Nothing is better on vacation than sleeping in before heading out to find a leisurely meal, especially if it’s brunch! There’s a lot to do in Fayetteville, so you’ll want to be sure you’re charged up before you explore beyond the food scene.
From greasy dives to white-linen tablecloths, brunch locations in Fayetteville are as varied as the delicious dishes they serve. Whether it’s Eggs Benedict, breakfast tacos, fresh fruit, pancakes, quiche, muffins, omelets or beyond, we all have a preference when it comes to brunch — and everyone is right! Luckily for you, there’s a restaurant in Fayetteville just waiting to serve you an amazing version of your favorite dish.
There are a lot of options for a great brunch here, but below are a few suggestions for some local flavor when the mood strikes:
Nomads Trailside - 1863 N. Pluto
As the name suggests, you can enjoy Nomads eclectic brunch menu right off of the Razorback Greenway. Brunch is available 7 days per week. Expect to order at the bar and serve yourself water, but for an all-day brunch menu at great prices, we think it’s worth it.
Prelude Breakfast Bar - 509 W. Spring
"Brunch without booze is just a lonely breakfast", says one version of the menu, which includes fresh ingredients from the family farm and refreshing drinks. Start your day off right with a flight of pancakes and a hawgs breath bloody!
Stone Mill Bread Co. - 2600 N. Gregg
Specialty breads made in-house are the base for almost everything on the menu, which includes breakfast sandwiches, french toast, kolaches, biscuits, scones, and more.
Café Rue Orleans - 1150 N. College
Award-winning Sunday brunch with a Cajun flavor. Creole shrimp and grits is a great place to start, and beignets are a great place to end.
Southern Food Company - 3575 W. Wedington
You’ve gotta try the Pork Huevos Rancheros at Southern Food Company, but you can’t go wrong with any of the home-style comfort foods on the menu. Brunch is served Saturday and Sunday, with a full breakfast menu served Tuesday-Sunday.
Emelia’s Kitchen - 309 W. Dickson
You’ll want to try the gourmet omelets, but it’s hard to resist the eggs Benedict! For those with a sweet tooth, they also offer stuffed french toast and chocolate chip pancakes. Brunch is served Saturday and Sunday.
Doomsday Coffee & Roasterie - 436 W. Watson
Breakfast quesadillas, tacos, and sandwiches are available all day long, along with a lunch menu (after 11am) in case you’d like more options - or just feel like sleeping in! Most any menu item has a vegan protein option, and there are also plenty of coffee options to enjoy alongside your brunch.
Little Bread Company - 116 N. Block
Breakfast sandwiches come on croissants, focaccia or bagels, so everybody’s happy. A rotating selection of pastries line the cabinets for those in search of a sweet treat. Located between Dickson Street and the Historic Downtown Square, it's the perfect place to grab a bite before heading to the Farmer's Market.
Rolling Pin Cafe - 2565 E. Huntsville
Open from 6am to 2pm, Rolling Pin Cafe manages to make the perfect homey brunch spot for both early birds and late risers! If you’re feeling indecisive, try the John Wayne Rolling Pin to get a little bit of all those savory breakfast tastes at once.
The Feral Pig - 1104 N. College
Old school Fayetteville lovers will recognize popular items off the menu here, as the owner once owned two long gone Fayetteville favorites, Common Grounds and Hog Haus. This new restaurant focuses on breakfast, lunch, and brunch and is open daily.
Mockingbird Kitchen - 1466 N. College
If you’re looking to try local flavors with freshly-sourced ingredients, add Mockingbird to your list. Plenty of vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options are available and the menu runs the gambit from sweet to savory. Brunch is available on Saturdays and Sundays.
The Stonebreaker - 2231 W. Markham Road
Serving brunch seven days a week for both hotel guests and the public, you will find beautiful, seasonal dishes prepared with the region's ingredients. Nestled in the woods on top of Markham Hill, near the U of A campus, this is a delightful way to start your day.
East Side Grill - 1838 N Crossover Rd
There's good news and bad news. The bad news is East Side Grill only serves brunch on Sundays...but, the good news is their brunch is really, really good! So if you are looking for some classics like a Monte Cristo or Chicken & Waffles or maybe a twist on an old classic like the Country Benedict, and it's a Sunday in Fayetteville, you have found the right spot!
