The Best Brunch Spots In Buckhead, Atlanta

Buttermilk Kitchen is a casual street side restaurant specializing in breakfast food. Try the three-stack buttermilk pancakes, a traditional favorite, topped with maple syrup and a touch of butter. Get a bit more adventurous and pick Buttermilk Kitchen’s ‘Mexican scramble’ plate, including black beans, avocado crema, cilantro, radish, cotija cheese, and pico de gallo, all on soft corn tortillas.

Southern Art is located at the InterContinental Hotel. Headed up by the former personal chef to Oprah Winfrey, enjoy gourmet renditions of simple classics like macaroni and cheese and fried chicken.

Flying Biscuit is one of Atlanta’s favorite choices for breakfast. The restaurant prides itself on fluffy biscuits and killer grits. Once you grab a table, sit back and relax – the restaurant serves breakfast all-day. Try the classic ‘high flyer,’ which features two eggs, chicken sausage, heavenly grits, and an organic oatmeal pancake.

Corner Cafe is dedicated to the sale of bread and other pastry type goods. The restaurant also serves up quite a delicious breakfast – their barbecue shrimp and grits with chorizo is a dazzling take on a Southern classic, and many of their bagels, sandwiches, and baguettes are baked on the day. The sunlit restaurant is often crowded, buzzing with guests enjoying everything from eggs Benedict and coffee to brunch time paninis.

Joy Cafe packs a flavorful culinary punch. Joy’s big berry Belgian waffle plate is topped with berries, banana, and maple syrup; the option to add thick-cut bacon and sausage is also a bonus. Joy Cafe also serves a crab cakes Benedict that is tough to top. On your way out, ask about Joy’s custom baked goods, prepared to your exact specifications, including cakes.

At White House Restaurant the food is cheap and well prepared. The menu offers bagels, croissants, eggs, lox, bacon, sausage and makes this venue a neighborhood favorite.

French-themed and full of flair, this upscale Buckhead serves brunch accompanied by live jazz. Try brioche French toast with apple-wood smoked bacon and warm maple syrup; the croque madame sandwich complete with glazed, grilled ham and sunny side egg; or the parfait santé adorned with layers and layers of freshly picked seasonal berries atop a delicious Greek yogurt base. Top it off with a coffee made with Pano’s Private Reserve beans. Bistro Niko exhibits a rich appreciation for French style cuisine, and from start to finish of your meal, it readily shows.