There’s nothing like a great brunch with good friends or family to kick off the day. And with a host of a.m. dining options around the Main Line and western suburbs, it’s easy to find your new favorite haunt. From classic breakfast combos to stuffed French toast and crispy bacon, there’s food to savor and delightful photos to share at these local brunch destinations.
Autograph Brasserie
503 W. Lancaster Ave., Wayne; (610) 964-2588
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With signed celebrity portraits covering the walls, brass instruments suspended from the ceiling and a sycamore tree growing in the middle of the dining room, Wayne’s Autograph Brasserie oozes charm. Is there anything more Instagram-worthy than the décor? Check out the Bellini Bouquet, a cocktail flight perfect for sharing with friends. Open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on weekends, the traditional shakshuka and Belgian waffles are just as delicious as they look.
Bittersweet Kitchen
18 S. Orange St., Media; (610) 566-1660
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Along with a rotating cast of mouthwatering daily specials, Bittersweet Kitchen offers decadent options like crème brûlée pancakes with vanilla pastry cream, huevos rancheros and a French toast BLT with brown sugar bacon.
Blondie Manayunk
4417 Main St., Philadelphia; (215) 253-3833
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Talk about an Instagram-worthy hotspot! This Manayunk eatery has some of the flashiest vibes anywhere in the Philadelphia suburbs and serves brunch from Thursday to Sunday. The cocktails are especially chic, but favorites like the apple pie French toast and lobster benedict will keep you coming back.
The Classic Diner
352 Lancaster Ave., Malvern; (610) 725-0515
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With quick service, big portions and a spacious atmosphere, this charming neighborhood spot offers creative spins on traditional diner fare. The salmon benedict and strawberry and Nutella stuffed French toast are must-tries. If you’re a fan of bacon, the thick-cut slices are an essential order for the table.
Founding Farmers
255 Main St., King of Prussia; (484) 808-4008
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Founding Farmers has everything you need in a brunch spot. In the mood for variety? The King of Prussia eatery offers a breakfast buffet for $34.99 per person. It also has a la carte meals, including farmhouse waffles, scintillating poached egg hash with pastrami and delectable Uncle Buck’s beignets that are perfect for sharing (or not). Don’t forget the breakfast cocktails featuring the G&T Fizz or what the eatery calls “the perfect vodka soda.”
Nudy’s Café
Multiple locations around the Main Line
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With over a dozen locations throughout the region, it’s not hard to find a Nudy’s just a few minutes from your door. Whether you’re in the mood for breakfast or lunch, they’re both served all day. Try the “best ever” carrot cake French toast; the name says it all.
Rosalie
139 E Lancaster Ave., Wayne; (610) 977-0600
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Another Fearless Restaurants favorite, Rosalie’s authentic Italian rustic charm trickles down from the service to the menu design and into the food. Weekend brunch from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. features favorites like the crispy pork shank and egg and fontina breakfast sandwich as well as the mouthwatering Sunday gravy shakshuka.
Sabrina’s Café
50 E. Wynnewood Rd., Wynnewood; (484) 412-8790
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Brunch is served daily at this Wynnewood BYOB. With a menu that features stuffed brioche French toast, shrimp and grits and chicken and waffles, this eatery has enough options to ensure you can’t go wrong with whatever you order. With funky décor and beautifully plated breakfast items, Sabrina’s Café was practically made for the ‘gram.
Terrain Café
138 Lancaster Ave., Devon; (610) 590-4675
914 Baltimore Pke., Glen Mills; (610) 459-2400
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With its gorgeous greenhouse-inspired atmosphere, seasonal menu and locally sourced ingredients, this spot is perfect for Sunday brunch. The short rib and egg with potato hash looks simply stunning on the plate.
White Dog Cafe
Chester Springs, Glen Mills, Haverford, Wayne
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Known for its canine-themed décor, White Dog Cafe offers much more than impeccable interior design. The Kennett Square omelet, avocado BLT and selection of brunch cocktails are all impressive. Plus, with different menus at each location, you won’t know what’s best until you try each one.
Winnie’s Manayunk
4266 Main St., Philadelphia; (215) 487-2663
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Recently renovated, this popular Manayunk eatery is all about indulgence. With seasonal cocktails, a signature breakfast sandwich and fluffy buttermilk pancakes, the brunch menu at Winnie’s is a dream for that a.m. Instagram.
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