Fight off the Sunday scaries with vegan brunch!
We love the weekends for many reasons, but Sunday brunch is definitely at the top of our list. Do you want to know our favorite restaurants for the best vegan brunch across the US? Keep reading to find out!
1. Champs Diner
New York, NY
Sweet and savory, classic and unconventional, Champs Diner makes the best vegan brunch dishes! If you don’t know where to begin, then order The Breakfast Slam. The platter includes tofu scramble, seitan bacon, sausage, and hash browns with French toast or pancakes.
Champs Diner Erica Korff
2. Kale My Name
Chicago, IL
Kale My Name’s weekend brunch menu goes hard! For starters, it includes bites inspired by a variety of global cuisines. Brunchpanadas, Chocolate Toast, and Chilaquiles, to name a few. In addition, you can order from Kale My Name’s brunch menu from Friday through Sunday. So you have an extra day to get in and order your favorite items!
Kale My Name Allie Mitchell
3. The Wild Chive
Los Angeles, CA
Although The Wild Chive resides on the West Coast, its food will transport you to the South! The indulgent brunch offerings include Stuffed French Toast, Monte Cristos, and the Country Breakfast.
The Wild Chive
4. Nic’s On Beverly
Los Angeles, CA
Are you in search of an upscale restaurant with the best vegan brunch? Then, Nic’s On Beverly is the destination for you! First, order a round of Frosés for your table. Next, pick a few dishes to share. We love the Benedict, Waffler Sandwich, and Florentine Omelet! Finally, request a dessert to end things on a sweet note. The Banana Split is always a go-to.
Nic’s On Beverly Sierra Burton
5. Watercourse Foods
Denver, CO
This vegan eatery makes some of the most unique vegan brunch items in the country! Because where else can you find Chorizo & Grits, Chicken & Biscuits, and Soufflé Pancakes? At none other than Watercourse Foods!
Watercourse Foods
6. Brunch Bird
Austin, TX
As if you can’t tell by its name, Brunch Bird specializes in brunch dishes! Of course, everything is 100% vegan, which is our kind of menu. The Eggs Benny, Stuffed French Toast, and Early Bird Sandwich are all heavy hitters.
Brunch Bird Taylor Beckham
7. Handlebar
Chicago, IL
Vegan-Friendly
Handlebar is home to some of the best vegan brunch in Chicago! Customers love the Vegan Diablo, Breakfast Burrito, and Chimichanga. But honestly, you can’t go wrong with any of the plant-based plates.
Handlebar Clayton Craddock
8. Seabirds Kitchen
Los Angeles, CA
Let us put you onto the Brunch Tacos at Seabirds Kitchen! These handhelds include tofu scramble, walnut chorizo, red chile salsa, chipotle sour cream, pico de gallo, and pomegranate seeds. Of course, they taste best paired with a Michelada!
Seabirds Kitchen
9. Real Food Daily
Los Angeles, CA
So you want a new go-to brunch destination in LA? Whether you’re recovering from a hangover, a hard workout, or your busy week, Real Food Daily is the move! The classic vegan restaurant stocks everything from bottomless mimosas and breakfast pizzas to wellness shots and tofu scrambles.
Real Food Daily
10. Spirit Elephant
Chicago, IL
Start your weekend right with brunch at Spirit Elephant! Breakfast tacos, pancakes, and BBQ burgers are a few of the droolworthy dishes to dig into. Our suggestion? Invite your friends and order several items to split. Because you deserve to try a little bit of everything!
Spirit Elephant
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