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There’s nothing quite like sitting down for brunch at a wonderful restaurant with your family or friends on Easter morning. It’s a relaxing way to spend the holiday as you’re treated to a variety of food and drink options. Easter brunch feels like a time for a bit of indulgence with a side of class. Not just anywhere can put on an Easter brunch and these are some of the best in Metro Detroit. So put on your Sunday best and head out for an incredible Easter brunch.
15th Street Tavern
15th Street Tavern truly knows how to put on an amazing brunch spread. They have everything from a carving station to omelets to sweets. Pair everything with a bloody Mary or a mimosa. Reservations are highly recommended.
Blake’s Tasting Room
Blake’s Tasting Room is back again this year with their Easter Brunch perfect for the whole family. Reservations are required for this brunch experience. They will have everything you could want including french toast, biscuits and gravy, charcuterie boards, pastries, and so much more. Of course, they will have plenty of Blake’s hard ciders, beer, and mimosas as well.
Daxton Hotel
Easter brunch is an all-day affair at the Daxton Hotel! Start with their grand buffet featuring decadent items such as oysters, a parfait station, and leg of lamb. Then head over for the activities portion including a scavenger hunt, photo booth, and a visit from the Easter Bunny.
Diamonds
If you’re looking for an early-morning option for Easter brunch, Diamonds in Howell has you covered. Their brunch buffet starts at 9 a.m. and features classics like frittata and waffles alongside a carving station and assorted desserts.
The Whitney
The Whitney is sticking with its twenty-year tradition and bringing back Easter Brunch again this year. Their three-course brunch menu includes a first course of soup or salad, an entree, and dessert. They even offer a kid’s menu to make this event family-friendly. You’ll want to make a reservation for this special tradition.
