If brunch is your sport, these are the bucket-list restaurants to conquer next.
Green Point’s brunch spread offers a nostalgic array of mouthwatering bites.
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. 3219 Knox St. Ste. 100
This 2024 Michelin Star winner understands that while breakfast is a meal, brunch is a culture. Their Saturday and Sunday brunch served from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., is worth getting out of your pajamas for. Start with Maria’s cinnamon rolls topped with caramel and pecan and a refreshing matcha martini. Then, savor the egg sandwich loaded with aioli, bacon, egg, gruyére, arugula and crispy potatoes. Bring your friends, both new and old, and make a moment to remember at this bucket-list spot. 380 Melba St. and 2681 Howell St., Ste. BU2
Treat yourself to Knox Bistro’s comforting, mouthwatering favorites.
Just a stone’s throw from the Katy Trail on Knox-Henderson, this American brasserie offers an expansive menu for every taste and style. Whether indulging in sweet morning treats like banana bread drizzled with caramel sauce and Chantilly cream or savoring savory staples like steak frites and eggs, this laid-back spot has something for everyone. Though it’s a must-visit for many, it maintains the charm and warmth of a beloved neighborhood gem. 3230 Knox St., Ste. 140
Nestled in the ultraconvenient Plaza at Preston Center, II Bracco reimagines classic Italian fare with from-scratch dishes of comfort. The chic restaurant houses luxe seating surrounding a buzzy bar and an expansive patio perfect for family dining. For your entrée, you can’t go wrong with the housemade Al Limone pasta–Linguine tossed with shrimp, lemon, chives and breadcrumbs or the pesto-crusted salmon. Each dish is a feast for the eyes and the palate, so be sure to snap a photo–the presentation is nothing short of chef’s kiss. 8416 Preston Center Plaza
Mercat invites you to sip on a glass of Parisian charm.
A Parisian-inspired gem in Uptown, this bistro–a sibling to Saint Ann–offers a delightful start to your day. Settle in at the counter with buttery croissants, crisp mimosas and a menu full of French-inspired classics. Whether celebrating or enjoying a peaceful breakfast, Mercat leaves you with a taste of Paris and a satisfied stomach. 2501 N. Harwood St.
Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or simply the arrival of the weekend, Oddfellows in the heart of the Bishop Arts District is the perfect place to indulge in stacks of warm, whole-grain pancakes. This local favorite has built a reputation for serving mouthwatering dishes like butternut and red velvet pancakes, each with a unique twist. For something extra memorable, try the Buffalo mac, smoked salmon Benedict or the decadent bread pudding French toast. 2404 N. Henderson Ave.
Embrace the Parisian charm of Mirador and savor every comforting, delicious bite.
With a salute to its name, this hot spot offers breathtaking panoramic views of downtown and dreamy Viennese-style interiors that are worth the visit alone. Of course, chef Travis Wyatt’s progressive American cuisine is just as unforgettable. Start with deviled eggs topped with caviar and chives, followed by the fluffiest buttermilk pancakes crowned with fruit and whipped cream–perfect fuel for your shopping spree to follow. 1608 Elm St.
Brunch is always better with a touch of French flair, and Little Daisy, located in Hotel Thompson Dallas, delivers just that with its indulgent fare and an irresistible je ne sais quoi. The Parisian-style cafe hosts a bevy of mouthwatering dishes, including Oysters Rockefeller and King Crab Louie and an extensive selection of spirits such as Champagne and its signature Little Daisy Rita. All we can say is, “oui, oui!”. 1401 Elm St.
Le Bilboquet brunch spread is the perfect place to indulge in French fare.
Tucked away off McKinney Avenue at the Travis Walk Center, Le Bilboquet has quickly become one of Dallas’ top spots for anyone looking to be part of the “it” crowd. The French and Texans share at least one thing in common–an appreciation for great food and the art of making it an all-day affair. It’s the perfect escape to indulge in classic French fare, like their towering stacks of decadent blueberry pancakes, topped with fresh strawberries, maple butter and blueberry compote. 4514 Travis St., Ste. 124
Who says brunch is only for the weekend? At Biernet’s, breakfast lovers can indulge all week long with a menu that’s a dream come true. Be sure to try the weekly specials–Tuesdays feature delicious Wagyu meatballs, and Fridays bring an irresistible prime rib. The menu offers a little something for everyone, with a curated selection of grower champagnes and exclusive wines for those who appreciate the finer things in life. 4217 Oak Lawn Ave. and 5251 Spring Valley Road
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