A comprehensive list of some of the best mimosa specials, patios, and atmosphere that Dallas has to offer on the plentiful brunch scene

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Mimosa Specials | Black Owned Brunches | Group Brunches |

For the Bad & Bougie | Patios & Rooftops | Classic Choices

New Day, New Brunch on the list

CEDAR SPRINGS TAP HOUSE (OAK LAWN) ($)

Cure your Friday or Saturday night fever with Cedar Spring Tap House’s Hangover Brunch. All of their dishes are under $20 which means it’s also easy on your wallet after buying rounds the night before.

EBB & FLOW (DEEP ELLUM) ($$)

$8 Cocktails

Enjoy a brunch cocktail sitting on the patio underneath hanging bright florals or slip into a velvet booth in this beautifully decorated Deep Ellum spot. The food is good but the drinks are even better.

Also Good For: Groups, Patio, Instaworthy

EL BOLERO (DESIGN DISTRICT) ($$)

El Bolero is known around Dallas for their margaritas and house-made chips. The restaurant features a weekend brunch with revolving specials including a BYO Bloody Mary Bar. If you that is not your vibe check out the house mimosas or extensive list of other drinks available.

Also Good For: Groups, Patio, Instaworthy

GEORGIE BY CURTIS STONE (KNOX HENDERSON) ($$$)

The brunch menu has yet to be revealed for the Curtis Brothers’ new venture however from the rumors it is not to disappoint. The new concept is following in the footsteps of sister restaurants Gwen and Maude both located in posh Beverly Hills. Until brunch becomes available, stop in for a date night for the Rotisserie Chicken Dinner for 2 that comes with a whole chicken and two sides for $65

HARRIS’ HOUSE OF HEROES (VICTORY PARK) ($$)

$5 Mimosas

Former New Orleans Saints player De’Vante Harris recently opened a family-inspired, family-run restaurant in the bustling Victory Park area. The menu is classic comfort with an upscale twist reminiscent of what Harris grew up eating with his family. The Sunday Funday adds four additional selections to the regular menu to accompany $5 mimosas.

HERO BY HG SUPPLY (VICTORY PARK) ($$)

$4 Mimosas

HG Supply Co’s latest concept to grace Dallas is placed right next to the American Airlines Center. Like its sister restaurant Hero focuses on healthy choices and add in live games and an arcade. Grab a $4 mimosa or if you’re with friends enjoy a large format Mega Mosa sure to get you where you need to go, quickly.

Also Good For: Groups, Instaworthy

HOMEWOOD (OAK LAWN) ($$$)

Oak Lawn’s newest restaurant instillation Homewood prides itself with providing patrons with a warm atmosphere and genuine food. The majority of their menu is locally sourced from farmers around the DFW area. Try out the Graham Pecan waffle with moonshine cherries and velvet whipped marscarpone.

Also Good For: Patio, Groups

JAM + TOAST (IRVING) ($)

From time to time throwing back multiple glasses of champagne isn’t appropriate for what the occasion calls and a simple breakfast is what you need. Jam + Toast is a straight forward restaurant to eat, enjoy and leave. The lengthy menu contains multiple flavors of your favorite breakfast flavors. Opt for the “For Mom” meal if you are looking for the simple fare or go all in with an order of French Toast accompanied by a freshly prepared skilled with eggs, meat, and seasoned potatoes.

MARACAS COCINA MEXICANA (DEEP ELLUM) ($)

Maracas is one of those places I happen to always forget about until I see people mention it or happen to walk by while strolling through Deep Ellum. The food is all-around solid and brunch also does not miss. Plus with $1 mimosas with the purchase of an entree you really can not do wrong here. Stop by and get your fill on the Mexican Brunch Lasagna which is a personal favorite of Dallas chef Gabrielle McBay.

Also Good For: Groups

MIRIAM COCINA (ARTS DISTRICT) ($$)

Named after head chef and owner Miriam Jimenez, this Latin eatery pulls inspiration from Mexico and the Dominican Republic to give patrons dishes with an explosion of flavor and as the chef calls them “zingy cocktails.” Choose from one of the plethora of taco dishes or try a bit of everything with one of the combination dishes. Don’t forget to get your picture taken with Miriam to add to her patron wall or play a game of I Spy with the ceiling mural.

Also Good For: Instaworthy, Special Occasions

MUCHACHO TEX MEX (PARK CITIES) ($$)

New to the University Park/Park Cities area, Muchacho is bring Tex Mex flavors to traditional brunch dishes. Check out the variety of breakfast style tortas or tacos to get your fill.

PAKPAO (DESIGN DISTRICT) ($)

$3 Mimosas

Thai food may not be top of mind for brunch, but it should be. Stop by for their Boozy Brunch on Sundays featuring a full menu of traditional Thai courses and $3 glasses of mimosas.

PANGEA DALLAS (RICHARDSON) ($$)

Famed Dallas Chef Kevin Ashade finally graced Dallas with his restaurant venture Pangea. The full-service restaurant and bar has traditional items like Shrimp & Grits as well as more richer fare the Grand Mariner Brulee French Toast. Make sure you try the Pangea swirl or his secret recipe Frose.

Also Good For: Patios, Groups, Instaworthy

THE COMMONS CLUB AT THE VIRGIN HOTEL (DESIGN DISTRICT) ($$)

The Virgin Hotel has already made a splash in Dallas in the few months that it has been open. The social club concept welcomes guest to an open layout and relaxed environment for everything from grabbing coffee to celebrating your birthday.

Also Good For: The Bad and Bougie, Instaworthy, Groups, Special Occasions

SLOANE’S CORNER (DOWNTOWN) ($$)

In the spirit of flexible schedules and entrepreneurship sometimes you need a mid-week breakfast over the weekend brunch. Sloane’s corner boasts a great menu to stop in and grab a bite on your way to the office or for a morning meeting. The cocktail menu is lusciously filled with options for beer, wine, craft recipes and more.

SKY BLOSSOM (DOWNTOWN) ($$)

Enjoy $5 mimosa special on Sundays while overlooking the Giant Eyeball in the yard of the Joule Hotel. The Asian fusion restaurant is serving small bite style plates that are perfect for sharing or ordering multiples.

SMOKY ROSE (SOUTH DALLAS) ($$)

$5 Mimosas

Available on Sundays only, Smoky Rose presents a specially crafted menu to compliment typical delicacies using high quality, carefully selected ingredients. Mimosas are available for $5 a glass but I would opt for the $15 carafe option especially if you are with a group. The Smoky Rose Benedict with the BBQ brisket is one of my personal favorites.

Also Good For: Patios, Groups

MIMOSA SPECIALS

Without mimosas it’s really not brunch, it’s breakfast. You can make breakfast at home. Below is a very eclectic list of brunch specials ranging from $0.99 per glass to $20 bottomless.

ASCENSION COFFEE (UPTOWN/DESIGN DISTRICT) ( $ ) 

$3 Mimosas

Colorful Australian-style coffee shop in a laid-back, friendly environment. This is also one of my favorite coffee shops (next to Halcyon) to work out of. If you aren’t starving but still looking for something filling opt for the Avocado Toast or the Paleo Breakfast Bowl.

BLATT BEER AND TABLE: (PRESTON HOLLOW) ( $$ )

$5 Mimosas: $20 Carafes

Elevated bites in a casual pub special.

Also Good For: Groups

BRITISH BEVERAGE CO (UPTOWN) ( $ )

$10 House Champagne + Mimosa Bar : $3 Wells

Gastropub with sports, live music and cheap eats.

Also Good For: Groups, Patio

CAMPUZANO (OAK LAWN) ( $ )

$15 Bottomless Mimosas, $4 Brunch Margaritas

Campuzano is the perfect example of not having to sacrifice great taste for a good deal. This Mexican restaurant has brunch dishes that cost no more than $14 leaving room in your budget for several drinks.

Also Good For: Small Groups

CRICKLES AND CO (OAK LAWN) ( $ )

$4 Mimosas and Bloody Marys. $5 Margaritas; $13 Carafes

Tucked away in the Oak Lawn area, Crickles and Co serves breakfast from the time they open until closing. The menu items are from family favorites and their classical French trained chef. There are a copious amounts of Build Your Own options to make your own custom sandwich or omelet.

Also Good For: Small Groups, Quick Eats.

DEL FRISCO’S GRILLE (UPTOWN) ( $$ )

$7 Single/ $15 Carafe.

Cheaper than it’s sister restaurant Del Frisco’s Double Edge Steakhouse menu items like the Red Velvet Belgian Waffle and Braised Short Rib Hash keep me coming back.

Also Good For: Groups, Patio Seating, Instaworthy. Reservations can be made in advance.

FERNANDO’S MEXICAN DALLAS (PRESTON HOLLOW) ( $ )

$4.50 Mimosas/ Mojitos / Margarita Swirls / Bloody Mary / Screwdrivers

Casual Tex-Mex cuisine with dishes ranging from $12.75 to $16.

Also Good For: Groups, Patio Seating

FRANKIE’S (DOWNTOWN) ( $$ )

$ 3 Mimosas/ $8 Champagne Punch / $7 Sangria

This two-level pub hosts a Hair of  The Dog Brunch every Saturday and Sunday to cure all of your hangover needs. Upgrade to their craft mimosa specials for only a few dollars more as you dine over breakfast bar bites.

Also Good For: Groups, Quick Food, Instaworthy

 GLORIA’S (UPTOWN/LOWER GREENVILLE/LEMMON AVE) ( $$ )

$2 Mimosas ; $10 Champagne Bottles

A combination of Tex-Mex, Latin and Salvadorian foods in a casual setting. The mimosas may be cheap, however they are powerful.

Also Good For: Groups, Patio Seating, Foodie Favs. Reservations can be made in advance.

IVY KITCHEN (ADDISON) ( $$ )

$4 Mimosas/Sangrias $11 Carafes

Creatively curated American foods with unique cocktails. Ivy Kitchen’s sleek decor makes it the perfect anytime restaurant.

LA CALLE DOCE (OAK CLIFF) ( $ )

$3.50 Mimosas

Small family-owned eatery boasting Veracruz-style cuisine with classic Tex-Mex dishes. Whole fried fish, fajitas and paella are some of the favorites.

Also Good For: Groups, Special Occasions, Instaworthy

LIBERTINE BAR (LOWER GREENVILLE) ( $ )

$3 Mimosas /Bellini /Kir Royal / $15 Carafes.

Relaxed pub known for it’s variety of beer and late night eats. Brunch is served on the weekends from 11am-3 pm in addition to their regular menu. Surprise… there are a few options for our Vegan Friends too.

Also Good For: Small Groups

MATCHBOX GRILL (PRESTON HOLLOW) ( $$ )

$3 Mimosas with purchase of a Brunch Box

Personally I can eat Pizza any time of the day so why not for brunch? Matchbox’s stylish industrial interior is the perfect setting for dishes such as Fried Chicken and Grits. If you are going the pizza route the classics are on the menus as well as their own Brunch Pizza.

NORMA’S CAFE (VARIOUS LOCATION) ( $ )

BYOB

Another casual diner fave of mine, Norma’s food may be inexpensive but it doesn’t lack quality or quantity. The best part… its BYOB.

Also Good For: Small Groups, Quick Eats

NOVA (OAK CLIFF) ( $$ )

$4.5 Mimosas/$18 Carafe. $6 Specialty Cocktails.

Quaint retro-style restaurant with a juxtaposition of flavors and dishes. The Texas Size BLT is a favorite among my friends and requires both hands to even hold this large dish. Their prices don’t even compare to the portion size.

Also Good For: Small Groups

ORIGINAL MARKET DINER (DESIGN DISTRICT) ( $ )

$3.25 Mimosas and Bellini’s; $3.75 Glasses of Brut

This happens to be one of my favorite cheap, super casual places to catch breakfast at (yes— breakfast. I’ve been as early as 8:30 am). It’s quick but hearty diner food with cheap drinks.

Also Good For: Small Groups, Quick Eats

STATE & ALLEN (UPTOWN) ( $$ )

$3 Mimosas $3.50 Screwdrivers /Tequila Sunrises. $20 Bottle ; Half-priced Champagne after 3 pm on Sundays.

Laid-back restaurant that is a staple in the neighborhood. Between Bison & Chorizo Migas and Bread Pudding French Toast you have enough options to keep you busy between inexpensive mimosas.

Also Good For: Groups, Patio Seating, Instaworthy Area. Reservations can be made.

STREET’S FINE CHICKEN (CEDAR SPRINGS) ( $$ )

$3 Mimosas / $5 Bloody Mary’s

The perfect place for chicken lovers. Street’s is all about prepping chicken in different ways and what better way to have it than at brunch. The ShowBird is one of my favorites right next to the biscuit sliders.

SUNDOWN AT GRANADA (LOWER GREENVILLE) ( $$ )

$2 Mimosas/$9 Carafes

Sundown focuses on fresh ingredients at affordable costs. If you are a vegetarian or vegan looking for more than 1 option that’s not a salad, they have a few on the menu for you to get elbow to elbow with omnivores and not left out of all brunch outings on the weekends.

Also Good For: Groups, Vegan Friendly Patio Seating, Instaworthy Area. Reservations can be made.

TAVERNA (KNOX HENDERSON) ( $$ )

$2 Mimosas and Bellini’s Saturday’s and Sundays

Casual Italian restaurant where each guest is looked at as family. Choose from a variety of omelets or a more traditional Italian dish such as Risotto.

Also Good For: Groups, Patio Seating, Instaworthy, Brunch Date, Special Occasions. Reservations can be made.

THE OLD MONK (KNOX HENDERSON) ( $ )

$5 glass / $7 Half-Carafe / $11 Liters

Low-key Irish pub with a bustling inside and an expansive patio. Meals start at just $6 making this a choice for cheap food and rounds of drinks.

Also Good For: Groups

PENNE POMODORO (PRESTON HOLLOW) ( $$ )

$2 Mimosas/ Bellinis. / Bloody Mary’s.

Fresh, affordable Italian food in a casual setting. The menu is small however there are staple choices such as waffle, eggs, and hash.

Also Good For: Small Groups, special occasions, brunch dates.

VERACRUZ CAFE (BISHOP ARTS) ( $ )

$2 Mimosas

Taking from MesoAmerican, Mayan, Hausteco and Aztec Cuisines, Veracruz Cafe has culture and tradition laced into their food.

Also Good For: Groups, Quick Eats

WOODLANDS AMERICAN GRILL (PRESTON HOLLOW) ($$)

$3 Mimosas/ Champagne/ Bloody Mary’s

In a space inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright, this casual neighborhood eatery old-fashioned food.

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BLACK OWNED BRUNCHES

There are a good number of Black Owned restaurants in Dallas but just a few have Brunch. Small but mighty, they do it well.

BONTON FARMS (OAK CLIFF) ( $ )

A farm is not the most traditional idea of where to get brunch however if you do like trying things out of the norm + doing good, patronize Bonton Farms. Their mission is to  to restore lives, create jobs and ignite hope in a once forgotten and neglected neighborhood with some of the most marginalized people. They have done a lot of work in the Oak Cliff area and what better way to eat than farm to table?

 3ELEVEN KITCHEN & COCKTAILS (DOWNTOWN) ( $$ )

$5 Mimosas/$ 22 Carafes

One of the few farm to table restaurants in Dallas, 3Eleven Kitchen & Cocktails provides food with care and craft cocktails.

Also Good For: Groups, Patio Seating

THE ISLAND SPOT (OAK CLIFF) ( $$ )

$10 Bottomless

Authentic Jamaican fare right in the heart of Dallas’s historic Oak Cliff Neighborhood. Their premium imported rum selection pairs well with the patties or the jerk chicken and waffle for a little bit of tradition mixed with a lot of flavors.

Also good for: Large Groups, Patio Seating. Reservations can be made in advance.

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IT’S A BRUNCH PARTY 

Most of us have a group of people that we enjoy spending time with and participating in various activities with. They are called your friends. You brunch with friends. Not every place is good for groups small to large, however there are some that make it easier to get everyone at a table.

CHELSEA CORNER (KNOX HENDERSON ) ( $$ )

$5 Bellinis/ $18 Carafes/ $7 Select Cocktails

With over 2500 Square feet on the back patio, 19 HD TVs, and a building that has been standing since 1926, Chelsea Corner has enough room for you and your friends.

Also Good For: Patio

CITY COUNCIL RESTAURANT AND BAR (UPTOWN) ( $$ )

$5 Mimosas / $18 Carafes

I honestly didn’t know what I was missing until I had booze in my cereal. The Fruit Loops is my personal favorite. Outside of the boozy cereal, the crowd favorites were The Buffalo Chicken and Waffle, Chicken Fried Steak & Eggs, and The Blueberry Stuffed French Toast.

Also Good For: Patio. Reservations can be made in advance.

IDA CLAIRE (ADDISON) ( $$ )

$5 Mimosas/ $25 Bottles

Take an journey through Ida Claire with their mix of international flavors with traditional Southern Cuisine. Start off with the Fried Green Tomatoes before moving on to the Nashville Fried Chicken or the Coffee Crumble French Toast.

Also Good For: Patio, Instaworthy. Reservations Can be made in Advance.

JOSE (HIGHLAND PARK) ( $$ )

$7 Mimosas/$24 Carafe.

Mexican cuisine with fresh ingredients. The menu features traditional Tlaquepaque tastes in the chef’s daily specials.

Also Good For: Patio, Instaworthy. Reservations Can be made in Advance.

PINK MAGNOLIA (BISHOP ARTS) ( $$ )

$5 Mimosas / $20 Carafes / $40 Mimosa Bowl / $60 Ladies Punch Bowl

Swanky cuisine set in a Southern Grandma’s dream house. The menu ranges from Strawberry Lavender Pancakes to Fried BBQ Lobster Biscuits. The large format punches can be easily shared among a group.

Also Good For: Brunch Dates, Special Occasions, Reservations Can be made in Advance.

PUBLIC SCHOOL 214 (UPTOWN) ( $$ )

$7 Carafes

The school-house themed restaurant aims to give guests  an education on the “Art of Food & Beer”. As a bonus they source the food from the farmers market as much as possible. For larger groups they have a  group format menu  starting at $20 per person.

Also Good For: Patio. Reservations Can be made in Advance.

SMITHY DALLAS (KNOX-HENDERSON) ( $$ )

$4 Mimosas/ $17 Carafes

Internationally inspired cuisine that is served in a former Blacksmith shop that was family-owned and operated for 90 years. The menu pulls from classic American dishes and fuses them with Mexican, Asian and French flavors. Ingredients are sourced locally for high quality dishes. Try out the Hangover 2.0 or Build Your Own Breakfast with a few of their plentiful a la carte options.

Also Good For: Patios, Instaworthy, Brunch Date

 THE RUSTIC (UPTOWN) ( $$)

$9.95 Carafes

Enjoy the Let’s Jam Brunch at the rustic with a variety of dishes and locally-sourced items for only $16.95 a person. With carafes starting at $9.95 each you can easily get one…two..three…or eight.

Also Good For: Patio. Reservations Can be made in Advance.

WHISTLE BRITCHES (FAR NORTH DALLAS) ( $$ )

$8 Half Carafes/ $15 Carafes

Chicken and champagne… what else do you need in life? Whistle Britches pairs Southern-style chicken with craft cocktails and champagne. If you’re with a few people opt for the whole bird. Order a few carafes and enjoy the conversation during the chicken’s 30-minute cook time.

Also Good For: Patios

WOOLWORTH (DOWNTOWN) ( $$ )

$4 Mimosas/Bellinis/ Pomegranate Mimosas — $16 Carafes.

Relaxed bar with creative cocktails and unique eats. Leave room for dessert to grab the grilled pound cake and sit on the patio.

Also Good For: Patios

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A LITTLE SOMETHING FOR THE BAD AND BOUGIE

There are plenty of times when we throw on simple jeans, tops and sneakers to grab food. Then the less simple times may be full out productions with suits and ties, heels and more. These restaurant recommendations come with locations that give you range to get a tad bit fancier. Perfect for special occasions, birthdays and brunch dates.

 AMERICANO (DOWNTOWN DALLAS) ( $$$ )

$10 — Various Brunch Cocktails

Vibrant Italian restaurant located across near the swank Joule Hotel.  Not only is pizza on the menu for brunch but Americano is also is serving dishes such as classic eggs and sausage breakfast and an upscale ciabatta French toast. After food and a few drinks you can absolutely blow your budget while getting carb drunk.

Also Good For: Special Occasions, Brunch Dates, Instaworthy

CITY HALL BISTRO (DOWNTOWN DALLAS) ( $$$ )

$10+ Rose / $12 Cocktails

A thoughtfully curated menu and rich space filled with art is what attracts a crowd to City Hall Bistro.  Great choice for special

occasions.  Be aware that the tab can run up, quickly.

Also Good For: Special Occasions, Brunch Dates

CBD PROVISIONS (DOWNTOWN DALLAS) ( $$$ )

$11+ — Cocktails

Brassiere located inside the plush Joule Hotel.  Not even the burger is basic. If you’re looking to brunch to impress then this high-end eatery is for you.

Also Good For: Special Occasions, Brunch Dates

 DOLCE RIVERIA (HARWOOD DISTRICT) ( $$ )

$6 Mimosas

Delicate Italian dishes of pasta, seafood and chops served in elegant surroundings. If you are the odd person out and Italian for brunch isn’t your thing, choose from the Chicken and Waffle or the Dolce Cheeseburger.

Also Good For: Groups, Brunch Dates, Special Occastions, Instaworthy. Reservations can be made in advance.

DRAGONFLY AT HOTEL ZAZA (UPTOWN) ( $$$ )

$20 Bottomless

Although the menu is short, it’s options are very solid for dining. Even if you don’t fall in love with anything right away you will enjoy the $20 bottomless mimosa option.

Also Good For: Brunch Dates, Special Occasions, Instaworthy. Reservations can be made in advance

EDITH’S FRENCH BISTRO (Mockingbird Lane/ Plano) ( $$$ )

$3 Mimosas/ $12 Carafes / $5 Boozy Frose / $10+ Cocktails

Chic cafe with a Parisian rustic flair. The location in Mockingbird Station is more condensed and not as decorated as the one in Plano. In addition, the up North location also has a High Tea for $39 per person. (Reservations must be made 48 hours in advance). The Chicken Croissant is one of my top choices. The cheap cocktails balance out with the more expensive food choices.

GRANGE HALL (KNOX HENDERSON) ( $$$ )

$15+ Cocktails

If you go to to Grange Hall, you go for the snobs (literally). The ultra upscale Snob Sandwich is a favorite among Grange Hall guests: smoked salmon, organic egg salad, creme fraiche, and caviar. The menu is limited but the ambiance and decor are to die for.

Also Good For: Special Occasions, Brunch Dates. Reservations can be made in advance.

MILLE LIRE (OAK LAWN) ( $$ )

$3 Prosecco Bar

One of Dallas’s best Italian restaurants, Mille Lire has both ambiance and high quality food. The menu changes daily based on what fresh ingredients are available. If there is something on the menu that you can’t eat or want to adjust always ask. The chef often makes specialized dishes for customers on request.

Also Good For: Brunch Dates, Special Occasions, Good for Groups, Instaworthy. Reservations can be made in advance.

PERLE ON MAPLE (UPTOWN) ( $$$ )

$15+ Cocktails

Located in the ultra plush Stoneleigh Hotel, The Perle on Maple offers a prix frix brunch on Sundays for $30 with French inspired bites.

Also Good For: Special Occasions. Instaworthy. Reservations can be made in advance.

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BRUNCH FOR THE OUTSIDERS

BETO AND SONS (TRINITY GROVE) ( $$ )

$10 Margaritas/ $20 Liquid Nitrogen

Known for their liquid nitrogen margaritas, Beto and Sons does a Sunday Only Brunch with various tacos and brunch plates including omelettes and brunch bowls.

Also Good For: Groups, Instaworthy

HARLOWE (DEEP ELLUM) ( $$ )

$10+ Brunch Cocktails

Contemporary neighborhood eatery which houses an expansive rooftop patio. Opt for the classic Chicken & Waffles or grab the MXM Burger and add a lobster tail for extra richness.

Also good for: Groups, Special Occasions, Instaworthy, Brunch Dates

HENRY’S MAJESTIC (LOWER GREENVILLE) ( $$ )

$10 + Build Your Own Mimosa/ $10+ Brunch Cocktails

Upscale bar food in an upscale rustic bar setting. The Beer-Braised Corn Beef Hash can’t be skipped over but nothing wrong with with choosing the Bruleed Pineapple French Toast.

Also Good For: Groups, Instaworthy. Reservations can be made in advance

HIGH FIVES (KNOX HENDERSON) ( $$)

$8 LaMarca

Neighborhood pub with elevated bar food. If you are with a group split the Big Ass Breakfast Buritto four ways for a cheap but filling meal. Throw in a few cocktails and you’ve got a party. The $50 Fishbowl isn’t a bad option either.

HG SUPPLY CO (LOWER GREENVILLE) ( $$ )

$10+ Cocktails

HG Supply is dedicated to feeding everyone… the carnivores, herbavores, and the omnivores. The focus us on natural, wholesome foods that don’t lack flavor or quantity. Get the Breakfast on a Bun with pachi pachi eggs or grab the Crispy Honey Mustard Chicken Sandwich topped with Texas-made honey mustard and slaw.

Also Good For: Groups, Patios, Instaworthy. Reservations can be made in advance

NORTH ITALIA ( DOWNTOWN) ( $$$ )

$11 Champagne

Dine on rustic Italian dishes on the patio while overlooking the Dallas Skyline. Brunch goes until 4 pm which leaves you plenty of time to get out of bed for white truffle garlic bread or chicken Parmesan.

STIRR (DEEP ELLUM) ( $$ )

$5 Mimosa/ $15 Carafe/ $55 Large Format Frose/ $60 Fish Bowl

Brunch with the Dallas skyline in the background on this Deep Ellum Rooftop with a pitcher of mimosa or their crowd favorite Frose. I always go for the Deep Ellum Hash but as always a fan of the Brunch Burger.

Also Good For: Groups, Instaworthy, Patios. Reservations can be made in advance.

THE PORCH (KNOX HENDERSON) ( $$ )

$5 Mimosas/Blood Mary’s/Moscow Mules

Hip Pub that pairs upscale gastropub eats with craft cocktails. The small but precise menu covers the basics of French Toast, eggs, and other simple brunch goods.

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CLASSIC BRUNCH CHOICES

ANOTHER BROKEN EGG CAFE ( ADDISON) ( $$ )

$9 Mimosa/ $30 Carafes

As the name suggests eggs are the star of this restaurant. Very casual eatery with an extensive menu and drinks to match. If you aren’t too much of an egg person go for the Pancake Trio or Cinnamon Roll French Toast.

ANVIL PUB (DEEP ELLUM) ($)

$20 Specialty Drinks

Get your alcohol and food all in one serving. Anvil Pub is famous for their F*ck Brunch that has 20 oz drinks with skewers of various foods. Over the top but worth it.

Also Good For: Groups, Instaworthy.

ARMOURY (DEEP ELLUM) ($)

$8 Mimosas

Brick walls and shapely bottles filled with variety of libations add to Armoury’s already mysterious charm. Nestled in the midst of heavily restaurant penetrated Deep Ellum ADE holds it’s own serving meals for $15 and under that don’t skip out on taste or quality. The creative cocktails make it a perfect stop before shopping or taking a walk around the neighborhood.

Also Good For: Small Groups

BREADWINNERS (UPTOWN) ( $$)

$10 Mimosas

Casual café and bakery that starts brunch as early as 7 am on the weekends. If you aren’t a drinker or mimosas aren’t your thing (weird flex but ok) then their $10 champagne based drinks won’t bother you. Be aware of the potentially long wait on weekends. As a note, the wait can be super long for brunch so it’s not good for a last minute choice.

Also Good For: Special Occasions, Patio, Instaworthy

BOULEVARDIER (BISHOP ARTS) ( $$ )

French Bistro serving Texas-raised meats and vegetables. From quiche to hash there are several options for everyone’s taste buds.

Also Good For: Special Occasions, Instaworthy, Brunch Dates

COMPANY CAFE AND BAR (LOWER GREENVILLE) ( $$ )

$12 Carafes

Casual eatery with an eclectic menu focuses on fresh, local organic ingredients. If you have specific dietary restrictions or preferences such as Gluten-Free, Vegan, Whole 30 or Paleo there are several choices on the extensive menu.

 ELLEN’S (DOWNTOWN) ( $$ )

Chic restaurant with Southern fare and down home comfort food. If you have family coming into town (think mom, dad, aunties, etc this is a great place to take them.

Also good for: Group, Patio. Reservations can be made in advance.

HALCYON (LOWER GREENVILLE) ( $ )

$6 Mimosas/ $12 Flights

Halcyon is by far one of my favorite places in Dallas. It’s become one of my favorite places to work, drink, and drink plus work. The hip neighborhood coffee shop keeps the menu simple but can please all friend groups with it’s traditional and vegan curated dishes. If you’re up to it, try the Long Island Ice Coffee. From 2pm-6pm you can also score $2 off the brunch drinks.

HATTIE’S (BISHOP ARTS) ( $$ )

$10 Brunch Cocktails

Low Country style food in a friendly environment. Corn meal griddle cakes, Buttermilk Fried Chicken, and the four-cheese macaroni are crowd favorites.

Also Good For: Small Groups

JONATHAN’S OAK CLIFF (OAK CLIFF) ( $ )

$ 5 Mimosas/ $6 Build Your Own Bloody Mary

Jonathan’s has been a neighborhood favorite for the past eight years. One of my favorite dishes is by far the Chicken Fried Steak and Eggs.

Also Good For: Small Groups

LUCKY’S CAFE (OAK LAWN) ( $ )

$4.75 Mimosas

For over 30 years Lucky’s has been serving comfort food in this casual retro style diner. They serve up the regular dishes such as chicken & waffles and hash but their Banana Cognac Pancakes are where it’s at.

Also Good For: Small Groups, Quick Eats

MEDDLESOME MOTH (DESIGN DISTRICT) ( $$ )

$5 Mimosas/ Sangria; $16 Carafes

The Meddlesome Moth opens it’s doors on Sundays for their once a week Brunch. The gastropub serves up dishes such as Shrimp Pad Thai Omelet, a French Toast Sandwich, and a Badass Bacon Waffle (yes. that’s the actual name).

Also Good For: Patios, Small groups

MUDHEN MEAT AND GREENS (HARWOOD DISTRICT) ( $$ )

$7 Mimosa/$13 Double Mimosa/ $6 Screwdriver

If you struggle finding a place that pleases both your omnivore and herbivore friends then Mudhen has you covered.  They  have a little bit of everything for everyone to wash down with their mimosa specials.

Also Good For: Instaworthy, Small Groups, Brunch Dates

ODDFELLOWS (BISHOP ARTS) ( $$ )

Stylish coffee house with American food and cocktails. Their Pancake of the Day is one of the best things due to the various flavors the kitchen comes up with.

Also Good For: Small Groups

RAPSCALLION (LOWER GREENVILLE) ( $$ )

$7.5 Mimosas

Southern-style restaurant with items such as Shrimp & Grits, Hot Brown and The Long Walk to Nashville which is their take on Nashville Hot Chicken.

Also Good For: Small Groups, Brunch Date

SAINT ANN (HARWOOD DISTRICT) ( $$)

$24 Carafes

Priding themselves on sourcing locally farmed ingredients, this garden oasis in upscale Harwood District has been routinely voted as one of Dallas’s best patios. Give the Strawberry French toast a try or the Chicken & Waffles Stack.

Also Good For: Special Occasions,Groups, Brunch Date, Instaworthy. Reservations can be made in advance.

SIXTY VINES (UPTOWN) ( $$$ )

$20 Carafe Build Your Own Bar

Modern eatery with wines on tap & shareable bites. For heavier bites choose one of the pastas or pizza.

Also Good For: Special Occasions, Small Groups, Brunch Date, Instaworthy. Reservations can be made.

STOCK AND BARREL (BISHOP ARTS) ( $$ )

$10 Brunch Cocktails

Seasonal, locally sourced foods in a laid back dining atmosphere. The menu changes based on available ingredients but you will always see both the grill and rotisserie always working.

Also Good For: Small Groups, Brunch Date

THE BISCUIT BAR (UNIVERSITY PARK) ( $ )

$4 Mimosa Punch

Not usually the first thought for brunch when The Biscuit Bar should be. Easily pick a few one or two different types of biscuits such as The B-Bar Burger, Chicken & Not-A-Waffle, Hot Hot Chicken or Biscuit French Toast.

WHEELHOUSE (DESIGN DISTRICT) ( $$ )

$10+ Cocktails

Sleek gastropub what combines it’s industrial interior with its vast patio area for one cohesive space. During the summer from Noon to 3 pm Wheelhouse hosts a vinyl brunch with live music. PS…they have an all-day happy hours during the week.

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