If you want an Easter brunch reservation in Austin, you better hop to it.
The good news? There’s no need to scramble — we’ve rounded up the best kid-friendly events and eats available on Sunday, April 20.
Family fun + food specials
Summer House on Music Lane, 1101 Music Lane
Kids are invited to hunt for Easter eggs on the Bobbie Nelson Lawn during brunch at Hotel Magdalena’s in-house restaurant. Specials include carrot cake waffles + cocktails like the “Somewhere in Texas” and “Key Limin.”
Garbo’s, 12709 N. Mopac Expy.
Feast on seafood while you vibe to music by the Bruce Smith Band and take photos with the Easter Bunny. Bonus: You can also buy treats from small-batch dessert purveyor Honey B’s Sweets.
Meanwhile Brewing, 3901 Promontory Point Dr.
At this brunch event benefiting PEAS Community, kiddos will hunt for eggs filled with wildflower seeds before scattering them together. Each food truck at the brewery will offer themed specials, like a crispy pork belly egg salad sandwich from Songbird and Texas skillet pancakes from Side Eye Pie. Jennifer Foster & The Audacity will perform live music.
Nido, 1211 W. Riverside Dr.
Indulge in a three-course prix fixe brunch menu, complete with seafood towers and extravagant dessert displays. Easter egg hunts will commence every hour beginning at 10:30 a.m. in The Loren Hotel’s lobby.
Spare Birdie, 1400 Discovery Blvd., Cedar Park
Enjoy brunch over a bowling game or in a virtual golfing bay at this restaurant + entertainment hub. In addition to its regular brunch menu, the kitchen will offer specials like carrot cake pancakes and the “Thyme for Pom” cocktail.
More Easter eats
Serenade American Brasserie, 200 Lavaca St.
Fill your plate with a decadent spread of bagels + smoked salmon, homemade pastries, raw bar classics, and prime rib at the newly opened Downtown restaurant’s holiday buffet.
Juniper, 2400 E. Cesar Chavez St., Unit #304
The east Austin Italian restaurant’s prix fixe menu features cinnamon focaccia with bourbon-vanilla glaze, slow-poached salmon, and pork belly Benedict. Still hungry? Guests can add on oysters, buttermilk biscuits, and champagne service.
BOA Steakhouse, 300 W. 6th St., Ste. #100
There’s something for everyone at this swanky steakhouse on Easter Sunday: fresh salads, a seafood bar, carving stations, signature sides, and an assortment of desserts.
Cape Bottle Room, 500 San Marcos St., Ste. #102
It’s “hoppy” hour all day on Easter Sunday at this South African wine bar with cheese plates and charcuterie. Deals include $5 off tasting flights, $2 off wine by the glass, and $2 off small bites.
Uptown Sports Club, 1200 E 6th St.
Sip $4 mimosas and $8 espresso martinis while you dig into dishes like the Franklin BBQ pastrami and hash, Quiche Lorraine, and bananas foster French toast. Don’t skip the Bloody Mary bar.
Corinne - Downtown, 304 E. Cesar Chavez St., Unit #100
Order plates like carrot cake pancakes, biscuits + gravy, avocado toast; and the bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich while you people-watch on the patio. Snag the mimosa carafe special to wash it down.
The Peached Tortilla + Bar Peached, multiple locations
Make your Easter Sunday extra peachy with exclusive menu items like yuzu ricotta pancakes, chicken fried steak katsu, and Thai chili crab with grits.
Looking for more Easter Sunday happenings in ATX? Hunt for things to do on our events calendar.
