Restaurants & Bars
The Best Easter Brunch Specials In San Francisco
If you haven't booked a table for Easter brunch yet, make like a bunny and hop to it!
Easter is right around the corner, and whether you plan to spend the day hunting for candy-filled eggs or celebrating with loved ones, you'll want to fuel up with some delicious food before the festivities begin. You could whip something up in your own kitchen, but if you ask us, Easter brunch just tastes better when you don't have to cook it yourself.
That's where these San Francisco restaurants come in: They've pulled out all the stops on their special Easter menus, from Dungeness crab salad and slow-roasted ham to signature cocktails and decadent desserts.
Even better, most of them have tempting prix fixe options that are available only on April 1. So hop to it and book your table before reservations filled up. Happy Easter!
The Commissary
101 Montgomery Street
Easter brunch special: exclusive holiday menu, priced a la carte
On the menu: At this Spanish-Californian restaurant, you can dig into Easter specials like asparagus and truffle burrata salad and short ribs a la brasa. For dessert, indulge in apple and ginger beignets or the chocolate souffle.
See The Commissary's full Easter menu here.
LUCE At InterContinental San Francisco
888 Howard Street
Easter brunch special: $85 per person, including unlimited bubbly and mimosas
On the menu: Head to Chef Daniel Corey's Michelin-rated restaurant for an Easter feast of smoked salmon, dim sum, beef tenderloin, seasonal salads, cheese and charcuterie, omelets, assorted cakes, fresh fruits and more, paired with bottomless bubbly. You'll even have the chance to win brunch for two -- if you guess the correct weight of a giant chocolate bunny on display, that is.
See Luce's full Easter menu here.
Waterbar
399 The Embarcadero
Easter brunch special: $55 per person for a three-course brunch
On the menu: The only thing better than a killer waterfront view is a killer waterfront view with a mouthwatering meal to go with it. That's exactly what you'll get at Waterbar, which will be serving everything from Dungeness crab eggs Florentine and blackened tri-tip steak to toffee pudding and macarons.
See Waterbar's full Easter menu here.
Barcino
399 Grove Street
On the menu: In addition to the tapas hotspot's usual brunch favorites, you can also order Barcino's special Easter brunch dish: a lamb merguez shakshuka with eggs, roasted peppers, mint salsa verde and tosta.
Barcino's Hayes Valley sister restaurant, Absinthe Brasserie & Bar, has a delicious Easter special on the menu as well, a stuffed beef roast with field mushrooms, spinach and blue cheese, and garlic mashed potatoes on the side.
See Barcino's full brunch menu here.
The Palace Hotel Garden Court
2 New Montgomery Street
Easter brunch special: $150 per person for a buffet-style brunch
On the menu: Celebrate Easter against one of San Fran's most glamorous backdrops in the Garden Court of the Palace Hotel. Buffet items include a raw bar, an omelette station, cheese flights, a selection of pates, dim sum and fresh ravioli.
See the Garden Court's full Easter menu here.
Presidio Social Club
563 Ruger Street
Easter brunch special: additional menu items, priced a la carte
On the menu: PSC's delectable Easter specialties include eggs Benedict, the signature club sandwich (with smoked turkey, pork belly, cheddar, avocado and spiced mayo), Dungeness crab salad and a platter of slow-roasted ham and carved pork leg with polenta, fried eggs and salsa verde.
See Presidio Social Club's full Easter menu here.
First photo: Rien van Rijthoven, courtesy of LUCE
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