Tilikum Place Cafe is where you go for a contemporary Northwest-inspired brunch in a space that once housed a print shop. Dig into a brunch menu full of seasonal dishes in the cozy dining room with lofty ceilings, herringbone hardwood floors, and brick accents. The Dutch babies in an iron skillet are a particular highlight. Choose from the classic lemon or ever-changing sweet and savory versions made with seasonal ingredients. Other standouts include vegetarian quiche and toasted rhubarb bread.

Lola is a top-notch destination for a hearty Mediterranean-inspired brunch. The cozy black booths, terracotta-toned walls, and nods to the founder’s Greek heritage create a warm and inviting atmosphere. Try the crowd-pleasing French toast complete with apple compote, cardamom-spiced walnuts, Greek honey caramel, and vanilla mascarpone. Other noteworthy dishes include lamb kebabs with freshly griddled pita and tzatziki.

Come to The Pink Door to celebrate a special occasion over an elegant brunch of Italian favorites. The sophisticated setting has a rustic-chic vibe, with artistic touches like ornate chandeliers and an eclectic mix of vintage paintings and murals. Try standout dishes like linguine with baby clams and pancetta or lasagna made with fresh spinach pasta. The charming seasonal outdoor patio overlooking Elliott Bay is an added perk.

Escape to Cafe Campagne for the best brunch in Seattle set in a charming French-inspired atmosphere. With design accents like a giant wine barrel and wooden furniture, you’ll feel like you’ve been transported to a local brasserie in Paris. Sit on the sunny patio and watch the action at Pike Place Market as you dig into French bistro classics like quiche Lorraine and poached eggs with red wine and foie gras sauce. Pair your meal with a half bottle of rosé or bubbly.

Toulouse Petit Kitchen & Lounge is a New Orleans-inspired neighborhood destination. Take in the striking wrought-iron accents, mosaic floor, and fire-inspired hanging lanterns as you feast on brunch hits like shrimp Creole and eggs over red mill grits. Don’t miss out on the signature Toulouse beignets. From Creole breakfast favorites to steakhouse classics and seafood, Toulouse Petit Kitchen & Lounge has one of the best brunches in Seattle.

Check out Salty’s on Alki Beach for a knockout all-you-can-eat steak and seafood brunch. The Northwest-influenced menu offers some of the best Sunday brunch in Seattle. Fill your made-to-order omelet with Maine lobster meat or Bay shrimp, and grab some slow-roasted prime rib or mini red velvet cupcakes to dunk into a chocolate waterfall. Enjoy it all in the stylish dining room with its large windows overlooking the water or in the glass-like outdoor tents on the decks.

With its soaring 28-foot ceilings and plush leather couches, Earls Kitchen + Bar is where you go for a show-stopping brunch of American classics. Settle in by a stunning marble and onyx fireplace and order up the house Benedict on sourdough toast or crispy chicken with waffles. The diverse menu, with global-influenced cuisine and seafood options, makes Earls Kitchen + Bar the best Sunday brunch in Seattle on weekends. Pair your meal with a cocktail like a Sunset spritz.

Go to Piatti when you want an Italian brunch in a warm and inviting atmosphere nestled in the heart of University Village. Floor-to-ceiling windows, plush green banquettes, and a roaring hearth set the scene for a memorable Italian-forward brunch. Try the spicy Sicilian hash with braised short ribs or lemon ricotta pancakes. Pizza and homemade pasta round out the menu. Consider this cozy spot for celebrating a special occasion.