Atlanta brunches like it means it: the Atlanta Breakfast Club's lemon-pepper wings and peach French toast draw the city's happiest line by Centennial Park, and Old Lady Gang brings Kandi Burruss' family recipes to Camp Creek.
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Downtown's beloved morning line, Southern breakfast done Atlanta-proud by Centennial Park.
Pip’s Tip The line by Centennial Park is the whole reputation. It is a daily kitchen, so go on a weekday morning and skip the weekend wait.
Kandi Burruss' family table at Camp Creek, Aunt Bertha's recipes, Southern brunch with television-famous flavor.
Pip’s Tip This is the Camp Creek location, not the other one. Hours move around here, so check the site before you make the drive out.
Chef Deborah VanTrece's Michelin-recognized Westside kitchen reinventing global soul food with a decadent, boozy Sunday brunch.
Pip’s Tip Brunch is Sunday only, 11 to 3, and that is the whole window. Chef VanTrece has Michelin recognition and the bar leans boozy, so book it and take your time.
Historic West End soul-food landmark since 1947, dishing legendary fried chicken and Southern classics to generations of Atlantans.
Cozy Kirkwood corner cafe beloved for quesadillas, salmon cakes and a warm, community-driven weekend brunch.
Award-winning Gullah Geechee kitchen celebrating Lowcountry coastal cuisine with shrimp and grits and a lively weekend brunch.
Elevated Black brunch destination in College Park drawing lines for over-the-top plates, French toast and Instagram-worthy indulgence.
College Park brunch phenomenon famous for salmon croquettes, shrimp and grits and its signature milk-and-honey French toast.
Chef-driven Buckhead favorite turning farm-fresh ingredients into cult-status chicken biscuits, fluffy pancakes and Southern breakfast worth the weekend wait.
Upscale Midtown institution since 1993 serving refined Southern brunch, buttermilk fried chicken and shrimp and grits in a polished setting.
Beloved Grant Park diner across from Oakland Cemetery famous for cathead biscuits and arguably the best pancakes in Atlanta.
Old Fourth Ward institution on Edgewood slinging the legendary Heap skillet and hearty diner breakfasts to loyal weekend crowds.
Quirky East Atlanta institution serving the beloved Comfy Chicken Biscuit and scratch-made Southern breakfast to a devoted crowd.
Charming Kirkwood cafe in a historic hardware building serving farm-fresh brunch, quiche and house-baked goods.
Chic Inman Park French cafe evoking a Parisian bistro with croque madames, pastries and elegant all-day brunch.
Peach cobbler French toast and lemon-pepper wings by Centennial Park, the line moves fast and the plate explains itself.
Brunch is one chapter of Pip's Lifestyle, find the lounges, whiskey bars, rooftops and jazz clubs below.
