Best Brunches San Diego

If you are looking for a mini Mexican Sunday siesta then head to Super El Camino in Little Italy (the old "Airport Lounge"). This restaurant is visual art with modern Mexican murals and whimsical decor- much like the distinct design of a custom El Camino ... spinning rims and all! Their Sunday brunch starts at 10am and ends at 3pm. Party all morning on their patio with $1 mimosas and a live DJ all day long!

The Red Door is a very romantic restaurant tucked away in Mission Hills... which happens to be the perfect location. It has the urban edge of its South Mission Hills' neighbors with all of the class and sophistication of those North Mission Hills' Mansions. Their food is described as "American Comfort Classics." This is a great place for making a good first impression- and Sunday Funday provides the perfect platform!

The romantic ambiance of the pretty parisian bistro, Café Chloe, provides a charming backdrop for your weekend brunch! Expect to see East Village neighbors sipping Mimosas while reading the newspaper- highly refined... just like this boutique restaurant! Bruch is 8:30am - 3:30pm Saturday and Sunday.

Wake up, laso your lover, and head to The Tractor Room... think "Hunting Lodge" in Hillcrest. If you are feeling like you want to keep your shades on all day- their dark ambiance will match your mood. The hearty food is good fuel for a tractor pull later in the afternoon. Brunch is from 9am - 2pm all weekend with a Happy Hour from 9am - 10am on Saturday. 

Farm House Cafe is an adorable restaurant with "rustic country French cuisine." The atmosphers is cozy and the food is comfy... perfect for a Sunday Brunch. From 9am - 2pm enjoy your morning at this provincial University Heights pearl. 

If you like to multi-task... try a brunch that doubles as a staycation! From 11am - 4pm at Lei Lounge in University Heights you can enjoy an eclectic list of eats while sipping cocktails in a cabana. This brunch is all about the outdoor ambiance. Aloha!

Where can you find the heartiest helpings in all of San Diego County? The Hash House a Go Go in Hillcrest. If you head to the Hash House on any given Saturday or Sunday you will work up an appetite waiting for your table (the waits are usually no less than 45 minutes)... but it is the most social pause you'll make all day (complete with a hot coffee and a cool crowd)- and the experience is worth the suspense! Sometimes they even have a DJ. (Run over to Pappalecco a couple doors down for a quick snack if your tummy starts talking.)

If you are looking for a toe-tapping, Bloody Mary-drinking, comfort food-eating, patio-sitting, conversation-flowing brunch... then head over to Urban Solace in North Park from 10am - 3pm! Their Sunday brunch menu is just as entertaining as their live bluegrass band.

In need of inspiration? Then grab a mimosa and open your heart to the glorious melodies of the HOB Gospel Choir!  On Sundays the House of Blues transforms into a southern sanctuary... complete with an impressive buffet of down home cookin'. This brunch will have your friends singing your praises! Purchase tickets for the Gospel Brunch at the House of Blues through the HOB box office. It's $40 per person and seating is at 11am.