Brunch in Dallas spans far beyond eggs, taking in everything from BBQ to a bagel tower. Encina on West Davis in Bishop Arts runs one of the city's most celebrated brunches in a Texas brasserie format anchored by blue corn pancakes, while Georgie on Travis Street in Knox-Henderson keeps a Michelin-recommended Sunday-only service under chef Bruno Davaillon. For something more distinctly Dallas, Revolver Taco Lounge in Deep Ellum lays out a Sunday buffet of menudo, chilaquiles, and carnitas, and Sadelle's at Highland Park Village brings the New York Jewish brunch institution to town.

Brunch restaurants in Dallas

13 brunch places in Dallas we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Dallas · Brunch across every city.

  • Cafe Brazil (Deep Ellum)

    Try French toast, migas, breakfast all day

    Cafe Brazil on Elm Street in Deep Ellum is Dallas's 24-hour breakfast-all-day institution, migas, French toast, egg sandwiches.

  • Plomo Quesadilla Bar

    • ★ 4.0
    • $$
    • East Dallas

    Try Scratch-kitchen quesadillas with Oaxacan cheese

    Plomo Quesadilla Bar on McMillan Avenue is open until 4am Friday and Saturday, filling the gap between the bar crowd and the breakfast crowd.

  • Encina

    Order Blue corn butterscotch pancakes with cajeta drizzle and bacon

    Encina on West Davis runs the city's most celebrated brunch in a Texas brasserie format: big, bold, and anchored by blue corn pancakes with cajeta.

  • Georgie

    Order Beet-cured salmon Benedict; duck confit bread pudding

    Georgie on Travis Street is a Michelin-recommended restaurant where French chef Bruno Davaillon runs a Sunday-only brunch built on classical technique.

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  • Revolver Taco Lounge (Sunday Buffet)

    Order Freshly pressed heirloom corn tortillas made tableside; mole and carnitas clay pots

    Revolver Taco Lounge in Deep Ellum runs the best brunch buffet in Dallas every Sunday: $35 buys all-you-can-eat menudo, chilaquiles, carnitas in clay pots.

  • Sadelle's (Highland Park Village)

    • ★ 4.3
    • $$
    • Highland Park

    Order The Sadelle's bagel tower with smoked salmon, whitefish, and sturgeon

    Sadelle's from Major Food Group brings its New York Jewish brunch institution to Highland Park Village: a $140 multi-tiered bagel tower stacked with lox.

  • Oddfellows

    Order Fried chicken and waffles with maple butter

    Oddfellows on the premier corner of Bishop Arts District is one of Bishop Arts' most established all-morning brunch spots.

  • Sundown at Granada

    Order Chicken biscuits; $2 house mimosas

    Beside the Granada Theater on Lower Greenville: rooftop patio, $2 mimosas all afternoon, and a full New American brunch menu.

  • Knox Bistro

    Order Burger au poivre; croissant with seasonal jam

    Knox Bistro on Knox Street is a Michelin-recommended French casual that serves what is widely called the best brunch burger in Dallas: a Burger au Poivre.

  • Xaman Cafe

    Order Chilaquiles with chorizo in rojo or verde; clay cantarito espresso drink

    Xaman Cafe on Jefferson Boulevard is Oak Cliff's most distinctive brunch room: pre-Hispanic clay cantarito cups carry both espresso drinks and cocktails.

  • Pecan Lodge (Weekend Service)

    Order Brisket plate with jalapeño cheddar sausage and banana pudding

    Pecan Lodge in Deep Ellum is the quintessential Texas BBQ brunch: pitmasters fire the post-oak smokers overnight and serve brisket, ribs, sausage.

  • Herrera's Cafe

    Order Breakfast tacos; huevos rancheros with house red salsa since 1949

    Herrera's Cafe on W Illinois Avenue has been serving Tex-Mex breakfast since 1949, making it the oldest continuous Tex-Mex brunch counter in Dallas.

  • Resident Taqueria

    Order Brisket breakfast taco on fresh flour tortilla; smashed avocado with cotija

    Resident Taqueria on East Northwest Highway is a chef-driven taqueria with the best breakfast taco execution in North Dallas: house-pressed flour tortillas.

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