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."
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.
