2025 Best Mother's Day Brunch Restaurants in Baltimore Area
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When making your Mother's Day plans to treat to her to a special brunch on Sunday, May 11, 2025, be sure to contact the restaurant to find out its operational status. Some restaurants may have takeout or delivery for Mother's Day.
Browse our list of the Top Mother's Day Brunch Restaurants in Baltimore, presented in alphabetical order.
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Multi-course meals are served in an elegant country manor setting. See More
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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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The Inner Harbor outpost of the deluxe steakhouse chain also offers seafood and 400 wines. See More
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Like Hampden itself, The Food Market is a felicitous mixture of blue-collar comfort and big-city high style. See More
Parisian bistro classics are served at this restaurant in Baltimore’s quaint Mt. Washington Village. See More
Farm-to-table cuisine with country roots and urban flair. See More
A selection of fresh seafood that changes daily is the stock-in-trade of this waterfront restaurant, one of a nationwide chain. See More
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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
A platter of Midwestern corn-fed beef, a parcel of crisp-tender asparagus, a dessert soufflé for two, a notable wine list --- what more could a body want? See More
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Enjoy cocktails in the lounge, oysters at the raw bar, and ultra-fresh fish at this restaurant designed to recall a classic 1930s ocean liner. See More
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