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Salmon Benedict is a brunch classic found at Sadelle’s Highland Park.
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14 Beautiful Brunches to Eat in Dallas

Find the fluffiest pancakes, booziest mimosas, perfect eggs Benedict, mimosas galore, and more

by Courtney E. Smith and Rachel Pinn Updated
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Salmon Benedict is a brunch classic found at Sadelle’s Highland Park.
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by Courtney E. Smith and Rachel Pinn Updated

In Dallas, brunch is a contact sport that ends in clinking glasses and the finest preparation of eggs, pancakes, and pastries. This is why it’s essential to know exactly where to find French toast worth going to the mats for, crispy bacon worth waiting for, and the strongest mimosas one can find to block out the memory of how long it took to get a table.

This city is practically littered with excellent brunch options, but these options are worthy of putting on the brunch bucket list.

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District Dallas

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Not long after opening, District Dallas in Far North Big D added brunch to its repertoire. Entree options will hit the spot, including chicken and waffles, braised short rib hash, a PB&J French toast sandwich, and the Recovery Burger with horseradish and black garlic sauce. 

5100 Belt Line Rd #544, Dallas, TX 75254
(972) 239-9300
(972) 239-9300
In a white bowl, hash is served using short ribs and with two sunny side up eggs on top.
Braised short rib hash is one of many new menu items available for brunch at District Dallas.
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Sadelle's Highland Park

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For classic brunch foods, from variations on Eggs Benedict to a bagel tower that’s sure to impress, hit up Sadelle’s. It recently added all day service, 7-days a week, with brunch menu items available at lunchtime. Brunch is served, every single day.

1 Highland Park Village, Dallas, TX 75205
(469) 290-6009
(469) 290-6009

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Lounge Here

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The East Dallas favorite has extended its service to include weekend brunch. Try an order of candied jalapeno toast (cream cheese on toast with candied jalapenos) and the eggs benedict po boy for an unforgettable meal.

9028 Garland Rd, Dallas, TX 75218
(214) 238-3374
(214) 238-3374

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Knox Bistro

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This Uptown French bistro does brunch better than most places. Order a house made sticky pecan bun for the table, and then consider the dutch baby pancake made with Texas blueberries, lemon cream, and caramelized almonds. For something more savory, the Croque Madame is un grand succès.

3230 Knox St #140, Dallas, TX 75205
(469) 250-4007
(469) 250-4007

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HIDE

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Yes, that’s right. Hide has reopened on Greenville and with a shift in hours to the earlier end, its added one heck of a noteworthy brunch service to the menu. Order up breakfast tacos, a honey butter chicken biscuit that will make Whataburger quake in its boots, breakfast pizza, and a ribeye scramble for those hearty breakfast types.

1928 Greenville Ave, Dallas, TX 75206
(214) 785-0905
(214) 785-0905

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Rye

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Rye on Greenville has added brunch to its repitorie. Order the Qrösti, a quiche made with a hashbrown crust, or the GELTy Pleasure, a pork belly take on the BLT with an egg that is sure to delight. Of course, there is also an extensive cocktail menu that ventures far beyond the typical mimosa.

1920 Greenville Ave, Dallas, TX 75206
(972) 803-3391
(972) 803-3391

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Roy G’s

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Brunch at this colorful Oak Lawn spot might include a Biscuit Henny Benny featuring two buttermilk biscuits topped with pickle-brined fried chicken, poached eggs, sausage cream gravy and green onions, and breakfast tacos. Champagne towers spiked with vodka stud the patio every weekend, and are a must-order.

4001 Cedar Springs Rd, Dallas, TX 75219
(214) 272-7127
(214) 272-7127
On a white plate, scrambled eggs, bacon, toast, and fresh fruit are served.
The classic Eggs Your Way plate at Roy G’s is all the brunch one could want.
Roy G’s

Bread Winners Cafe & Bakery

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How about brunch at the place that claims to have invented brunch? Bread Winner’s transferred to new ownership in October, but its classic brunch is just as good as it ever was. Try the chicken and waffles or the French Ham Benedict — you know, iconic, tried and true go-to brunch items.

3301 McKinney Ave, Dallas, TX 75204
(214) 754-4940
(214) 754-4940
A white plate holds a waffled with fried chicken and white gravy.
Chicken and waffles at Bread Winner’s.
Bread Winners Cafe & Bakery

Commons Club

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The first and third Sundays of the month feature drag brunch in the plush, velveteen-covered restaurant at the Virgin Hotel in the Design District. And any old weekend, enjoy Very French Toast that takes the shortbread and strawberry of it all through the roof or a pancake board that serves up the chocolate and berry accouterment pancakes deserve. 

1445 Turtle Creek Blvd, Dallas, TX 75207
(469) 436-7150
(469) 436-7150

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Saint Ann Restaurant & Bar

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With a big porch and plenty of bar seating, the odds of getting a table for brunch at Saint Ann look good. New on the brunch menu this summer is the Big Cat Biscuit which combines eggs, sausage or bacon, cheddar, sweet and spicy aioli, and hash; the B.L.E.A.T., which is its brunch-y version of a B.L.T.; a hot chicken sandwich on brioche with hot honey; and, the Hash Brown Benedict which combines hash browns and eggs with pork belly and poblano hollandaise sauce. Order Wanda’s doughnuts served with jimmies and cereal milk for a sweet treat.

2514 Harry Hines Blvd, Dallas, TX 75201
(214) 782-9807
(214) 782-9807
Kathy Tran
Wanda’s doughnuts at Saint Ann are served with jimmies and vanilla and cereal milk.

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Postino Deep Ellum

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Like a side of jams with your toast? Postino WineCafé in Deep Ellum has introduced a beats and bubbly brunch series on Sundays, with DJs playing while diners enjoy  $6 glasses of wine and pitchers of beer until 5 p.m. To go with your bubbly, be it champers or hops, order up the house panettone French toast; a focaccia stack made with smashed avocado, prosciutto, fried egg, and watermelon radish; or a meatball shakshouka, that combines a boiled egg, a house meatball, arrabiata sauce, feta, and crispy fingerlings.

2639 Main St Suite 130, Dallas, TX 75226
(972) 210-2102
(972) 210-2102
One man in the background DJs while another in the foreground pours a glass of champagne.
Bringing the beats and bubbly to bruch in Deep Ellum.
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Elm Street Cask & Kitchen

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This downtown spot has added a weekend brunch to the lineup, available 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. Try the mac and cheese pancake made with corn cake, sausage, and macaroni and cheese, then topped with a cheddar and parmesan crust for a decadent brunch.

1525 Elm St, Dallas, TX 75201
(972) 232-1728
(972) 232-1728
A pancake covered with mac and cheese sits on a white plate, as a fork sticks into a bite.
The mac and cheese pancake, making brunch so much cheesier.
Elm Street Cask & Kitchen

Restaurant Beatrice

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Add a Creole kick to brunch at this Oak Cliff spot. Mammaw’s Fried Chicken and waffles add something special to the dish with housemade pepper jelly. And Eggs Benedict gets a makeover into Beatrice Benedict served with creole gravy and jumbo soft shell crab.

1111 N Beckley Ave, Dallas, TX 75203
(469) 962-2173
(469) 962-2173
On a dish, fried chicken with red pepper jelly is served on one side, with pickled jalapenos on the other.
Mammaw’s Fried Chicken at Restaurant Beatrice.
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Encina

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Encina is a bright, industrial spot in Oak Cliff that serves a breakfast flatbread with bacon, eggs, leeks, basil, and banana peppers that elevate the dish. The Spiced Honey Glazed Pork Belly with grits and sunny side-up eggs will satisfy all the brunch cravings. 

614 W Davis St, Dallas, TX 75208
(469) 620-3644
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District Dallas

5100 Belt Line Rd #544, Dallas, TX 75254

Not long after opening, District Dallas in Far North Big D added brunch to its repertoire. Entree options will hit the spot, including chicken and waffles, braised short rib hash, a PB&J French toast sandwich, and the Recovery Burger with horseradish and black garlic sauce. 

5100 Belt Line Rd #544, Dallas, TX 75254
(972) 239-9300
(972) 239-9300
In a white bowl, hash is served using short ribs and with two sunny side up eggs on top.
Braised short rib hash is one of many new menu items available for brunch at District Dallas.
Emily Loving

Sadelle's Highland Park

1 Highland Park Village, Dallas, TX 75205

For classic brunch foods, from variations on Eggs Benedict to a bagel tower that’s sure to impress, hit up Sadelle’s. It recently added all day service, 7-days a week, with brunch menu items available at lunchtime. Brunch is served, every single day.

1 Highland Park Village, Dallas, TX 75205
(469) 290-6009
(469) 290-6009

Lounge Here

9028 Garland Rd, Dallas, TX 75218

The East Dallas favorite has extended its service to include weekend brunch. Try an order of candied jalapeno toast (cream cheese on toast with candied jalapenos) and the eggs benedict po boy for an unforgettable meal.

9028 Garland Rd, Dallas, TX 75218
(214) 238-3374
(214) 238-3374

Knox Bistro

3230 Knox St #140, Dallas, TX 75205

This Uptown French bistro does brunch better than most places. Order a house made sticky pecan bun for the table, and then consider the dutch baby pancake made with Texas blueberries, lemon cream, and caramelized almonds. For something more savory, the Croque Madame is un grand succès.

3230 Knox St #140, Dallas, TX 75205
(469) 250-4007
(469) 250-4007

HIDE

1928 Greenville Ave, Dallas, TX 75206

Yes, that’s right. Hide has reopened on Greenville and with a shift in hours to the earlier end, its added one heck of a noteworthy brunch service to the menu. Order up breakfast tacos, a honey butter chicken biscuit that will make Whataburger quake in its boots, breakfast pizza, and a ribeye scramble for those hearty breakfast types.

1928 Greenville Ave, Dallas, TX 75206
(214) 785-0905
(214) 785-0905

Rye

1920 Greenville Ave, Dallas, TX 75206

Rye on Greenville has added brunch to its repitorie. Order the Qrösti, a quiche made with a hashbrown crust, or the GELTy Pleasure, a pork belly take on the BLT with an egg that is sure to delight. Of course, there is also an extensive cocktail menu that ventures far beyond the typical mimosa.

1920 Greenville Ave, Dallas, TX 75206
(972) 803-3391
(972) 803-3391

Roy G’s

4001 Cedar Springs Rd, Dallas, TX 75219

Brunch at this colorful Oak Lawn spot might include a Biscuit Henny Benny featuring two buttermilk biscuits topped with pickle-brined fried chicken, poached eggs, sausage cream gravy and green onions, and breakfast tacos. Champagne towers spiked with vodka stud the patio every weekend, and are a must-order.

4001 Cedar Springs Rd, Dallas, TX 75219
(214) 272-7127
(214) 272-7127
On a white plate, scrambled eggs, bacon, toast, and fresh fruit are served.
The classic Eggs Your Way plate at Roy G’s is all the brunch one could want.
Roy G’s

Bread Winners Cafe & Bakery

3301 McKinney Ave, Dallas, TX 75204

How about brunch at the place that claims to have invented brunch? Bread Winner’s transferred to new ownership in October, but its classic brunch is just as good as it ever was. Try the chicken and waffles or the French Ham Benedict — you know, iconic, tried and true go-to brunch items.

3301 McKinney Ave, Dallas, TX 75204
(214) 754-4940
(214) 754-4940
A white plate holds a waffled with fried chicken and white gravy.
Chicken and waffles at Bread Winner’s.
Bread Winners Cafe & Bakery

Commons Club

1445 Turtle Creek Blvd, Dallas, TX 75207

The first and third Sundays of the month feature drag brunch in the plush, velveteen-covered restaurant at the Virgin Hotel in the Design District. And any old weekend, enjoy Very French Toast that takes the shortbread and strawberry of it all through the roof or a pancake board that serves up the chocolate and berry accouterment pancakes deserve. 

1445 Turtle Creek Blvd, Dallas, TX 75207
(469) 436-7150
(469) 436-7150

Saint Ann Restaurant & Bar

2514 Harry Hines Blvd, Dallas, TX 75201

With a big porch and plenty of bar seating, the odds of getting a table for brunch at Saint Ann look good. New on the brunch menu this summer is the Big Cat Biscuit which combines eggs, sausage or bacon, cheddar, sweet and spicy aioli, and hash; the B.L.E.A.T., which is its brunch-y version of a B.L.T.; a hot chicken sandwich on brioche with hot honey; and, the Hash Brown Benedict which combines hash browns and eggs with pork belly and poblano hollandaise sauce. Order Wanda’s doughnuts served with jimmies and cereal milk for a sweet treat.

2514 Harry Hines Blvd, Dallas, TX 75201
(214) 782-9807
(214) 782-9807
Kathy Tran
Wanda’s doughnuts at Saint Ann are served with jimmies and vanilla and cereal milk.

Postino Deep Ellum

2639 Main St Suite 130, Dallas, TX 75226

Like a side of jams with your toast? Postino WineCafé in Deep Ellum has introduced a beats and bubbly brunch series on Sundays, with DJs playing while diners enjoy  $6 glasses of wine and pitchers of beer until 5 p.m. To go with your bubbly, be it champers or hops, order up the house panettone French toast; a focaccia stack made with smashed avocado, prosciutto, fried egg, and watermelon radish; or a meatball shakshouka, that combines a boiled egg, a house meatball, arrabiata sauce, feta, and crispy fingerlings.

2639 Main St Suite 130, Dallas, TX 75226
(972) 210-2102
(972) 210-2102
One man in the background DJs while another in the foreground pours a glass of champagne.
Bringing the beats and bubbly to bruch in Deep Ellum.
Postino WineCafé

Elm Street Cask & Kitchen

1525 Elm St, Dallas, TX 75201

This downtown spot has added a weekend brunch to the lineup, available 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. Try the mac and cheese pancake made with corn cake, sausage, and macaroni and cheese, then topped with a cheddar and parmesan crust for a decadent brunch.

1525 Elm St, Dallas, TX 75201
(972) 232-1728
(972) 232-1728
A pancake covered with mac and cheese sits on a white plate, as a fork sticks into a bite.
The mac and cheese pancake, making brunch so much cheesier.
Elm Street Cask & Kitchen

Restaurant Beatrice

1111 N Beckley Ave, Dallas, TX 75203

Add a Creole kick to brunch at this Oak Cliff spot. Mammaw’s Fried Chicken and waffles add something special to the dish with housemade pepper jelly. And Eggs Benedict gets a makeover into Beatrice Benedict served with creole gravy and jumbo soft shell crab.

1111 N Beckley Ave, Dallas, TX 75203
(469) 962-2173
(469) 962-2173
On a dish, fried chicken with red pepper jelly is served on one side, with pickled jalapenos on the other.
Mammaw’s Fried Chicken at Restaurant Beatrice.
Kathy Tran

Encina

614 W Davis St, Dallas, TX 75208

Encina is a bright, industrial spot in Oak Cliff that serves a breakfast flatbread with bacon, eggs, leeks, basil, and banana peppers that elevate the dish. The Spiced Honey Glazed Pork Belly with grits and sunny side-up eggs will satisfy all the brunch cravings. 

614 W Davis St, Dallas, TX 75208
(469) 620-3644
(469) 620-3644

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