Whether you love French toast or Tex-Mex, there are restaurants where you can satiate your breakfast cravings in the morning, afternoon or late-night. list Here is a list of some of our favorite places where you can get breakfast all-day!
This diner features food that you’ll find while visiting our neighbors up North! Maple Leaf Dinner gives customers a taste of Canada, mixed in with some American favorites. You can order a Southern classic like chicken and waffles or try out a traditional Canadian breakfast.
There are quite a few coworking spaces across the Metroplex, but we love Hatchways because of its café! You don’t need a membership get into the Victory Park café. You can grab a bite to eat without going inside to work.
Some breakfast items like the multigrain oatmeal and berry smoothie stop being served at 11am, but you have access to the pastry bar at all hours of the day! The café also serves up its avocado toast and all day egg sandwich all day, so there are few options to choose from!
Café Brazil has been serving up breakfast for nearly thirty years (the pancakes are heaven). Fans of this Dallas mainstay come for the coffee bar, traditional Brazilian meal options and cozy feeling. Sunday through Thursday from 5-10 pm, you can even get a free meal for a child aged 12 and under, for every adult entrée purchased. The restaurant also offers a discount for teachers who come in and dine. We love a place that loves the people it serves! Three locations are even open 24/7!
If you ever get a late-night craving after hanging out with your friends, head to Buzzbrews. The Fitzhugh location is also open 24 hours, 7 days a week. The 24 hour menu includes both breakfast and dinner items, so pick whatever suits you best. It’s a great choice for an easy and good breakfast, whenever you’re craving it!
If you enjoy eating classic, southern comfort food, we suggest taking a trip to this downtown favorite. They love breakfast food so much that the restaurant’s tagline is, “It’s brunch o’ clock somewhere.” We agree—and we’re happy that Ellen’s offers it all-day long.
We love a good diner and Norma’s Cafe doesn’t disappoint. This chain of Dallas diners has been cooking up breakfast classics for more than 60 years. Their simple and homey style keeps customers coming back. Norma’s serves up traditional favorites for a great price. We suggest trying out one of their pancakes that takes up an entire plate.
This beloved diner opened up more than 60 years ago, too, in the Design District. Since then, Mama’s Daughters’ Diner has opened up several locations across the Metroplex. All of them are still bringing in customers who enjoy eating their classic cooking. Breakfast is served all day, every day—literally. Mama’s is open seven days a week so make sure you stop by!
Who says diner food isn’t fresh? Lucky’s Cafe is committed to cooking food that uses ingredients that comes from local farms. The restaurant tries to serve as many farm-to-table options as they can. When you’re eating an omelette or enjoying a fresh-squeezed juice, know that you’re consuming something fresh. We love a place that puts an emphasis on using the best ingredients to make some of the best food!
Cindi's is a staple spot to enjoy breakfast all-day! Their signature dishes include omelettes, eggs benedict, latkes, and a variety of waffle and pancake stacks like their banana-nut pancakes, fresh strawberry compote French toast and crepes. Coupled with the wide variety of other yummy bites on the menu, there is sure to be something for everyone to enjoy!
Since we’re in Texas, we had to share at least one Tex-Mex gem. If you’re not in the mood for a classic eggs and bacon breakfast, how about huevos rancheros? It’s just one of the all-day breakfast items you can get at E-Bar. Plus, they have drink specials every day of the week like $5 all day margaritas on Tuesdays, and $3 mimosas on Sundays!
The Downtown Dallas gem has an all-day breakfast inspired menu which includes delicious items like their short rib hash, ricotta lemon zest pancakes, chicken fried steak & eggs, and The Texas State Ranch Hand which includes smoked brisket, spicy hot link, smoked bacon, two sunny-side up eggs, traditional breakfast hash, roasted poblano gravy and buttermilk biscuits! Short on time? You can grab an espresso and to-go pastry from their coffee bar!
