I’m just a man, standing in front of a website, wondering why I’m awake at 8 a.m. on a Sunday. And the answer is brunch. And insomnia. That definitely plays a part, but the brunch thing is also important.
Brunch is one of those topics that gets brought up a lot around me. Look at the top five questions I get on a given day and you’ll understand:
- How do I get your job?
- Who has the best burger in Oklahoma?
- Where should I go to brunch?
- You think I’d go out with you?
- HOW DID YOU GET IN HERE?!
Oof, I really should have vetted these questions first. Aaaaaaanyway, you can see that brunch is one of my FAQs and when I wake up on the weekends, I always wonder if I should once again be tweeting about each and every brunch review on the site. Maybe that’s too inside baseball, but whatever, I think about it and I’m writing this, so here it is.
But this morning, I woke up with a brilliant idea: a blanket with arm holes. Then I remembered that lots of people already had that idea, so instead I’m just rounding up all the best brunch places I know, including some I have yet to review. (Did I miss one or several? Email me and if I agree, I’ll add it to the list.)
Saturday and Sunday brunch:
Scratch Kitchen & Cocktails Paseo
Packard’s New American Kitchen
The Drake Seafood & Oysterette
Guyutes
Cheever’s Cafe
The Press
Whiskey Cake
Cafe 501
La Baguette
West
¡Revolución!
Sunday-only brunch:
The Pritchard
R&J Lounge and Supper Club
Rococo Restaurant & Fine Wine
Kwan’s Kitchen
Stella Modern Italian Cuisine
Daily brunch:
En Croute
Aurora Breakfast, Bar & Backyard
Cafe Kacao
Hunnybunny Biscuit Co.
Buttermilk Paseo
Neighborhood JAM
Waffle Champion
Sunnyside Diner
Mary Eddy’s Kitchen x Lounge
Flint
Special occasion brunch:
Unicorn Brunch at The Other Room
Gospel Brunch at The Boom