Top 10 Brunch Spots In Santa Rosa, California

Anna McCaffrey

Santa Rosa is known for local restaurants that use fresh, local ingredients. Stopping at any of these delightful brunch places is recommended after a early morning hike or before exploring the town’s unique art culture.

1. Adel’s Restaurant

Diner, Restaurant, American, Vegetarian, Vegan, Cocktails

It’s hard to miss Adel’s, as it’s located at a busy intersection on College Avenue. If you happen to miss the normal brunch hour, you can stop by any time since Adel’s serve brunch all day. The mimosas are a refreshing cure after a long night and go great with every item on the menu. Adel’s has a classic American diner feel, and every dish comes out fresh and in portions that match the prices.

2. Jeffrey’s Hillside Café

Cafe, Restaurant, American, Vegetarian, Vegan

Jeffreys Hillside Cafe
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Jeffery’s Hillside Café is a small local spot that’s connected to a hotel. It doesn’t seem like much from the outside, but it is welcoming and bright once you step through the door. The owner and chef decided to open up his own place that focused on his two favorite meals of the day: breakfast and lunch. The menu and food reflects his love for both meals. With big portions and local food on your plate, you’ll appreciate the cheery staff and hands-on owners that make this a perfect spot for brunch.

3. Dierk’s Parkside Café

Bar, Cafe, Restaurant, American, Vegetarian, Vegan

Dierk’s Parkside Café is located right off Santa Rosa Avenue, and it can be easy to miss with its tiny parking lot. Don’t be fooled, though, because the tall ceilings make it spacious inside, and it has seating at a bar where you can see exactly what’s happening in the kitchen. The staff is very attentive, and full of excellent conversationalists; despite limited seating, there’s a quick turn-around rate. Each plate comes with enough to take home. Go for a classic pancake breakfast or for the much talked-about Sonoma duck confit.

4. Hank’s Creekside Restaurant

Diner, Restaurant, American, Vegetarian, Vegan, Fast Food

Hank’s Creekside Restaurant is located right along a creek – hence the name – which can be seen from the windows in the back, making it a place with brunch and a view. It serves the American comfort food breakfast and lunch, with a friendly staff and a casual atmosphere, and the view of the creek makes it relaxing, as well. It’s the perfect place to go for a classic diner brunch, and the food is sure to leave you feeling full and warm for the day. Make sure to get there before the rush of locals to find a good parking spot.

5. Page’s Diner

Diner, Restaurant, American, Vegetarian, Vegan

Pages Diner
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Located on College Avenue, Page’s Diner serves the classic American breakfast at a good price. It has blueberry pancakes and eggs Benedict and is known for quick service despite being busy during the breakfast rush. Page’s Diner also doesn’t skimp when it comes to portion sizes. A variety of drinks are available, as well, from standard black coffee to a chocolate shake with an espresso shot in it. The menu is big and sure to have something to please any brunch goer.

6. Flavor Bistro

Bistro, American, Vegetarian, Vegan

The Flavor Bistro gives the classic brunch a French twist and has what could be called an ‘exciting’ menu. It offers the classic breakfast plate with eggs, bacon, and toast, as well as a breakfast gnocchi and pizza for the more adventurous brunch goer. Mimosas and a notable wine selection are also available to go with one of the many dishes from the sizable menu. Flavor Bistro is spacious enough to take a large party and has outdoor seating that makes it an ideal brunch spot on a sunny morning.

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