Huntsville’s brunch scene is as diverse as it is delicious, from gravy biscuits to breakfast burritos to eggs benedict. We’ve got everything from Southern classics in cozy cafes to elevated and innovative takes on morning favorites.  

Whether you’re on the hunt for the best shrimp and grits in town or looking for a new chic spot to grab mimosas with the gals, these are some of the best brunch restaurants in Huntsville.

Weekday Brunch Spots

Another Broken Egg

  • Daily, 7 am-2 pm

With three locations in Huntsville and Madison, Another Broken Egg Cafe is a popular spot for brunch and bubbles. Known for its Southern-inspired menu, this eatery offers a variety of mouthwatering dishes, from the Lobster & Brie Omelette to the classic Shrimp 'n Grits to indulgent Lemon Blueberry Goat Cheese Pancakes. With a full bar on-site, the hand-crafted cocktails and spiked coffees are a can’t-miss.

Good Company Cafe

  • Tuesday to Sunday, 9 am-3 pm

For a modern brunch experience with a touch of Southern hospitality, head to Good Company Cafe. This chic spot in South Huntsville offers an all-day brunch with signature dishes like the Frittito Burrito served with a house hot sauce and a Cranberry Orange Chicken Salad sandwich with garlic aioli. You can also build your own grits bowl with toppings ranging from roasted tomatoes and cheddar to pulled pork and fried eggs.

Superhero Chefs

  • Tuesday to Sunday, 8 am-3 pm

If you're looking for a brunch that’s as fun as it is flavorful, Superhero Chefs is the place to be. This unique spot next door to MidCity combines a comic book-themed atmosphere with a menu full of bold and imaginative dishes. Pancake lovers should try the thick stacked supercakes with options like Red Velvet and Reese’s Cup. Or, opt for a hero’s breakfast like The Hulk, a green waffle sandwich stuffed with sausage, bacon, egg, and cheese. The restaurant’s playful vibe and inventive menu make it a hit with families.

The Standard Social Market

  • Monday to Friday, 7 am-3 pm, Saturday & Sunday 9 am-2 pm

The Standard Social Market is a modern downtown brunch destination and gourmet market open daily. The menu features a range of dishes, from a classic Steak and Eggs or Brioche French Toast breakfast to more mid-day meal options like a Southwest Salmon Bowl with poblano dressing and The Standard Cheeseburger on a toasted roll. Pair your meal with one of their specialty cocktails (peach and mango bellini, anyone?) for a boozy weekend brunch.

Biscuit Belly

  • Monday to Friday, 7 am-2 pm, Saturday & Sunday 7 am-3 pm

For anyone who can’t resist a good biscuit, Biscuit Belly in Jones Valley should be at the top of your brunch list. Specializing in biscuit-based dishes, this Southern chain offers a menu full of hearty meals like the G.O.A.T. stuffed with fried chicken and goat cheese and the Biscuit Bennie with poached eggs, smoked brisket, gouda, and poblano-tomato sauce.

Huntsville Weekend Brunches

Commerce Kitchen

  • Saturday & Sunday, 10:30am-3pm

Nestled in the historic heart of downtown Huntsville, Commerce Kitchen offers a brunch experience that combines Southern charm with sophisticated flair. The restaurant’s menu features classic brunch dishes with a twist, like the Granola-Crusted French Toast with bacon and whipped cream and the Braised Short Rib Hash with potatoes and peppers. Don’t forget to try their signature cocktails to complement your meal.

Char

  • Saturday, 11am-2pm, Sunday 10am-2pm

For a sophisticated weekend brunch, Char offers an upscale menu featuring dishes like the Crab Benedict with hollandaise and the Croque Madame with gruyere and a fried egg. To elevate your plate, try one of the special brunch mimosas or a bloody mary.

The Poppy and Parliament

  • Sunday, 11 am-2:30 pm

The Poppy and Parliament offers a unique brunch experience with a British twist. This gastropub in downtown Huntsville serves up a menu that blends traditional British and European fare with a touch of Southern influence. Try the Full English Breakfast, featuring fried eggs, Cumberland sausage, grilled bacon, black pudding, and baked beans, or the classic Fish and Chips with mushy peas for a hearty Sunday brunch. 

1892 East Restaurant and Tavern

  • Sunday, 10 am-2 pm

For a farm-to-table brunch experience, 1892 East Restaurant & Tavern is a top choice. The restaurant is located in the Five Points historic district and emphasizes fresh, local ingredients and vegetarian dishes. The Sunday brunch menu includes options like a Bacon or Tomato Frittata garnished with mixed greens and a Scrambled Tofu Plate with vegetarian sausage and fried potatoes.

Old Black Bear

  • Sunday, 10 am-4 pm

If you’re in the mood for brunch with a side of craft beer, Old Black Bear Brewing Company in Madison is the place to go. This brewery and restaurant offers a brunch menu that pairs perfectly with their house-made brews. Try the Pimpin’ Pimento Grits with pico de gallo and pork rinds, or the Dulce De Leche Bear Toast, topped with crumbled gourmet cheesecake and whipped cream.

Co/Op Community Table + Bar

  • Saturday & Sunday, 10 am-3 pm

Co/Op Community Table + Bar is a standout brunch spot with a focus on sustainability and locally sourced ingredients. Located downtown, the restaurant is all about community and Southern hospitality, featuring long tables that encourage guests to connect while dining. Menus change based on seasonal availability, but you can count on brunch favorites like omelets, skillets, and French toast with small variations.

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