Over the years brunch has become a phenomenon in South Florida. Eggs benedict, bottomless mimosas, bloody marry’s galore and the sweet smell of bacon in the air. Who can resist a hybrid of lunch and breakfast served late into the afternoon? With this list we’re not looking for a quick bite to eat or an old fashioned diner. We’re setting off to explore some mind blowing food options that will start your Saturday or Sunday with a mouth watering kick in the face.
1) Farm House Kitchen:
No brunch list would be complete without mentioning Gary Rack’s Farmhouse Kitchen. Located in the heart of Boca Raton, this popular joint serves up a gluten free, vegetarian, and vegan menu along with your favorite morning co*cktails. Sit either inside and watch the open kitchen cook your meal for you, or enjoy an outside seating area in the lovely Florida weather. Of course, bottomless mimosas and bloody mary’s are available for just $14 with the purchase of one of the tasty entrees. These delectables range from waffles & french toast to steak & eggs to omelettes. All items are cooked up with fresh ingredients in an eco-friendly fashion; the kitchen does not even use butters, creams, or excess fat. If you’re looking for “good food”, that is exactly what farm house is there to serve you for reasonable prices and in a vibrant atmosphere.
www.farmhousekitchenboca.com – 399 SE Mizner Blvd, Boca Raton, FL 33432
2) Rebel House:
This new-American style eatery and bar is one of the hippest places to sit down at in town. Enjoy beverages including bloody’s, mimosas, kombucha, sangria, and cold brew coffee while you drool over the variety-packed menu. Just to name a few of the eclectic eats you can get at rebel house consist of seasonal charceuterie plates, ricotta filled doughnuts, a 3 egg omelette, and a “smoking hash fatty burrito”. If you’re not in the mood for a breakfast style meal, worry no more. Rebel House includes a smaller lunch menu with burgers, chicken sandwiches, and many more. From11:00 am-3:00 pm, hang out with the young and helpful staff and bask in the ambiance of a decorative and unique bar. Even better news, Rebel offers brunchFriday,Saturday, ANDSunday!
www.lifetastesbetter.com – 297 E Palmetto Park Rd, Boca Raton, FL 33432
3) Tap 42:
EverySaturdayandSunday, Tap is open early for a fun and reasonable brunch party. All of the menu items have an interesting twist, so you will never be bored with what you order. You will want to inhale the Spicy Salmon Tostones, but save room for bigger bites such as the White Chocolate Strawberry Pancakes or the Oven-baked Shrimp Mac & Cheese. One of the most popular items on the menu depicts brunch in a nutshell, The Hangover II (a sunny side up egg, smashed avocado, hash brown, white cheddar, smoked bacon, and truffle aioli on a toasted challah bun). Lighter orders are offered as well, like salads and sushi. Of course, Mary’s and mimosas are offered, however the selection of craft beer may tickle your fancy even more so. Once you’ve hit your limit, walk around the courtyard or go window shopping in the shops within the plaza.
www.tap42.com –5050 Town Center Cir #247, Boca Raton, FL 33486
4) Kapow:
Located in the center of Mizner Park, Kapow! Stands out from the rest of the scene with their Asian fusion cuisine and enjoyable, youthful-like entertainment. You won’t find a brunch like this anywhere else in Boca, as its menu is as unique as it is varied. On the refreshingly small menu, you can enjoy a duck hash skillet, Thai donuts, togarashi fries, or kimchi benedict. Don’t forget the bottomless booze, an essential for enjoying brunch with the crowd. There is a lot that Kapow! Has to offer on Sundays, and is a must to check out. After you’re finished, the beautiful park greets you to walk around and relax in.
www.kapownoodlebar.com –431 Plaza Real, Boca Raton, FL 33432
5) Tanzy:
Kapow! And an Asian breakfast isn’t your cup of tea? Don’t feel like driving to another hot spot? Tanzy is your saving grace, as it is in the same plaza and offers even more. iPic theater’s renowned eatery, Tanzy is elegantly decorated, well-staffed and priced, and filled with your favorite Artisanal Italian bites. With a larger menu, it isn’t difficult to find something to delight yourself with. Order crispy latke fries or burrata & prosciutto for the table, chicken & waffles for yourself, and a seafood cobb salad if you’re still itching for more (which you will be). Mimosas, bloody mary’s, and more? They’ve got ‘em. Not only is the award-winning restaurant nice to look at, it’s even better to eat at.
www.tanzyrestaurant.com –301 Plaza Real, Boca Raton, FL 33432
6) Blue Moon Mexican Café:
It’s never too early for a hearty Mexican meal, and this place proves it. A small food menu and a great deal, Blue Moon entices you with its homey feel and authentic Mexican style. You and your amigos can enjoy unlimited bloody mary’s mimosas, and Mexican sangria while you chow down on plates such as the Mexican staple Huevos Rancheros, Mexican omelets, or an egg burrito. All entrees are also served with coffee, tea, and jalapeno corn bread. The staff is not only friendly but also attentive and helpful, with great reviews. If you feel like mixing it up with your brunch style, be sure to stop by.
www.bluemoonmexicancafe.com –6897 SW 18th St, Boca Raton, FL 33433
7) Cosa Duci:
Step into authentic Italy at this quaint, charming café that never disappoints. Everything is made daily by true Sicilians and is very reasonably priced. Not only is there a full bakery with freshly-made treats , but items such as quiche, salad, soup, frittata, paninis, pasta, and more. For a more casual setting and a cozy place to grab a bite to eat on aSaturdaymorning, visit this family-operated café filled with options and kindhearted people. You can bring your own bottle of wine if you’re in the drinking mood and really dip your toes in the Italian setting.
www.cosaduci.com –141 Northwest 20th Street B21, Boca Raton, FL 33431
8) Pinon Grill:
If you want to kill two birds with one stone, each being shopping and eating, head to this Steak & Seafood joint at Town Center Mall. Starting at11:30 am, you can delight yourself with classic brunch items including crab or steak benedict, three-egg skillet, and thick-cut French toast. While you indulge, go even further with their specialty mimosas or an Irish coffee. Pinon Grill is a classy restaurant with a nice atmosphere and great reviews. Take yourself through the Town Center mall afterward for even more indulgence.
www.pinongrill.com –6000 Glades Rd, Boca Raton, FL 33431
9) Louie Bossi:
Louie Bossi is one place that just does everything the right way, from the staff & service, to the food, to the energy & setup. On Saturdays & Sundays, Louie Bossi opens its doors early for the brunch crowd at10:00 am.With the purchase of one of the various entrees, you can enjoy endless mimosas, bloody mary’s, aperol spritzers, and bellini’s. All the ingredients are made daily, so you can have yourself a fresh breakfast and choose from items like porchetta hash, ricotta crespelle, and frittata. Lighter choices like Greek yogurt parfaits and avocado toast are also offered. End your meal by asking about the pastry of the day or simply order their exceptional bombolinis (Italian doughnut) with your filling choice of custard filling, cannoli cream-filling, or chocolate glaze.
www.louiebossi.com – 100 E Palmetto Park Rd, Boca Raton, FL 33432
The next town north of Boca Raton is Delray Beach, which also has many excellent brunch options. If you fancy to travel just a short trip, stop at these two great options:
10) Che!!!:
This newer restaurant has many great features that make it special: a waterfront view, a spectacular brunch menu, and great staff. Drink bottomless mimosas or Mary’s while sitting on the intracoastal on a nice weekend morning starting at11:00 am.“Che” is Argentinean slang for “friend”, and it certainly touches on its name. This new, cool spot has a menu that is neither too small nor too large and the quality is outstanding. The food at Che!!! Is fresh, tasty, and filing. The restaurant is located on Atlantic Avenue, the heart of Delray Beach, so there is much to do afterward as well. Even head to the beach down the road for an even nicer view than the one you had during brunch.
www.cherestaurant.com –900 E Atlantic Ave, Delray Beach, FL 33483
11) Sundy House:
A truly fascinating and remarkable staple of Delray Beach is the Sundy House. This B&B is a Queen-Anne style building that dates from 1902 and is filled with original art and a beautiful garden. You will not find an atmosphere that meets the one that exists here. You don’t have to be a guest staying in the rooms at Sundy House to enjoy the property and restaurant. EverySaturdayandSundaybrunch is offered, with a full buffet on Sundays beginning at10:30 am.Morning co*cktails are included with meals that are not only unique but also to die for. Reservations are encouraged as it fills up quickly due to its unequivocal charm and promising experience.
www.sundyhouse.com –106 S Swinton Ave, Delray Beach, FL 33444
