Whether you’re in the mood for a stack of French toast, unlimited dim sum, or a spread straight off the fire, these Brickell restaurants have your weekend covered. We rounded up nine restaurants serving up brunch in Brickell, from familiar favorites to French-Mediterranean and South American options.
Barsecco
Brunch at Barsecco is always popping. With unlimited mimosas served from noon to 4 p.m.—we’re never missing an opportunity to stop by the Brickell oasis. Not to mention, the restaurant’s global menu will surely cater to every palate in your crew. We recommend Barsecco rookies to go straight for the shareable Smoked Salmon Tower, featuring Norwegian salmon, a tall stack of assorted bagels, and the rest of the perfect bagel shmear party. Other brunch specialties include the creamy avocado burrata toast; the flat iron steak and eggs served with red wine demi; and the Buongiorno breakfast, complete with two farm fresh eggs cooked to your liking, Captain Crunch french toast, Nueske’s smoked bacon or whole hog breakfast sausage, Italian toast, and crispy breakfast potatoes.
If you’re not here for the unlimited mimosas, don’t miss out on the brunch signature cocktail menu, which features the restaurant’s iconic My Little Pony cocktail—totally adorable and unexpectedly strong, with tequila by Lobo 1707, guava, Tropical Red Bull, lemon, and Liqueur 43. As you soak in the beats of a live DJ set amidst plush couch seating, bask in the breezy ambiance of the outdoor patio. It’s the perfect backdrop for lazy weekends and catch-up sessions with your ride-or-dies. It does tend to fill up quickly, so come early.
Crazy About You
As if the tranquil view and velvety decor weren’t enough here at Crazy About You, their brunch menu definitely means serious business. Fun fact: they’ve sold over 6 million serrano ham croquettes to date, but that’s neither here, nor there. Classic American fare forged with precision and sometimes slight adaptation is the repertoire here.
Take, for example, the mini burgers, but with Kobe beef. The french toast, but stuffed with Nutella. The straight-up, no-bars-held, fall-off-the-bone baby back ribs. That kind of stuff (yum). Oh, and every brunch comes with a completely free appetizer, which is nothing to shake a stick at. Make it your business to save a brunch day for Crazy About You.
Crazy About You is located at 1155 Brickell Bay Dr #101, Miami, FL 33131. For more information, visit their official website.
Edge Steak and Bar
Edge is a steakhouse and bar that isn’t as rough around the edges as you might expect. In fact, the place is rather like a silky-smooth restaurant carrying only a hint of steakhouse nostalgia behind more polished contemporary elements. Regardless, it’s a great place to grab an indoor or outdoor seat and enjoy a lovely Sunday brunch because it’s an experience like no other. These brunches are a set menu including a raw seafood bar, made-to-order pasta, paella, brunch specialties, and more. The brunch experience will vary in price depending on your drinking preferences but is definitely one-of-a-kind in the city of Miami.
Edge Steak & Bar is located at 1435 Brickell Ave, Miami, FL 33131. For more information, visit their official website.
Felice Brickell
For a brunch that fuses Italian elegance with the laid-back vibrance of Miami, Felice Brickell is a must-visit. Tucked inside the luxurious SLS LUX Brickell, this Tuscan-inspired eatery brings old-world charm and modern sophistication to the heart of the city. The space is warm and inviting—rustic wood tones, vintage wine racks, and olive tree accents transport you straight to the Italian countryside, even as the buzz of Brickell pulses just outside.
Felice’s brunch menu is a masterful blend of classic Italian flavors and brunch-time indulgence. The uova alla Fiorentina—poached eggs over sautéed spinach and toasted ciabatta, topped with truffle hollandaise—is a decadent twist on eggs Florentine. For something heartier, the tagliolini al tartufo brings ribbons of fresh pasta tossed in a creamy truffle sauce that’s rich, fragrant, and downright addictive. You’ll also find brunch staples with an Italian twist, like the prosciutto and burrata toast or the lemon ricotta pancakes drizzled with wildflower honey.
No Italian brunch is complete without wine, and Felice’s impressive selection shines—especially when paired with their house-made focaccia and aperitivo-style cocktails. The negroni sbagliato and Aperol spritz are brunch-perfect, while a glass of prosecco or a bold Tuscan red makes for a more leisurely, luxe experience.
The vibe at Felice is equal parts romantic and convivial. Whether you’re nestled into a booth for a date or gathered with friends for a celebratory meal, the setting invites you to linger and savor every bite and sip. Felice Brickell delivers a brunch experience that’s refined, relaxing, and undeniably delicious.
Felice Brickell is located at 1250 S Miami Ave, Miami, FL 33130. For more information, visit their official website.
The Henry
The Henry in Brickell is redefining the brunch scene with its chic all-day American fare and inviting, modern-brasserie ambiance. Located inside the Shops at Brickell City Centre, The Henry is both a neighborhood go-to and a stylish escape—think white subway tiles, rich leather banquettes, globe pendant lighting, and the warm hum of conversation that makes you want to stay awhile.
Brunch at The Henry is a delicious balancing act between indulgent and wholesome. Craving comfort? Go for the short rib potstickers or the wildly popular croque madame, layered with smoked ham, gruyère, and creamy mornay sauce, then topped with a perfectly runny egg. Looking for something lighter? The avocado toast—served on thick multigrain with pickled Fresno chilies and poached eggs—packs a flavorful punch without the guilt. And if you lean sweet, the cinnamon roll is a must: warm, gooey, and drizzled generously with cream cheese frosting.
Drinks are just as dialed-in as the food. Sip a spicy mango mimosa or opt for their take on the espresso martini, crafted with house cold brew for an extra jolt. Coffee lovers will also appreciate their robust java program, which includes oat milk lattes and seasonal specials that go far beyond the basics.
With its upbeat atmosphere, attentive service, and beautifully plated dishes, The Henry manages to feel polished without being pretentious. Whether you’re stopping in for a quick bite or lingering over a long brunch with friends, this spot hits the sweet spot between casual comfort and elevated dining.
The Henry is located at 701 S Miami Ave, Suite 131-B, Miami, FL 33131. For more information, visit their official website.
Hutong Miami
For something beyond the usual eggs-and-mimosas routine, try trading pancakes and eggs for unlimited dumplings and Peking duck, because that’s exactly what’s on the table at Hutong. The restaurant feels worlds away from your typical daytime brunch spot too, with intricate details that put a contemporary spin on traditional Chinese design.
Their “Bubbles & Bao” signature experience runs Saturdays and Sundays from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., offering a Northern Chinese take on weekend brunch. The $68 food menu starts with unlimited dim sum, followed by your choice of entrée, side, and dessert. For $88 per person, the package includes food plus 90 minutes of bottomless cocktails, prosecco, mimosas, wine, beer, and soft drinks, with options like the Lychee Martini and Spicy Passion Fruit Margarita.
As for the food, there are plenty of options, from an assortment of dumplings and crispy wontons to heartier mains. And, of course, there’s the roasted Peking duck, one of Hutong’s can’t-miss dishes.
Hutong Miami is located at 600 Brickell Ave., Miami, FL 33131. For more information, visit their official website.
LPM Restaurant & Bar
Sundays at LPM are all about La Vie en Rosé, a playful spin on the French expression la vie en rose, with plenty of rosé and a little taste of the French Riviera.
Served Sundays from noon to 2:30 p.m., the $65++ signature brunch starts with a selection of hors d’oeuvres for the table, from a homemade brioche aux herbes d’escargots to yellowtail carpaccio and an avocado toast on focaccia. The menu also has an elevated take on classic brunch favorites like smoked-salmon Eggs Benedict, followed by a Cyrus-style French toast with spiced ice cream for a sweet finish.
And because it wouldn’t be La Vie en Rosé without a drink (or two), you can add two hours of unlimited cocktails and wine for $40, or opt for the Champagne package for $55. The wine has long been a signature part of the LPM experience, chosen by the restaurant’s sommeliers to complement its French-Mediterranean cooking.
Inside, colorful Mediterranean artwork and French-inspired details set the scene, while the breezy terrace comes with sunshine, a drink in hand, and plenty of people-watching. Make sure to bring your friends and an appetite.
LPM Brickell is located at 1300 Brickell Bay Dr., Miami, FL 33131. For more information, visit their official website.
Moxies
In the heart of Brickell, you will find a chic and modish eatery covered in earth tones and warm lights, with diner-style seating and a diverse menu. Of course, we’re talking about Moxies. This spot has a huge brunch menu with enough mains, appetizers, and others to last you a lifetime. Some things you’ll find are brioche french toast bites with caramel dipping sauce, loaded acai bowls, house-made poutine, maple-glazed brussel sprouts, and much much more. Let’s not forget about all the drinks they offer, both virgin and alcoholic, in case you get down like that. It’s a great place to celebrate the weekend with the family!
Moxies is located at 900 S Miami Ave #161, Miami, FL 33130. For more information, visit their official website.
Quinto at EAST Miami
If your ideal Sunday involves tacos, cocktails, and plenty of food straight off the fire, consider Quinto your weekend destination. Set on the fifth floor of EAST Miami, the restaurant’s Brunch de Barrio puts a South American spin on the weekend ritual, with a two-hour, all-you-can-enjoy spread built around street food classics and a live taquería station.
Brunch runs Sundays from noon to 4 p.m. and costs $80+ per person for unlimited food and drinks. The spread includes everything from tuna tostadas and ceviche to queso fundido with chorizo, empanadas, and plenty more to sample along the way. Cocktails, wine, beer and soft drinks are all included, and so are the sweets, with dulce de leche flan and volcán de chocolate on endless repeat.
Consider it brunch with a little more heat and a lot more to share.
Quinto is located inside EAST Miami at 788 Brickell Plaza, Miami, FL 33131. For more information, visit their official website.