These 10 Restaurants In Michigan Prove That Brunch Is The Best Meal Of The Day
Brunch: it’s one of the most polarizing of meals. You may swear by the weekend midday ritual of gathering with friends and family and lazing about on a relaxing patio, while sipping mimosas and nibbling on small breakfast and lunch snacks. Or you may hate it; it’s overrated, it’s not even a real meal – oh, and the crowds.
We get it. We also bet that no matter what side of the debate you fall on, you’re bound to go to brunch every once in a while. So why not strive to have the best experience possible and go to some of the absolute favorite spots in Michigan? Some places you want to go to be seen. Others are quiet and cozy. And others, though their wait times might be laughable, offer some of the tastiest plates around. Here are 10 such brunch eateries in Michigan that you’ll be sure to love.
Forget traditional American breakfast foods and spring for Spanish cuisine instead. Spanish tortillas, patatas bravas, and Spanish wines are a part of this tapas brunch spot.
Fresh baked breads and locally-produced ingredients are the staples of this popular K-Zoo eatery. Try the Baker's Benedict which, in addition to the eggs and hollandaise, features fried leeks and gorgonzola.
You'll no doubt wait awhile to be seated at this popular Lansing spot, but once you dig into one of the sassy breakfast foods, you'll be glad you had some patience.
This hidden Italian restaurant is famous for brunch, specifically brunch on its patio, where you'll spend an afternoon lounging about on warm summer days.
You've been meaning to try this place anyway, why not spend your first Selden experience during brunch? Super fresh ingredients, a great drink selection, and one of the most beautiful patio settings in the city make for a winning brunch combo.
This tiny diner is almost always guaranteed to have a wait time, but it's also got arguably the most popular breakfast menu in the region, so wait. You'll be glad you did.
Serena Maria Daniels is an award-winning freelance journalist in Detroit, by way of Chicago, by way of the West Coast. She writes about Michigan for OIYS. Serena enjoys learning about language and culture and taking road trips with her beagle Ralph.
