2022 Best Restaurants for Brunch in Baltimore Area
Where to Find the Best Sunday Brunch in Baltimore
The most versatile—and decadent—meal of the week, brunch with family and friends is a great way to enjoy gourmet food on a laid-back weekend. Linger over strawberry waffles, have a hearty starter of an omelet with crispy bacon, sip a glass of Champagne, or dive into a succulent plate of crabs' legs.We've done the legwork for you, so just sit back, relax, and browse GAYOT's Top Brunch Restaurants in Baltimore, presented in alphabetical order.
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Inspired by the golden age of rail travel, this polished hotel restaurant offers upscale, eco-friendly American fare with international grace notes. See More
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Cafe Hon
TV chef Gordon Ramsay gave this “Avenue” landmark a famous makeover, but comfort food and pink flamingos still reign. See More
Like Hampden itself, The Food Market is a felicitous mixture of blue-collar comfort and big-city high style. See More
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Gertrude's
Tables overlooking the Baltimore Museum of Art's sculpture garden are prized in winter and summer alike. See More
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Floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking a small garden with a stream stand in for the ubiquitous fish tank at this dependable Chinese restaurant. See More
Parisian bistro classics are served at this restaurant in Baltimore’s quaint Mt. Washington Village. See More
Miss Shirley's blend of down-home soul and uptown savvy makes this charmer of a café a winning choice for breakfast or lunch. See More
This preppy mainstay has a new look and an updated --- but still American and crowd-pleasing --- menu. See More
Gracious touches and Victorian charm typify this historic train station in Sykesville. See More
Urban sleek meets road-trip funk in this agreeable Tex-Mex restaurant, which features down-home Panhandle chow with upscale accents. See More
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The charm of Provence right on your table. Read the article and see photos.