Philadelphia, PA - In Philly, having a cocktail at brunch is okay, Right? What do you mean? I can drink a Bloody Mary or a Mimosa at brunch; yeah, sure. They are classics for a reason, but maybe we're adults, and we can drink whatever booze we please at breakfast, like a beer or wine. Whatever your reason for drinking early, below is a list of the Best Philly Boozy Brunches.
Brunch with a Buzz: Philly's Top Spots for Boozy Brunch Delights
Philadelphia's brunch scene is more than just avocado toast and mimosas; it's a playground for those seeking delicious morning eats paired with creative cocktails. Here are the best spots to indulge in a boozy brunch that will leave you feeling both satisfied and slightly tipsy:
Bourbon & Branch (Northern Liberties)
This speakeasy-style bar offers a unique brunch experience with historic charm and creative cocktails. Their extensive whiskey list provides ample options for a spirited brunch, while their menu features delicious dishes like the "Bourbon Benedict" and "Chicken and Waffles."
Red Owl Tavern (Old City)
Located in the heart of Old City, this rustic chic tavern offers upscale American comfort food with a twist. Their brunch menu features classic dishes like Eggs Benedict and French Toast, but their cocktails are the real showstoppers. Try their "Red Owl Bloody Mary" or "Sparkling Rosé Sangria" for a refreshing start to your day.
Fabrika (Fishtown)
This trendy spot in Fishtown is a feast for the senses with its stylish décor and innovative brunch dishes. Their menu features sweet and savory options, like the "Shrimp & Grits" and "Shakshuka." Don't miss their bottomless mimosa option for an extra festive brunch experience.
The Dutch (East Passyunk)
This Pennsylvania Dutch-inspired eatery offers a unique brunch experience with hearty dishes and a cozy atmosphere. Their menu features classics like scrapple, sausage gravy, and innovative creations like the Ring Bologna Eggs Benedict, two dippy eggs, and creamed chipped beef. Pair your meal with a Bloody Mary or a refreshing mimosa.
Winkel (Midtown Village)
This charming Belgian cafe is known for its sweet and savory waffles. Its brunch menu features a variety of waffle creations, from classic Liège waffles to savory waffles topped with smoked salmon and cream cheese. BYOB provides ample options for a boozy brunch, and its cozy atmosphere makes it a perfect spot for a leisurely meal with friends.
Rec & Royal (Rittenhouse Square)
This chic rooftop bar offers stunning city skyline views, making it a perfect spot for a celebratory brunch. The menu combines classic and contemporary dishes, and" their creative cocktails" perfectly complement the delicious food.
Whether you're a local or a visitor, Philadelphia's boozy brunch scene has something for everyone. So gather your friends, raise a glass, and indulge in a morning feast that will leave you satisfied and ready to take on the day.
