Easter will be here before you know it! From Downtown to East Memphis, local restaurants are putting on their Sunday best to help you celebrate. Whether you’re looking for an elegant meal or a casual afternoon with family and friends, we’ve got you covered. These are a few of our favorite options for Easter brunch in Memphis!
*Listed in alphabetical order
Babalu
Neighborhood: East Memphis & Midtown
More info: eatbabalu.com
Craving a tasty brunch with flair? (And be sure to check out the East Memphis’ updated patio!)Not near East Memphis? No worries! Babalu in Overton Square will also have a regular brunch menu with items like crab cake Benedict, steak and eggs, build-your-own mimosas, and Bloody Marys.
Bog & Barley
Neighborhood: East Memphis (Regalia Center)
More info: bogandbarley.com
Up for an Irish brunch? Bog & Barley will be serving chef specials along with its regular menu, which features dishes like sweet potato and kale hash, house smoked salmon, brioche French toast, and a ham and Swiss omelet. Adam Heart will also be playing the piano! Reservations can be made here.
Bounty on Broad
2519 Broad Ave., Memphis, TN 38112 • (901) 410-8131
Easter brunch hours: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Neighborhood: Broad Avenue Arts District
More info: bountyonbroad.com
With its casual decor, family-style service, and innovative farm-to-table fare, Bounty on Broad is the place to go for a laidback Easter brunch with outstanding food and craft cocktails. On Easter Sunday, you can expect a full brunch menu with specialty brunch craft cocktails, local craft beer, and a wine list with 50 different wines by the glass or bottle. Call ahead for a reservation or book online here.
Celtic Crossing Irish Pub
903 S. Cooper St., Memphis, TN 38104 • (901) 274-5151
Easter brunch hours: 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Neighborhood: Cooper-Young
More info: celticcrossingirishpub.com
If fancy joints aren’t your thing, we’ve got the perfect brunch location for you. Located in the Cooper-Young neighborhood, Celtic Crossing is known for its Irish pub vibe, cold brews, and delicious bar food. And the brunch is even more delicious! To make a reservation, call ahead.
Char
431 S Highland St #120, Memphis, TN 38111 • (901) 249-3533
Easter brunch hours: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Neighborhood: East Memphis
More info: memphis.charrestaurant.com
On Easter Sunday, Char will be serving its regular brunch menu plus a few chef specials. To toast the holiday, sip a $6 Bloody Mary or mimosa. Our recommendation for Easter Sunday? Arrive a few minutes before your reservation to enjoy a brunch cocktail in the bar. Next, head to the dining room for your main feast. Call ahead to reserve seating, or make an online reservation here. If you want to enjoy takeout at home, you can order here.
Libro at Laurelwood
More info: libroatlaurelwood.com
Moondance Grill
Neighborhood: Germantown (Thornwood Center)
More info: moondancegrill.com
Moondance Grill, located in Germantown, has a fantastic lunch and also offers a small brunch list! With items like NY steak and eggs, crab Benedict, sweet stuffed French toast, and the classic Moondance breakfast, there’s an array of options to choose from. Reservations are strongly suggested, and you can make them here.
Owen Brennan’s
Neighborhood: East Memphis (Regalia Center)
More info: brennansmemphis.com
Step into Owen Brennan’s on a Sunday afternoon, and you’ll feel like you’ve entered the New Orleans French Quarter. The Jazz brunch features all your favorites mixed in with signature New Orleans fare. You can anticipate salad, seafood, bread, and dessert stations on Easter Sunday. You can also get pasta jambalaya, Southern-fried chicken, or spring for the carved roast beef. As with each Sunday brunch at Owen Brennan’s, a jazz band is set to play tunes and keep the energetic atmosphere abuzz. The buffet is $49.97 for adults and $23 for children ages 6 to 11. Brunch is complimentary for children under the age of 5. We recommend calling ahead for a reservation.
Paulette’s Restaurant
Neighborhood: Harbor Town
More info: paulettes.net
Paulette’s, located in Harbor Town, will have several choices when it comes to the first, second, and third course of your Easter meal. Start with a Caesar salad, cold strawberry bisque, or “grit girl” cake. For your main entrée, order the crab cake Benedict for $46, lobster omelet for $48, filet mignon for $50, and Gulf red snapper with crab meat for $48. Top it off with a strawberry crepe, key lime pie, or triple chocolate cake. There’s also a menu for kiddos under the age of 12 for $19. We recommend calling ahead for reservations.
The Peabody Memphis
Neighborhood: Downtown
More info: peabodymemphis.com
Celebrate Easter at Peabody Memphis! This lavish meal features yummy appetizers, salads, main dishes, sides, and desserts. There will also be bagel, salad, and omelet bars, as well as a sushi display. The price is $103 per adult and$36 per child ages 5 through 12; Children under the age of 4 are free. You can view the entire menu and make reservations (note you must pay in advance) here.
Happy Easter and happy brunching!
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