The San Antonio brunch guide.

Best sit-down Pearl brunch. Southern comfort, house beer, great patio. Lines on weekends.

Industrial atmosphere, strong brunch menu, popular weekend spot in the Pearl complex.

The move. Saturday 9am–1pm. Shop, eat, coffee. Arrive before 10am — vendors sell out.

Fast casual, mixed options, Pearl market energy. Good if you want flexibility.

Upscale brunch, covered patio, strong Bloody Marys. More relaxed than Cappyccino's.

Best sit-down brunch in Alamo Heights. Sister to Cappy's. Weekend lines are real — go before 10am or after noon.

Willie's breakfast pick in Alamo Heights. Migas, eggs, and coffee worth leaving the hotel for. Weekend lines — go before 9am or after 10:30am.

Casual neighborhood Mexican brunch. Strong migas. Neighborhood favorite.

Weekend brunch on the River Walk. Tableside guacamole at brunch is worth it.

Hearty River Walk breakfast/brunch. Good before the Alamo or a River Walk morning walk.

Market Square institution. Open 24 hours. Pan dulce and coffee is a SA brunch tradition.

Upscale Southern brunch in a renovated Victorian. One of Southtown's most consistent sit-down spots. Biscuits, eggs, and good cocktails.

Big festive brunch energy. Margaritas at brunch is very much the Southtown vibe. Rooftop Lounge is 25+ with its own private entrance — main restaurant downstairs is all ages.

Neighborhood breakfast tacos. Local institution. Inexpensive and excellent.

Best brunch near La Cantera. Scratch kitchen, craft cocktails, strong menu. Arrive early on weekends.

Big Texas brunch energy. Good for groups. Country-inspired menu.

Resort brunch when you don't want to leave the property. Consistent and well-executed.