Breakfast & Brunch
Breakfast and Brunch
When visiting cities - breakfast and brunch are probably my favorite times. I always try and seek out a variety of places - both quick serve, and some sit down, where a good biscuit, some challah French toast or a good cup of coffee is sure to be found. Below are a few of our recommendations not too far from the house
Easy walk over to this spot behind Midtown high school next to the Trader Joe’s. Can get on the waitlist remote by downloading the Snooze app.
Snooze, an A.M. Eatery
Easy walk over to this spot behind Midtown high school next to the Trader Joe’s. Can get on the waitlist remote by downloading the Snooze app.
A hidden gem on the first floor of Ponce City market that offers specialty doughnuts. These are made in layers and OH SO delicious.
6 locals recommend
Five Daughters Bakery Ponce City Market
675 Ponce De Leon Ave NEA hidden gem on the first floor of Ponce City market that offers specialty doughnuts. These are made in layers and OH SO delicious.
Branch of a down-home chain known for Southern food and all-day breakfast selections. 10-15 minute walk from the house to this location. Lines are ALWAYS very long on the weekend.
255 locals recommend
The Flying Biscuit Cafe
1001 Piedmont Ave NEBranch of a down-home chain known for Southern food and all-day breakfast selections. 10-15 minute walk from the house to this location. Lines are ALWAYS very long on the weekend.
West Egg Café sits in the heart of Atlanta's burgeoning Westside, at the south end of the Westside Provisions District, below the White Provision Residences.
Open since 2004, West Egg serves up Southern comfort in a modern, energetic environment. We are a full service restaurant serving best-in-Atlanta breakfast all day, lunch, and weekend brunch, with a full bar. We also offer a separate coffee shop area with a comfortable lounge, free wi-fi, a walk-up counter with baked goodies, and full coffee menu serving locally-roasted Dancing Goats Coffee.
172 locals recommend
West Egg Cafe
1100 Howell Mill RdWest Egg Café sits in the heart of Atlanta's burgeoning Westside, at the south end of the Westside Provisions District, below the White Provision Residences.
Open since 2004, West Egg serves up Southern comfort in a modern, energetic environment. We are a full service restaurant serving best-in-Atlanta breakfast all day, lunch, and weekend brunch, with a full bar. We also offer a separate coffee shop area with a comfortable lounge, free wi-fi, a walk-up counter with baked goodies, and full coffee menu serving locally-roasted Dancing Goats Coffee.
Iconic low-key diner with '50s-era tables, chairs & retro decor serving breakfast faves. Cash only. Sometimes there is a longish wait only because it's across from the Claremont Hotel and within walking distance to condos, etc. If you drive, parking is behind the building.
30 locals recommend
Java Jive
790 Ponce De Leon Ave NEIconic low-key diner with '50s-era tables, chairs & retro decor serving breakfast faves. Cash only. Sometimes there is a longish wait only because it's across from the Claremont Hotel and within walking distance to condos, etc. If you drive, parking is behind the building.
There’s always a wait at Murphy’s in Virginia Highlands, but we will happily line up for their complimentary biscuits and muffins with seasonal jams. They also have a great wine selection, so you can sip a glass of Provence rosé while you ponder your life choices and scan the menu, which includes everything from pancakes to corned beef hash. Murphy's has housemade breads, the base for some really excellent sandwiches (like their Turkey Club) if you’re not in a breakfast mood. Best of all, brunch goes until 4pm, so you can turn off all seven of your alarms and head here whenever you wake up.
119 locals recommend
Murphy's Restaurant
997 Virginia Ave NEThere’s always a wait at Murphy’s in Virginia Highlands, but we will happily line up for their complimentary biscuits and muffins with seasonal jams. They also have a great wine selection, so you can sip a glass of Provence rosé while you ponder your life choices and scan the menu, which includes everything from pancakes to corned beef hash. Murphy's has housemade breads, the base for some really excellent sandwiches (like their Turkey Club) if you’re not in a breakfast mood. Best of all, brunch goes until 4pm, so you can turn off all seven of your alarms and head here whenever you wake up.
The General Muir serves New York classics, such as latkes, pastrami hash, and housemade bagels and lox, along with a delicatessen menu that’ll make you feel like you’re in a Seinfeld episode where everyone naps at the end. Since it’s right next to Emory, it’s always packed first thing in the morning, but this is one of the rare brunch spots that’s worth waiting while draining your phone battery on funny animal videos.
34 locals recommend
The General Muir
1540 Avenue PlThe General Muir serves New York classics, such as latkes, pastrami hash, and housemade bagels and lox, along with a delicatessen menu that’ll make you feel like you’re in a Seinfeld episode where everyone naps at the end. Since it’s right next to Emory, it’s always packed first thing in the morning, but this is one of the rare brunch spots that’s worth waiting while draining your phone battery on funny animal videos.