Top Brunch Restaurants in Tulsa

Funky and fresh is a great way to describe Blue Moon Cafe on Brookside. You’ll get to hear cool music, enjoy delicious food and a patio equipped with heaters for year-round al fresco dining. Try some of the fresh baked goods or some of the fantastic breakfast specials. You especially won’t want to miss the chilaquiles… just saying.

Brunch, lunch and more can be found at Brookside By Day (BBD). Serving the Tulsa community for over 20 years, they’ve been whipping up delicious food for more years than some people have been alive. Eggs Florentine? Check. Pancakes? Check. Amazing brunch? Check.

Perfect for a hearty breakfast before a day at the Gathering Place or Tulsa Historical Society & Museum, BBD is a Tulsa classic. 

With multiple locations throughout Tulsa, Bramble Breakfast & Bar is a brunch favorite for many. You can try anything from cinnamon rolls to eggs benedicts to boozy coffees. At the Pearl District location, you will also have a special brunch menu from Holé Molé so you can get your fix of huevos rancheros, chilaquiles and more.

Cherry Street Kitchen is known for more than just its delicious chicken pot pie. Brunch is a must-do here on the weekends. Enjoy a fresh take on avocado toast or a “50 Shades of Gravy” for all the gravy you can eat. You can also grab a fresh baked dessert to top off your meal. The best part? Contrary to its name–Cherry Street Kitchen sits in the heart of Tulsa's Deco District, which gives you pristine views of some of T-Town's famous Art Deco architecture.

In the heart of the Blue Dome District, Dilly Diner serves breakfast all day. Yes, all day. That means you can get your fix of chicken fried steak and eggs or brioche French toast any time you want. Even if you want breakfast for dinner.

You can’t miss the best German vibes in the heart of downtown Tulsa at Fassler Hall. You might  already know beer, sausage and music is their thing. But did you know they also have fabulous brunch? You can get everything from breakfast tacos, chicken schnitzel and waffles and even just bacon and eggs. Vegetarian and vegan options are also available.

Specializing in all things breakfast, Hatch Early Mood Food is a go-to in Jenks. Fill your belly with all the pancakes, eggs benedicts or beignets that your heart desires. Make sure to try the coffee cocktails along with your meal.

For a traditional Irish breakfast, look no further than Kilkenny’s Irish Pub. Not only is it a warm and cozy place to gather with friends or family, it’s also an ideal brunch destination. You can try anything from an omelet to a corned beef hash. And what would that all be without an Irish coffee or a Guinness Bloody Mary?

An elevated Mexican brunch experience is exactly what you can expect at Madre’s Mexican Kitchen. For a sweet treat, try the tres leches French toast. Or if you’re in the mood for something savory, try the Migas. Whatever you’re in the mood for, you’ll find it and more at Madre’s.

At Neighborhood Jam, you have an endless amount of brunch options to choose from – and frequent weekly specials like peanut butter chocolate pancakes. Whether you’re craving a light and fresh açaí bowl or a hearty breakfast burrito, you won’t be disappointed. You can also try a variety of interesting drinks, alcoholic or non-alcoholic, if you please.

If you’ve ever been craving Cajun food for breakfast, you won’t be disappointed at Nola’s Creole & Cocktails. The Voodoo Chicken and Waffles will bring the perfect amount of spice and sugar that you’re looking for. For a classic, try the Shrimp and Grits.

Weekend brunch is taken to the next level at Oren with French technique. At this James Beard Foundation Award nominee, fresh, local ingredients are at the forefront of every meal, so you won’t have to feel guilty stuffing your face with biscuits and gravy or an eggs benedict. Don’t forget a mimosa or a spiked Cirque coffee.

Prospect Local Bar & Kitchen has the freshest ingredients and some great views. Located in the heart of the Blue Dome District and Hotel Indigo, you can grab some classic flapjacks, a veggie hash, an acai bowl and more. You definitely won’t want to miss this delicious spot! 

Scratch-made is the name of the game at Savoy. Hotcakes, cinnamon rolls and waffles are just some of the favorites. But you can also get all the savory dishes you crave for brunch. Consistently named as the home to Tulsa's best cinnamon roll, Savoy has been serving Tulsa since 1918.

According to Tacos x Mezcal (TXMZ), “brunch without Michelada is just a sad breakfast.” If that speaks to you, then head to this upscale Mexican spot at 18th and Boston for a Michelada or a Carajillo paired with their delicious brunch options. Tulsa Tip: Try the Chilaquiles Verdes or the Cinnamon Churro Hotcakes.

While you're in Tulsa, don't miss your opportunity for a classic Route 66 retro dining experience. Get your kicks at Tally’s Good Food Cafe, offering breakfast all day long. With over 100 menu options to choose from, brunch will be a breeze. Find a cinnamon roll larger than your face and friendly service at both their Route 66 location and south Tulsa spot.

For a Mediterranean vibe with hints of French cuisine, check out The GOAT Bar & Kitchen. The brunch menu consists of favorites like Nutella crepes, breakfast burritos and bacon and eggs. There’s also a delicious Mediterranean omelet and a hummus wrap for those seeking a unique brunch twist.

If you’re looking for a quirky vibe with delectable brunch items, The Vault is your place. Once a bustling downtown bank, the Vault has become a top date destination restaurant with their unique vintage digs.

With a large menu full of savory, sweet, vegan and vegetarian options, everyone will be able to find something they enjoy – including french toast AND avocado toast flights. Plus, you can also get some pretty great brunch cocktails like “The Dudette.”

Waffle That! has two locations in Tulsa and is a local classic for brunch from their roots as a food truck. With interesting combinations of chicken, waffles, gravy or loaded waffle cones, you’ll definitely leave with a full belly and a deeper love of waffles.

Boasting some of the best avocado toast in town, as well as mimosas with all kinds of juices, Wild Fork is the perfect brunch spot located in the heart of Utica Square. You can have a bite in the opulent dining room or the gorgeous outdoor patio if the weather is nice.