Easter weekend is nearly here, and Austin doesn’t hold back when it comes to Easter Brunch. You’ve got everything from chef-driven menus and rooftop cocktails to full-on buffets with carving stations and egg hunts built in. Whether you’re going all out with family or just looking for a solid excuse to day drink before noon, this year’s lineup delivers.
Here’s where to book now before reservations disappear.
The Carillon
1900 University Ave, Austin, TX 78705
If you want the full Easter experience, this is one of the most loaded brunches in the city. The Carillon is hosting its annual Spring Brunch with a massive spread that covers everything from a chilled seafood bar to herb crusted beef tenderloin at the carving station.
You’ll also find lobster brioche, street corn deviled eggs, and lemon buttermilk pancakes with basil maple syrup. On the sweeter side, expect carrot cake, espresso bread pudding, and spring profiteroles. There’s even a dedicated kids buffet with cookies, dipped Oreos, chicken tenders, and mini pizza so nobody at the table is bored.
Available Sunday, April 5 from 10:30 AM to 2 PM. Pricing is $95 for adults, $40 for kids ages 6 to 12, and free for kids under 6.
Aba
1011 S Congress Ave Bldg 2
Aba is giving you options across the whole weekend. Brunch features a spring frittata with lump crab, english peas, asparagus, avocado, and parmesan. Available Saturday, April 4 and Sunday, April 5 alongside the regular menu.
Ēma
3120 Palm Way #170
Ēma keeps things bright and clean for Easter brunch. The standout is a spring frittata with lump crab, asparagus, avocado, and parmesan, available during lunch service on April 5. Pair it with sweet corn hummus, spicy whipped feta, or a salmon kebab, then balance it out with a frozen cocktail that quietly turns brunch into a whole situation.
Corinne
304 E Cesar Chavez St
Corinne hits that sweet spot between casual and polished. Expect seasonal brunch favorites like carrot cake pancakes and biscuits and gravy, plus cocktails like the “I’m All Ears” with gin, strawberry, and lavender foam. There’s also an Easter Bunny photo op and optional Easter baskets at the table, which makes this one an easy win for families.
Skipjack Oyster
97 Rainey St
If seafood is your move, Skipjack Oyster is leaning into it with a brunch lineup that includes a deviled egg flight, Southwest chicken and waffles, and herb roasted prime rib. On the dessert side, carrot cheesecake and Easter Bunny pancakes keep things festive without trying too hard.
Caroline
621 Congress Ave Suite 101
Caroline keeps it classic with a few playful twists. Brioche French toast topped with fresh berries and whipped cream leads the charge, paired with a cocktail lineup that includes the “Don’t Worry, Be Hoppy Sour” made with Tito’s and citrus. It’s an easy downtown option if you want something reliable with just enough holiday energy.
Fairmont Austin
101 Red River St
Fairmont Austin is hosting a large scale Easter brunch buffet in the Palm Park ballroom featuring herb roasted striploin, roast leg of lamb, a raw bar with oysters, shrimp, and crab claws, plus made to order eggs, seasonal salads, and desserts. After brunch, head to the rooftop for a kids egg hunt and petting zoo. Seatings at 10 AM and 1:30 PM with egg hunts following. $145 adults, $50 kids ages 6 to 12, free under 5.
Zanzibar
304 E Cesar Chavez St
Not technically brunch, but Zanzibar’s Easter Sunday Hoppy Hour deserves a spot if your plans start later in the day. From 3 to 6 PM, expect sangria pitchers, rum punch, draft beer specials, and a full on bunny petting zoo that feels slightly chaotic in the best way.
Dean’s Italian Steakhouse
110 E 2nd St
For a more traditional Easter dinner approach, Dean’s Italian Steakhouse is going big with a herb crusted prime rib served with au jus, Creole mustard, and horseradish crème.
Sides include rustic carrots confit and a layered sweet potato dauphinoise with Gruyere and Texas aged cheddar. Dessert lands on a bananas foster cheesecake with spiced rum caramel and candied pecan.
La Piscina
600 W 2nd St
Inside Austin Proper Hotel, La Piscina brings a more relaxed brunch vibe with dishes like pork belly guisado and coconut carrot cake, plus a Garden Paloma that works a little too well before noon. Available from 10 AM to 4 PM on Easter Sunday.
The Peacock
600 W 2nd St
Also at Austin Proper, The Peacock leans Mediterranean with grilled skirt steak, pineapple upside down cake, and a grapefruit margarita that feels like spring in a glass. Served from 7 AM to 4 PM.
Arriba Abajo Rooftop Cantina
101 Red River S
If you want a brunch with a view, Arriba Abajo is serving a rooftop spread with salmon belly crudo, burrata, and a chamoy fruit plate that adds a little fun to the table. Drinks include a house made horchata latte.
Bar Peached
1315 W 6th St
Bar Peached is one of the more laid-back options, especially if you can snag a table under their massive heritage tree. New menu additions include Thai chili chilaquiles, a sesame chicken grain bowl, chewy rice donuts, and a bacon egg and cheese udon that doesn’t make a lot of sense on paper but works.
The Peached Tortilla
5520 Burnet Rd #10
The Peached Tortilla just rolled out a new brunch menu in time for Easter, and it’s worth checking out. Standouts include a chicken katsu sando, omusoba omelette, and yuzu ricotta pancakes that lean more toward dessert than breakfast in the best way.
VERDAD True Modern Mexican
For something a little different leading into Easter, VERDAD is offering a seafood driven feature with salmon, scallops, and jumbo garlic shrimp. It’s available through April 2, making it a solid pre Easter option if your weekend is already stacked.
Perry’s Steakhouse & Grille
Multiple Austin Locations
Perry’s is keeping things classic with a full Easter lineup. The highlight is the individual Easter ham meal with whipped potatoes and green bean almondine, plus optional white chocolate cheesecake. There’s also a family style meal for four if you’re hosting at home, along with brunch cocktails running through the afternoon.
CARVE American Grille
Multiple Austin Locations
CARVE mirrors the same Easter setup with dine in and takeout options, including ham meals, family bundles, and a lineup of brunch cocktails like the Mimosa Dream Cloud and White Sangria Spritz. Available all day on Easter Sunday.
Whiskey Cake Kitchen & Bar
Multiple Austin Locations
Whiskey Cake is adding a seasonal spin with the Root Awakening, a carrot juice Bloody Mary with tequila that leans earthy and surprisingly refreshing. They’re also offering a $30 take home bundle with deviled eggs, chicken and waffle sliders, and candied bacon.
Sixty Vines
Multiple Austin Locations
Sixty Vines brings a wine country feel to Easter brunch with carrot cake pancakes, a full brunch board, and cocktails like a matcha martini and frozé. It’s one of the better picks if you’re planning a longer, more social brunch.
Nordstrom
Domain NORTHSIDE, 3111 Palm Way
Looking for something more family focused before Easter Sunday chaos kicks in? Nordstrom is hosting a Bunny Brunch and Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 4 with a ticketed brunch, Easter Bunny photo ops, crafts, and a kids egg hunt inside the store. Brunch tickets are $40 for adults and $22 for kids ages 3 to 15, with younger kids free, and photo sessions include digital downloads or come complimentary for cardmembers. One golden egg winner per location scores a $125 gift card
Juliet Italian Kitchen
Multiple Austin Locations
Juliet is going all in with a bottomless brunch for $38 per person. Dishes include eggs in purgatory, chorizo hash, and a breakfast burger benedict that’s exactly as indulgent as it sounds. Mimosas and Bloody Marys are also half off after your first round.
The League Kitchen & Tavern
Multiple Austin Locations
If you’re keeping things simple, The League covers all the brunch basics. Think skillet french toast, benedicts, chicken and waffles, plus $5 mimosas and bloody marys.
Cousin Louie’s Italian
1730 E Hwy 290, Dripping Springs, TX 78620
Just outside Austin, Cousin Louie’s is bringing Italian comfort to Easter brunch with prosciutto eggs benedict, eggs in purgatory, and crespelle with truffle cream. They’re also offering half off reserve bottles of wine, which makes the drive feel like a very good decision.
Hyatt Regency Lost Pines Resort & Spa
575 Hyatt Lost Pines Rd, Lost Pines, TX 78612
If you’re looking to turn Easter into a full day escape, Lost Pines is doing the most in the best way possible. Just outside Austin along the Colorado River, this one leans heavy into the full resort experience. Easter brunch is hosted at the Riverbend Event Barn with a spread of seasonal favorites, priced at $105 for adults and $35 for kids. Expect a mix of classic brunch staples and chef-driven dishes that match the scale of the setting.
There’s also an egg hunt in The Backyard, photos with the Easter Bunny, live music, and a lineup of family activities like building edible peep birdhouses and tie-dye sessions.
Omni Barton Creek Resort & Spa
8212 Barton Club Dr, Austin, TX 78735
This is your Hill Country flex. Omni Barton Creek is hosting a full Easter brunch experience inside the Palm Park ballroom that leans upscale without feeling stiff. The multi course spread includes herb roasted striploin, fresh pastries, and a full lineup of spring-inspired dishes designed for all ages.
After brunch, things shift outside with rooftop festivities including a kids Easter egg hunt and a petting zoo on the 7th floor deck. Seatings are at 10 AM and 1:30 PM, with egg hunts following each. Pricing lands at $145 for adults and $50 for kids ages 6 to 12, with younger kids dining free.
Rancho Moonrise
Rancho Moonrise is hosting its Easter Extravaganza on Sunday, April 5, featuring a family-friendly egg hunt with staggered age groups, a spring brunch served from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., and $5 mimosa specials. The celebration also includes photos with the Easter Bunny, a local vendor market, a bouncy house and pool access available for purchase. Guests are invited to enjoy a relaxed afternoon on the ranch with festive activities, food and plenty of fresh air. Tickets are available online.