Houston’s Brunch Scene Just Got a Lot More Interesting
Houston’s weekend routine just got a jolt of new flavors. From a Peruvian-Vietnamese mash-up to a Mediterranean feast in Montrose and a seafood-driven spread in Autry Park, a wave of both new and established Houston restaurants are rolling out fresh takes on everyone’s favorite weekend indulgence. Whether it’s four riffs on eggs Benedict or savoring a foie-gras macaron while being serenaded by a violin, these 10 new options are delivering bold brunches with global influences and tipsy tinctures.
New Brunch Spots in Houston
Several new restaurants have opened in Houston, offering unique brunch experiences. These include:
- Alora Restaurant and Bar, located in the former Kau Ba space in Montrose, which offers a Peruvian-Vietnamese fusion menu.
- Chardon, the fine dining restaurant at the Thompson Hotel, which transports guests to France with its fare.
- il Bracco, an Italian spot in the Galleria area, which has upgraded its weekend offerings with several new bites.
- Maximo, a West U restaurant that offers a range of masa-based dishes for brunch.
- Melrose, a Montrose lounge with a menu created by CultureMap Tastemaker Awards Chef of the Year Emmanuel Chavez.
More Brunch Options
In addition to these new spots, several other restaurants are offering unique brunch experiences. These include:
- MF Lobster and Seafood, an Autry Park destination that aims to elevate Houston’s brunch offerings with dishes like lobster Benedict and wagyu steak and eggs.
- Okto, a Mediterranean restaurant in the Montrose Collective that offers a late-morning feast of fresh flavors.
- Relish Restaurant and Bar, a River Oaks staple that has opened a second outpost in Memorial’s Town and Country Village and added brunch to its repertoire.
- Santé Lounge, an Upper Kirby lounge with a patio that is sure to be a destination for the posh set this summer.
- Traveler’s Cart, a restaurant that offers an international brunch experience with dishes like Chinese breakfast dumplings and Turkish cilibir eggs.
What to Expect
Each of these restaurants offers a unique brunch experience, with dishes and drinks that are sure to impress. From the Peruvian-Vietnamese fusion menu at Alora to the French-inspired fare at Chardon, there’s something for everyone. Whether you’re in the mood for something classic and comforting or adventurous and new, these restaurants are sure to deliver.
Conclusion
Houston’s brunch scene has never been more exciting, with a wide range of new and established restaurants offering unique and delicious experiences. From seafood to steak, and from France to Peru, there’s a brunch spot in Houston to suit every taste and preference. So why not get out and try something new this weekend? Your taste buds will thank you!
