Best Breakfast and Brunch Places in Garland

"Closed Mondays.What: This popular Dallas restaurant serves Vegan comfort food in a diner environment. We recommend the Sunshine Sandwich: tofu scramble with onions, bell peppers, and potatoes grilled with vegan bacon served in a (vegan) mayo-smeared grilled toast.Tip: Expect a wait on the weekends."

"Address: 1101 N Beckley Ave, Dallas, Texas, USA Site: http://www.spiraldiner.com Phone: 1-214-948-4747 $$. Spiral Diner & Bakery is one of Dallas’ best known vegan restaurants. This place serves up a 100% plant based menu, and focuses on classic American diner favorites."

"A stalwart of the local vegetarian and vegan scene, Spiral Diner’s locations in Oak Cliff and Fort Worth serve up some of Dallas’ best vegan comfort food. The "chopped BBQ" sandwich is a perennial fave, as are the migas on the all-day breakfast menu."

"Nestled in a stunning neo-French classical-style complex, the four-star Hotel Crescent Court doesn't just boast a terrific location in the heart of the Uptown, it's also home to Nobu, one of the world's most renown Japanese restaurants. The hotel's 191 rooms range in size from 380 to 3,035 square feet and include living areas as well as marble bathrooms stocked with Natura BissÄ" toiletries and private balconies. Along with several restaurants and bars, the property boasts a 22,000-square-foot spa and fitness center plus a year-round rooftop pool. As an added bonus, hotel guests can also enjoy dining in the private Crescent Club located on the 17th floor of the Crescent Complex's center office tower. Speaking of the Crescent Club, time your stay on a weekend when you can take advantage of the restaurant's limitless Sunday lobster brunch. Recommended for Luxury Hotels because: Hotel Crescent Court is on the Conde Nast Traveler Gold List for Best Hotels in the United States."

"The hip and happening Uptown area is also home to Hotel Crescent Court, a classy 4-star resort with top-notch facilities. From the wonderfully designed bar & lounge to the homely dwellings, Hotel Crescent Court is an excellent example of architectural elegance mixed with modern conveniences. Arrange a stay in the Studio Suite, Junior Suite, or Loft Suite to benefit from a hot tub."

"Ellen’s is a place where all brunch lovers can come and unite together for some incredibly delicious food. That is because this place serves up “Brunch” style foods the entire time that they are open. their food is mainly served in a style of old-fashioned southern comfort food but with a culinary twist."

"Located in the West End, Ellen's Southern Kitchen is the place to go for brunch when in the area. The menu features originals that you won't find anywhere else like the Grit's Benedict. If you need an oldie but goodie, go with the Chicken Fried Steak – you'll leave with a full stomach and happy heart."

"You know when you went out the night before and then wake up at noon and realize around 2pm you should probably get food?. THIS is the brunch spot for that. All day breakfast food, delicious biscuits and gravy, andddd you can roll up looking like you’re homeless."

"Situated next to the upscale Joule Hotel in historic Downtown Dallas, CBD Provisions is a modern brasserie that serves creative Texan comfort fare and signature cocktails in a stylish setting. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day, CBD Provisions celebrates the natural bounty and culinary traditions of Texas with a menu of contemporary cuisine prepared from locally sourced ingredients and products. A designer interior of salvaged wood floors, exposed brick walls, sumptuous leather banquettes, and an open-plan kitchen set the tone for the sumptuous fare that follows, ranging from buttermilk pancakes with blueberry butter and lemon-shortbread crumble to avocado toast on grain sourdough bread with house-made ricotta and herb salad."

"Mix class with culture by heading downtown for breakfast at CBD Provisions (cbdprovisions.com), a big-city eatery with a rustic feel. The green chili pork migas – a Mexican-influenced bowl of eggs, pork, bread and chili – will set you up for a morning packed with sightseeing. To get a real view of the majestic city skyline, head over to Reunion Tower and take the elevator 560ft up (vertigo sufferers beware!) to the top of the impressive GeO-Deck, an observation deck giving 360° views of the city. From the viewing platform you can see the grassy banks of the Trinity River and the distant horizon beyond."

"Named for the Central Business District for where it stands, this perennially popular all-day brasserie in the Joule hotel wins fans for its modern American, farm-to-table fare served in a rustically appealing space. Most, if not all the plates here are for sharing, from charcuterie boards to steaks to roasted pig's head carnitas. Cocktails, created by acclaimed bartenders Chad Solomon and Christy Pope are also a highlight."

"Whether you’re feeling a veggie-packed salad or an oven-fired pizza, Preston Hollow’s Modern Market is an excellent stop for a quick lunch. For the particularly health conscious, calorie counts are listed under each menu item, and each option can be customized to suit a variety of dietary needs. If you’re really in a hurry, order online and pick up your order in less time than it takes to wait in line at Chipotle."

"Sushi Axiom offers guests succulent sushi and sashimi prepared with the finest ingredients all in a friendly and elegant atmosphere."

"The gist: Expect elevated Asian street food with a massive dog-friendly, tree-shaded patio in the heart of the historic State-Thomas district of Uptown. The food: The name Anju translates to “creative dishes consumed with alcohol,” and that pretty much hits the vibe nail on the head. Dishes from China, Korea, Japan, Vietnam, and Thailand dominate the menu, with highlights including Angus beef dumplings, pork belly bao buns, and crawfish and kimchi fried rice.The cost: Starters $6 - $9, salads $9, entrées $12 - $17, brunch mains $14 - $18, cocktails $10 - $16.How to book: Stop in for first come, first served seating, call 214-965-9595 for take-out, or order delivery via Postmates, Grubhub, DoorDash, and Uber Eats."

"Inspired by the soju bars of South Korea, the menu at this Uptown newcomer ranges from tacos stuffed with kimchi and twice-cooked Niman Ranch pork belly to lobster lo mein and crispy karaage-style chicken sandwiches. For a sweet finish, try the yuzu panna cotta."

"Along with being the longest running stand-up comedy showcase in town, this cozy lounge ( hidden away in the Doubletree Hotel) has also become one of Dallas' premier comedy hubs thanks to its excellent programming of top quality acts. With an intimate vibe and weekend shows that feature a pleasing mix of local favorites, buzzy national stars and the best up-and-comers, the club offers plenty of comedy to satisfy your laughter needs. Want to try out your own material or see fresh comedy hopefuls honing in on their comedic skills?"

"Dallas' longest running stand-up comedy has deep history in Dallas. Although they’ve moved locations nearly a dozen times, jumping from Deep Ellum to East Dallas and everything in between, their comedic roots have never changed. Come for a show on Friday or Saturday night, or try open mic night on Thursdays at their newest location in North Dallas."

"The newest improv theater in Dallas, Four Day Weekend puts on unique weekly improvisational shows created from the audience’s suggestions and participation. Head to Lower Greenville for dinner and drinks and enjoy an evening of laughter at the theater."

"A critically-acclaimed comedy group, Four Day Weekend is the longest-running show in the Southwest. They perform in Dallas on Saturdays at 7:30 pm. They also have a location in Fort Worth, with shows on Friday and Saturday evenings."