Posted in Austin
November 02, 2016
These 10 Restaurants In Austin Prove That Brunch Is The Best Meal Of The Day
Mimosas, music, and good company: in Austin, we know what it means to brunch. After a long night out and a glorious morning sleeping in, there’s nothing better than an indulgent mid-morning meal at one of these ten places. In Austin, brunch really is the best meal of the day.
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Moonshine's brunch spread takes up nearly the entire restaurant. You'll only need one meal after starting your Sunday off at Moonshine. Check out their delicious dishes at 303 Red River St.
This Sunday brunch buzzes with bright big band music. In addition to their delicious sausages, Banger's serves "Manmosas." This boozy cocktail will wake you up! Visit Banger's at 79 Rainey St.
Barbecue and gospel. Now that's a combination that can't be beat. You must chow down at Stubb's located at 801 Red River St.
Sawyer & Co.'s Louisiana soul food is mouthwateringly good. Visit 4827 E Cesar Chavez St for an amazing brunch.
It wouldn't be a real Austin brunch without some live music thrown in. Visit Threadgill's World Headquarters at 301 W Riverside Dr for a toe-tapping good time.
You'll be in waffle heaven at Blue Dahlia Bistro. Head over to 1115 E 11th St and taste for yourself.
The brunch at Russell's is so good, there's often a long line out the door. Thankfully, the folks at this delicious eatery give guests a free cup of coffee while they wait. Bolt over to 1601 W 38th St and prepare to be amazed.
Many know Yellow Jacket as just a late-night hipster watering hole, but their brunch is top notch. Not only is their food amazing, but their mimosas have the perfect champagne to orange juice ratio. Next time you're on the east side, head over to 1704 E 5th St for a fantastic brunch.
If you fancy a brunch that's full of biscuits and booze, then Irene's is the place for you. This delicious restaurant is located at 506 West Ave.
Sway's brunch menu is relatively new, but you must try it ASAP. You've never had Thai-inspired meals like these. Sway is located at 1417 S 1st St.
Where’s your favorite spot for brunch in Austin? Brunch is typically reserved for weekends, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have a great breakfast any other day of the week. These ten donut shops in Austin will make your mouth water uncontrollably.
