In recent years in France, brunch has become a popular weekend tradition, blending the best of breakfast and lunch. You can expect a relaxed meal that typically lasts a few hours and includes pastries, fresh bread, eggs, salads, and local specialties like charcuterie and cheeses.
In Bordeaux, you have no shortage of brunch offerings, emphasizing fresh, local ingredients with a focus on seasonal produce. Prices for brunch range from about €20 to €50 per person, depending on the venue, with options for both casual and more luxurious settings. For families, many spots offer child-friendly menus or activities, making brunch a great option for all ages. If you’re wondering where to eat brunch in Bordeaux, you’ve come to the right place.
Note: if you’re looking for lunch or dinner options you should check my articles about the best transitional restaurants and the best gastronomic restaurants in Bordeaux.
Here’s my list of personalized recommendations for the best brunch in Bordeaux.
Where to eat the best Brunch in Bordeaux
Café Eriu
Café Eriu brings an Irish touch to Bordeaux’s brunch scene and is very popular with locals. They offer a cozy atmosphere with homemade pastries, pancakes, and hearty dishes like their famous eggs Benedict. Perfect for a casual brunch with friends on a lazy Sunday, Café Eriu is the place to go whether you like sweet cakes or savory delicacies to start your day. It also happens to be one of the best coffee places in Bordeaux.
Domaine de Raba
Domaine de Raba hosts family-friendly brunches on Sundays and is located in a stunning natural setting just outside Bordeaux. It’s perfect if you like to sleep in on the weekends because brunch starts at midday and the casual atmosphere lasts all afternoon. Their brunch menu changes with the seasons, and they often have activities for children, like outdoor games or crafts. It’s ideal for a family outing, with plenty of space for kids to run around. Reserve a table.
InterContinental Bordeaux – Le Grand Hôtel
For a luxurious brunch experience at one of Bordeaux’s most fabulous venues, the InterContinental Bordeaux offers a gourmet spread featuring local and international flavors. Located right in the city center across from the opera, you can dine on the terrace if the weather is fine or cozy up in the beautiful dining hall. Brunch is served every Sunday in their elegant restaurant, with high-quality dishes and excellent service. While the setting is more formal, the hotel staff is Friendly and welcoming. See the details here.
FirstName Hotel
FirstName Hotel offers a trendy, contemporary brunch experience in a chic atmosphere. Available on Sundays, their brunch features classic and modern dishes, from avocado toast to pancakes. Some savory highlights include their two types of eggs Benedict and the sweet tarts and pastries are definitely worth a try. While they cater to an adult crowd, the welcoming ambiance makes it suitable for families. Brunch is served at 36 Euros per person. Reserve your spot here
Hotel La Zoologie
La Zoologie offers a lavish buffet-style brunch on the first and third Sundays of each month. Set in a beautiful historical building in the Saint Michel neighborhood, their brunch is known for its wide selection of hot and cold dishes, including charcuterie, seafood, and desserts like tiramisu and panna cotta. This is a great spot for families, with a relaxed atmosphere and attentive service. Their festive brunch takes place every third Sunday of the month. See all the details here.
Frida
Every Sunday Frida serves up a vibrant, bohemian-style brunch that’s perfect for families. With three service times, at 10:30, 12:30, and 2:30 pm, this is one of the places in Bordeaux that’s good for early risers as well as late sleepers. They also offer a very special service for parents: an on-site nanny to take care of your kids while you dine in peace! This extra service will cost you 8 Euros per child but is worth it for the fun they will have doing activities and the tranquility you will have at the table. Read all the details here.
They offer a variety of sweet and savory dishes, from granola to hearty eggs and meat dishes. Brunch is available on weekends, and the lively atmosphere makes it a fun outing for families.
La Manufacture Le Bayon
La Manufacture Le Bayon hosts brunch every Saturday starting at 10am, with a varied buffet featuring fresh, local produce. They make great charcuterie and hummus starters followed by eggs that are served differently every week depending on the seasonal sides. They also have homemade pastries and a good selection of warm drinks. The place is owned by a lovely couple who are very passionate about food and bring a lot of creativity to the table. See more info here.
Homie’s Kitchen
Homies Kitchen is a cozy spot offering a daily brunch menu with international influences, including vegan and gluten-free options. Their Eggs Benedict and Shakshouka are very popular, as are the homemade espresso brownies and banana bread. Their brunch is available on weekends and during the week, and while it’s a smaller venue, they are welcoming to families. This is also one of my favorite coffee shops in Bordeaux. You can see their menu here.
DS Café Bordeaux
Located on the lively and beautiful Place du Parlement in the city center, DS Café offers a brunch with a Mediterranean twist. They have vegetarian options like acai bowls and fresh salads. Brunch is served on weekends, and while not specifically designed for children, the wholesome menu is great for families looking for healthier choices. See the menu here.
La Collation
Calling all pancake lovers! Known as the “home of pancakes” in Bordeaux, La Collation is a casual spot serving brunch every weekend. They are very popular among locals, but luckily there are two different locations. It’s a kid-friendly option with a menu just for children and a play area with toys and books. Their menu includes hearty bowls and good coffee alongside a long list of dreamy sweet and savory pancake options. They also have a local delicacy in one of the sweet options: cannelé spread! See the menu here.
Here are some other foodie articles you might want to read:
10 Bordeaux food specialties you must try
The most foodie streets in Bordeaux
The best markets in Bordeaux
What to eat in Capucins (the central market in Bordeaux)
Discover the sweet specialties of Bordeaux
The best wine bars in Bordeaux
The best coffee shops in Bordeaux
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