Best Brunch in Chicago
Best Brunch in Chicago for every occasion
Last Updated on October 22, 2020 by Top Brunch Spots Staff
Best Brunch Chicago – Looking for the best brunch spots in Chicago?
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That includes filtering through the noise to provide you only the best brunches in Chicago.
Whether you are traveling here for the weekend or just need a great meal after a long, tough week… We’ve got you covered.
So how does this work?
We pick our top choices based on the quality of the food, service, and consistency over time. We’ll start off by giving you the best options for each type of restaurant for brunch below and then follow that with overall Chicago best brunch rankings.
Top Brunch Restaurants in Chicago
Brunch
American brunch spot serving breakfast, soups, salads, sandwiches & cocktails in a loftlike setting.
Neighborhood:
River North
Food Type:
Brunch
The Publican
A creative seafood & pork-focused menu plus global brews in a hip setting with communal tables.
Neighborhood:
Fulton Market, West Loop
Food Type:
American
Lula Cafe
Inventive, market-driven food in a casual, funky space that hosts an especially popular brunch.
Neighborhood:
Logan Square
Food Type:
American
Beatrix – River North
Modern, all-day venue combining an American eatery, wine & cocktail bar & a bakery/cafe.
Neighborhood:
River North
Food Type:
American
m.henry
Breakfast, lunch & brunch spot known for American comfort food with a twist & bakery carryout.
Neighborhood:
Andersonville
Food Type:
American
Top Brunch Restaurants
The village has brunch! Another place situated in the ultra-desirable Village is Buvette. Unsurprisingly, Buvette is also a French place, so you may have to do your own pros and cons on which French brunch is the best because there are a lot to choose from. Buvette’s more famous dishes include the jambon cru, which …
Come for the biscuit and stay for the pickles. Jacob’s Pickles is one of the most popular brunch spots in the city, and for a good reason. There’s nothing quite like the comfort of a Southern meal. Before you ask, they do make their own pickles. And they do fry them (and make a spicy …
Another Australian inspired restaurant (See Five Leaves), has its home in the Village and gets in name from flirting, or just a really good conversation. Besides great food, Banter is also a great place to catch up with friends. We’re also fans of any place that is going to give us the portions we deserve, …
A charming atmosphere welcomes you as you enter Poco just north of Lower East Side in Alphabet City. The restaurant serves a boozy brunch and a menu chock full of organic ingredients. But what we’re really here for is the lobster guacamole. Who even knew that was possible? In fact, the menu is full of …
On the Lower East Side, another NYC neighborhood known for its history of cool is Sweet Chick. Sweet Chick is recognized as one of the best restaurants in NYC, so just for that, it’s worth a try. They are most known for their chicken and waffles, which are especially good at Sweet Chick. Some other notable options include …
