Top Picks For Austin Brunch
September 1st, 2010 | by admin |In a city known for its abundant sunshine and mild climate, Austin has become a hot spot for relaxing weekend brunches. If you’re a current homeowner looking to entertain your friends, or just aren’t in the mood to make breakfast for the family, check out our top picks for the perfect weekend brunch:Stubb’s BBQKnown for having the best brunch in Austin, Stubb’s is a hot spot on Sundays when you’ll enjoy live gospel music and a southern-style breakfast. The brunch is served at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., and features items like grits, migas, and BBQ brisket. Reservations are recommended one week in advance.Location: 801 Red River StreetCost: $19/per personAnnie’s Cafe and BarAnnie’s Cafe offers an elegant atmosphere and affordable prices. Located on Congress Avenue downtown, the upscale restaurant serves freshly baked bread and pastries, Austin classics such as Tex-Mex breakfast tacos, and three-egg omelets. If the weather is nice, the front of the restaurant is opened up into the street so you can enjoy comfortable outside seating. Brunch is served daily. Cost: $5 – $10/per personLocation: 319 Congress AvenueMoonshine Patio Bar and GrillMoonshine offers a relaxing atmosphere and an expansive Sunday brunch menu. They serve favorites like omelettes, migas, pastries, and seasonal fresh fruit, and also have a wide selection of breakfast cocktails. Cost: $15.95/per personLocation: 303 Red River StreetEastside CaféAn Austin favorite for more than 20 years, the Eastside Cafe offers a cozy restaurant inside an old house in East Austin. All dishes are made from fresh ingredients and feature local produce. Cost: $8 – $15/per personLocation: 2113 Manor RoadChez ZeeServed from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the weekends, Chez Zee offers breakfast dishes perfect for all members of the family, including a special kids menu. They serve favorites like pancakes and waffles, as well as filling breakfast platters.Cost: $8 – $15/per personLocation: 5406 Balcones DriveManuel’sA Mexican restaurant by night, Manuel’s transforms into a favorite Sunday gathering place for friends and family – complete with live jazz music. The restaurant offers an affordable selection of Mexican breakfast favorites like gorditas and omelettas, along with their signature drinks – Mexican mimosas. Cost: $5 – $10/per personLocation: 310 Congress Avenue and 10201 Jollyville RoadCafé at the Four SeasonsOne of the more expensive weekend brunch buffets in town, the Café at Four Seasons offers an elegant atmosphere and is the perfect choice for a special occasion. You’ll enjoy gorgeous views of Lake Austin, a friendly wait staff, and a filling buffet with all the breakfast foods imaginable. It also includes all-you-can-drink coffee, freshly squeezed juice, and mimosas. Reservations are recommended. Cost: $40/adult, $20/childLocation: 98 San Jacinto BoulevardSouth Congress CaféLocated on eclectic South Congress Avenue, this café offers a delicious brunch with both breakfast and lunch items every day until 4 p.m. The menu boasts unique dishes like a seafood parfait and a wild boar Italian sausage omelette. Cost: $8 – $14Location: 1600 South Congress
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