. Enjoy hearty favorites like corned beef brisket hash and truffle egg salad sandwiches, offering a taste of soulful, feel-good comfort. See more on Houston's full list. 2300 Westheimer Rd.
Las Vegas - Spago
Located at Bellagio Resort & Casino, the legendary Spago by Wolfgang Puck offers a luxurious dining experience in front of the famed Bellagio fountains, with the patio being the most coveted spot in the house. While its signature smoked salmon pizza remains, the restaurant recently introduced a new weekend brunch menu highlighted by a bright prosciutto, arugula and melon salad and poached organic eggs served with house-smoked salmon, buttered asparagus and hollandaise sauce. See more on Vegas' full list. 3600 S Las Vegas Blvd.
Los Angeles - République
Set in a 1928 Charlie Chaplin-built enclave, Republique’s original brick and ironwork interiors are enough to get anyone out of bed for brunch. During the weekend, break “This Morning’s Bread,” served with butter and jam, before graduating to the French favorite Croque Madame or avocado toast with Cara Cara orange yuzu—a SoCal staple. If you’re looking for a boozy brunch, fill glasses with apple-pomegranate sangria and grapefruit spritzes. Salut! See more on LA's full list. 624 S La Brea Ave.
Nashville - Buttermilk Ranch
This boutique bakery with pristine pastries from Alyssa Gangeri and a stellar savory brunch lineup is a true sugar-sprinkled oasis in 12 South. Get there early to secure a table or a pastry, as there’s typically a wait on weekends. See more on Nashville's full list. 2407 12th Ave. S
NYC - Boucherie
Say “oui out” to the meal of catching up and winding down at La Grande Boucherie. Inspired by the spirit of La Belle Époque, Boucherie blends Parisian brasserie charm with the classic steakhouse experience. Savor the moment at its West Village, Union Square and Midtown kitchens, where its eggs benedict, Boucherie burger and prime steak frites are the stars of the show. With decadent bites and dazzling interiors to match, the culinary destination also delivers meticulous craftsmanship paired with historical architecture. See more on NYC's full list. Multiple locations
Orange County - Haute Cakes Caffe
Newport Beach loves this charming brunch destination for its classic breakfast plates. Whether spending time in the courtyard chatting with friends over chorizo scrambles or nestled inside with a loved one sharing the fan-favorite orange ricotta Haute Cakes topped with warm berries, Haute Cakes Caffe is happy to host you—no matter the occasion. See more on Orange County's full list.
Palm Beach - Pistache
This classic French bistro feels like a step into Paris: red booths, bistro chairs and outdoor seating are perfect for a leisurely tête-à-tête. Go for brunch favorites like the fluffy mushroom omelet, signature BLT on a brioche bun, and steak and eggs paired with home fries and sauce au poivre. See more on Palm Beach's full list. 101 N. Clematis St., West Palm Beach
Philadelphia - Bud & Marilyn’s
Situated on the corner of 13th and Locust Street is Bud & Marilyn’s. Their simple take on homestyle comfort food boasts American favorites like crunchy almond French toast and chicken ‘n waffles. See more on Philly's full list. 1234 Locust St.
San Diego - Madison on Park
Led by Michelin-starred executive chef Mario Cassineri and chef Tony Gutierrez, brunch at Madison on Park is popular for its vibrant social scene and premier cuisine. While the weekend boozy brunch will cater to your drinking and dancing needs, settle in to indulge in sweet and savory eats from shareable churro waffle sticks with jalapeño-blackberry sauce to tender chicken fried steak and eggs—all best paired with Blue Dream lemonade mimosas. See more on San Diego's full list. 4622 Park Blvd.
San Francisco - Aziza
Michelin-starred chef Mourad Lahlou is behind the rustic menu at this Richmond district resto. The weekend brunch menu is relatively small, but resplendent with Moroccan-California cuisine—think shakshuka with chickpeas, pickled beans and jalapeno lebni; Beghrir pancakes with honey butter, citrus honey and bee pollen; and grilled prawns with red charmoula and polenta. See more on San Francisco's full list. 5800 Geary Blvd.
Scottsdale - Arcadia Farms Cafe
This boutique eatery in downtown Scottsdale has served up fresh French country-inspired dishes—think blueberry crepes, ham and cheddar cheese quiche, peach French toast casserole and more—for over 30 years. See more on Scottsdale's full list. 7025 E 1st Ave.
Silicon Valley - Alice's Restaurant
Nestled among a stunning redwood forest, Alice’s Restaurant is a world-famous breakfast stop in Woodside. The family-owned and -operated eatery dishes up classic egg dishes and decadent French toast and buttermilk pancakes fresh off the griddle, among other morning specialties. Nosh on the innovative potato Benedict featuring two homemade potato cakes topped with perfectly poached eggs and drenched in a sun-dried tomato Hollandaise. See more on Silicon Valley's full list. 17288 Skyline Blvd., Woodside
Washington D.C. - Alhambra at St. Regis
Indulge in decadent brunch favorites at The St. Regis Washington, D.C.’s Alhambra restaurant. The Mediterranean-inspired menu boasts dishes like lamb kofta scramble and Mediterranean benedict. See more on D.C.'s full list. 923 Black Lives Matter Plaza NW
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