How about brunch with a side of history? The Hotel Del Coronado was built in 1888 and was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1977. It's also where Marilyn Monroe filmed "Some Like It Hot." Add to that the stunning ballroom where brunch is served and the ocean views and you've got a pretty ideal spot.
Vegas is known for over-the-top experiences and amazing buffets, and the Wynn combines the two perfectly. The dining rooms feels straight out of "Alice in Wonderland," so don't forget to bring your camera for snapshots between bites of exquisite pastry.
There's no shortage of trees in Colorado, but you don't really expect to find them inside a restaurant in the heart of Denver. But that's what you get at Beatrice & Woodsley, plus plenty of other whimsical touches that make dining here a fun experience.
Just outside Indianapolis is quite possibly the cutest little restaurant ever. It's situated in the middle of a working farm, so there's plenty of greenery to gaze at, and the restaurant itself is a charming mix of rustic details and chic cuisine.
This restaurant looks like it came straight off one of your Pinterest boards. Think colorful mason jars, streamers, and more quirky touches. They've even got a ceiling full of balloons -- how fun is that?
Ah, brunch. Does it get better than bottomless mimosas and bigger-than-your-head pancakes on a lazy weekend morning?
While it's understandable that some weekends, you're far too tired (or hungover) to even notice your surroundings at brunch, there are times when a good view and awesome ambiance will make those heaping piles of bacon so much better.
That's why we searched for restaurants across the country that not only have seriously delicious food, but also serve that food in a setting that's worth the trip alone. We found beachfront spots, outdoor patios with views of city skylines, and cozy little kitchens with fun and quirky details.
Ready to find the cutest brunch spot closest to you? Keep reading.
