Best Brunch Spots in Milwaukee (2025)

A West Side staple since 2010, Blue’s Egg is where stuffed browns, Benedicts, and that famous monkey bread meet polished service. Consistently praised by Milwaukee Magazine and OnMilwaukee readers, it remains a local benchmark for brunch done right.

From the Black Shoe team, this neighborhood favorite turns Upper Midwest flavors into standout plates—think shakshouka, crepe monsieur, and a brunch burger. Recognized by Eater’s 2025 Milwaukee list and lauded by local critics for its weekend brunch menu.

A family‑run Brewers Hill daytime tavern with personality to spare—BELTCH sandwiches, tavern potatoes, and great coffee cocktails. Highlighted by Food & Wine and applauded by local media; its downtown sibling expands the brand’s brunch reach.

Bay View’s “finer diner” serves brunch on weekends with Midwestern comfort—house biscuits, pot roast hash, and pies worth a detour. Endorsed by Forbes and repeatedly spotlighted by OnMilwaukee for its scratch cooking and community roots.

Order a Plaza Benedict at the U‑shaped counter or in the ivy‑draped courtyard of this 1920s landmark café. Recommended by The Infatuation and Milwaukee Magazine, it’s a quintessential downtown brunch with timeless charm.

Hand‑rolled New York‑style bagels meet Milwaukee sensibilities: lox platters, latkes, and clever sandwiches. Celebrated on Eater’s 2025 city guide and embraced by locals for bagel‑centric brunches with deli soul.

Spanish‑leaning weekend brunch—churros, paella, a value‑packed prix fixe—served in a lively, multi‑level space with a rooftop. Urban Milwaukee covered its $25 brunch deal and OnMilwaukee chronicled the return of its brunch service.

Plant‑based crepes, a vegan hash brown Benedict, and juices power this Green Restaurant‑certified cafe. Praised by Milwaukee Magazine staff and trusted by locals for flavorful vegetarian and vegan‑friendly brunches.

Women‑ and Latina‑owned Silver City cafe blending American brunch staples with Mexican‑inspired plates—chilaquiles, pork belly Benedict, and standout Bloody Marys. Recommended in Milwaukee Magazine’s breakfast guide and praised by Milwaukee Record.

Third Ward darling for photogenic pancakes, Benedicts, and daytime cocktails in a bright, modern space. Recognized by Visit Milwaukee and included on local roundups after landing on Yelp’s national Top 100 Brunch list.

A Sunday tradition: leisurely, French‑style brunch with lake views in a historic pavilion. Featured on Eater’s 2025 Milwaukee list and covered locally for the return of its refined three‑course brunch.

A bustling, independently owned daytime spot known for big portions, crepes, chicken and waffles, and strong coffee. Frequently cited by local media and noted by TMJ4 when it made Yelp’s Top 100 Brunch Spots list.