Everyone’s favorite food mash-up would definitely be brunch –because not only does it mean getting to sleep in, but it’s also about savoring mouthwatering meals that are far more scrumptious than your usual toast and eggs combo. In Fort Lauderdale you can get beaches and boats as your casual brunch view, now that's perfection. Here are some of the best restaurants for brunch in Fort Lauderdale.
The Foxy Brown
If a diner and a gastropub had an offspring, that would be The Foxy Brown. It’s got that irresistible mix of childhood favorites –savory eats that remind you of family breakfast gatherings, but with a modern twist –resulting in a delicious dose of nostalgia and a hankering for creative bites. Take a gamble with their “Today’s Feature Pancakes” –it can be pancakes stuffed with apple pie or strawberry and chocolate beer pudding. If you want an extra sweet treat, go for the S’more Waffles. For savory delights, take your pick from Crab Cake Benedict, Hangar Steak Hash or Chuck and Moo (grilled rib-eye with 2 eggs). You can even pair your meal with a BLT Sake Mary –Bloody Mary served with celery ice cubes, bacon strips and fried asparagus.
Open Sunday: 9:30am - 4pm
723 E. Broward Blvd., Fort Lauderdale.
Boatyard
For a waterfront brunch like no other, head over to Boatyard. The reinvented eatery boasts a nautical-chic ambience that combines the perfect mix of sophistication and laid-back appeal. This restaurant perfectly captures the city’s yachting culture. Take a seat at the dockside patio lounge and enjoy brunch offerings such as Buttermilk Waffles served with cherry, kirsch syrup, pecans and mascarpone, Chocolate Cherry Banana Bread, Tuna Tacos and Shrimp & Grits with New Orleans style barbeque sauce, Nueske’s bacon and Vermont white cheddar grits.
Open Sunday: 10:30 am - 10:00 pm
1555 SE 17th Street, Fort Lauderdale
Colada
Experience South Florida’s unique multicultural flair by trying an authentic Cuban-style brunch. Sample your classic favorites with a Cuban twist and start off with a Tres Leches Waffle Stack topped with guava whipped cream and powdered sugar. For your savory dish, try their version of Eggs Benedict –Cuban biscuits topped with roasted pork, poached eggs, papitas, onions and black bean hollandaise sauce. You can also go for a DIY brunch by concocting your own Brunch Bowl which starts with a base of scrambled eggs and French fries, followed by your choice of meats, cheeses and sauces.
Sunday Brunch served 9 am - 3 pm
525 N. Federal Hwy., Fort Lauderdale
Coconuts
Brought to you by the same owners as The Foxy Brown, the illustrious and breezy Coconuts Waterfront restaurant is South Florida at its best. Conveniently located on the Intracoastal waterway, you can easily float your way to Sunday brunch and dock your boat here. Coconuts prides itself on their philosophy to “be nice”, which is exuded in their exceptional and sincere service, coupled with quality food and an unbeatable view. The Sunday Brunch menu offerings include: Chocolate Fudge Swirl Pancakes, Lobster Benedict, Salmon Carpaccio, Shrimp and Grits, and an assortment of Sunday Spirits including Spicy Bean Bloody Mary’s.
Sunday Brunch served 10 am – 1 pm
429 Seabreeze Blvd Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316
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