Brunch Your Way Along The Beltline
Make the most of your morning at one of these brunch spots along the corridor
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Start your weekend on the right foot by stopping by one of these spots along the Beltline for brunch.
Nestled in Iman Park near the Eastside Trail, Bread & Butterfly is featured on The New York Times 50 Best Restaurants list and serves patrons a European getaway on each plate. Sip on a warm cappuccino while eating their French omelet & greens as you decompress from a busy work week.
Just off the Eastside Trail near Historic Fourth Ward Park, Buena Vida Tapas Bar is a Spanish fusion restaurant that serves a bottomless mimosas weekend brunch. Grab your friends and share a few tapas dishes like their Iberian truffle fries or order one of their eggs benedict plates if you’re in the mood for something heartier.
Directly along the Eastside Trail, Azara serves brunch on their rooftop every Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. This farm-to-table restaurant puts a delicious spin on wellness featuring caramelized banana French toast and a tahini sumac grain bowl.
Stop by Ansley Mall near the Northeast Trail to enjoy a classic southern breakfast at Bantam & Biddy. This spot not only serves breakfast all day with classics like fried chicken and waffles, but they also offer gluten-free options.
Pair your meal with a view when you visit Boone’s for Sunday brunch. Located near the Northside Trail, this neighborhood-favorite restaurant overlooks Bobby Jones Golf Course. Watch golfers improve their skills as you enjoy crab eggs benedict.
A quick scooter ride from the Northside Trail, Egg Harbor is a perfect spot for a late morning catchup with friends along with an order of their pancakes, crepes, or waffles.
Add a little Italian flare to your Sunday by enjoying brunch at Trattoria Lucia near the Southeast Trail in Glenwood Park. From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., you can enjoy dishes like their prosciutto benedict or affogato French toast.
Located in Lee + White along the Southwest Trail, Boxcar at Hop City welcomes diners to brunch every Saturday & Sunday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Pair their Breakfast Tot-Chos with a mimosa for a great start to your weekend.
Nothing says breakfast like a warm fluffy biscuit. This Michelin Bib Gourmand restaurant is just a 10-minute bike ride from the Southeast Trail and is located across Oakland Cemetery. Here, you’ll savor classics like their hot honey fried chicken biscuit and satisfy your sweet tooth when you give their B’Onut’s a try.
Ria's Babybird at Bogg's Social
A weekend- only pop-up near the Westside Trail along White Street, Ria’s Babybird is open 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. serving breakfast dishes for all to enjoy, from a brisket breakfast plate to country fried tempeh.
Near the Westside Trail on Howell Mill Road, Yalda is a beloved Persian restaurant known for its vibrant flavors and upscale atmosphere. Join for brunch Saturdays and Sundays starting at 11 a.m. to enjoy delicious spreads like their Istanbul Board or keep it simple with one of their omeletes.
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