2021 Best Easter Brunch Restaurants in San Francisco/Bay Area
Easter Sunday Restaurants in San Francisco
Celebrate Easter Sunday on April 4, 2021, by enjoying a special brunch. (Please note that these offerings may be for outdoor dining, takeout or delivery only depending on the restrictions in the area.)If you're looking to soak in the springtime with mimosas and eggs Benedict, check out GAYOT's picks for the Best Easter Brunch Restaurants in San Francisco, presented in alphabetical order.
> Browse the Best Easter Brunch Restaurants in other Bay Area neighborhoods:
- Marin County
- Oakland & Berkeley
- SF Peninsula.
> Also, check GAYOT's:
- Easter Brunch Restaurants in other cities
- Easter Brunch Champagne Cocktails
- Cooking Ideas for Easter Brunch at home.
This fashionable Belle Époque-inspired neighborhood brasserie is a favorite for dinners or after-work snacks and sips. See More
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Steak is just the start of this adventurous dining experience. See More
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The Brixton
Lively, upscale neighborhood spot offering a good happy hour, late-night menus and creative cocktails. See More
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EPIC Steak
Big views, charm and steakhouse fare at this showstopper on the Embarcadero. See More
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Le Colonial
Décor evokes the exotic civility of French colonial Southeast Asia; entrées are a celebration of interesting flavors. See More
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Magic Flute
A restaurant in Ghirardelli Square with an encyclopedic seafood menu and panoramic views of the waterfront and San Francisco Bay. See More
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Palm House
This buzzing locals’ watering hole doubles down on a Cal-Tropic lineup of spice-forward dishes and craft cocktails. See More
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Park Chalet
Locals sip house-brewed beers to live music on the wind-sheltered lawn of this coastal beer garden and restaurant on the outskirts of Golden Gate Park. See More
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Plow
Lovely neighborhood spot with soaring ceilings and striking views of the city serves up breakfast, lunch and brunch. See More
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