Memphis is constantly changing, and growing, and that means our food scene too. And I’m here for it! We have some amazing dining options in the Memphis area, and one of my favorites is Sunday brunch! If you’re looking for a great brunch spot to visit this weekend, I’ve got you covered. It’s the perfect time to get out and about and get some good eats. And it’s becoming so much easier now with the kids getting older. One of the newest restaurants in Collierville, Tennessee, Maeve’s Tavern, just opened this year. We have made it almost a weekly tradition now after church on Sunday to go eat here. We take the kids, and everyone loves it! Love a good spot with good food that is kid’s friendly too. If you’re looking for a great brunch spot, I’m sharing my top 10 in the Memphis area below. We definitely have such a great food scene in Memphis, and it just keeps getting even better! Check them out below and let me know your favorites!
Beauty Shop – This 1950’s hair salon still has all its charm, but now it serves up eclectic American food. Definitely a must visit in Memphis.
Bog & Barley – This Irish pub serves traditional food with an Irish twist. They have several different seating areas and a great bar area too. Highly recommend for good Irish food with a great vibe.
Capriccio Grill at the Peabody – You can’t go to Memphis without going to the Peabody. Brunch is great, the views are great, and you don’t want to miss the ducks march in the hotel lobby.
Erling Jensen – One of Memphis’ best, you can’t miss brunch at this fine dining spot. It is a Memphis must visit restaurant.
Hog & Hominy – Italian food with Southern roots. It’s the best combo in my opinion. Casual, good brunch menu that will definitely hit the spot.
Maeve’s Tavern – Sister company to Bog & Barley, this Irish pub just opened this year. They have a little smaller menu and a smaller location, but they definitely aren’t lacking on food. We love going every week. They have a great outdoor patio too.
Magnolia & May – International cuisine with a modern twist. This one is on my list to visit this month!
Owen Brennan’s – A Memphis tradition. They service New Orleans style cajun and creole food. We love Owen Brennan’s and will be visiting again this month. Yum!
Paulette’s – Another Memphis tradition located on Mud Island. They serve French food with a Southern twist. Absolutely love Paulette’s!
The Majestic Grille – Another Memphis favorite. This building has been around since 1913 and is now home to yummy American food with a cool atmosphere.
Which brunch spot is your favorite in Memphis?
