Here is a short list of dining options in and around Philadelphia for Easter Sunday, where you can look your best while enjoying the holiday meal.
The coveted Easter Sunday brunch, lunch, and/or dinner… If you’re not one of the many that will be enjoying a homemade meal and you have not made plans as of yet, we’ve got you covered with a brief list of Easter Sunday dining options in and around town.
This Easter, Talula’s Table in Kennett Square offers a full Easter Catering Menu and a special Easter Basket for pre-order. The catering menu includes a selection of dishes for brunch, such as Breakfast Pastry Tray, Mushroom and Wild Ramp Frittatta, Tater Tots, and Banana Walnut Loaf, which can be ordered a la carte from specific categories. Talula’s Table’s special Easter Baskets with artisan chocolates and sweet treats, designed specifically for chocolate lovers, are available in limited quantities. Talula’s Garden in Philly will be open for outdoor dining in its charming garden and quirky exterior overlooking Washington Square Park. Guests can enjoy farm-to-table cuisine with plenty of sweet and savory options available on the menu.
Celebrate Easter Sunday by enjoying brunch at Plough in the Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square. Plough’s Easter menu includes unique twists on classic brunch dishes such as Biscuits and Chorizo Gravy, Strawberry Shortcake French Toast, and Grilled Easter Ham.
Head to Fitz on 4th in Philly for an Easter brunch with a 100% vegan menu. Their brunch menu has a variety of toasts with creative toppings like housemade cashew ricotta, avocado lentils, and greens, or avocado with green onions and spring peas. They also have vegan omelets, a Ranchero “Eg” Bake, Fruity French Toast, Coconut Waffles n Chix, and more.
Steak 48 is opening early on Easter Sunday, so guests can indulge in the tradition of Easter lamb with their Australian Heritage Whole Rack of Lamb or choose from a variety of prime steaks, fresh seafood, appetizers, sides, desserts, and drinks. Another steakhouse option is Revolution Chop House, located inside the Valley Forge Casino Resort Indulge in their prime steaks and classic sides, or choose one of several Easter Specials.
Treat yourself and your family to a delightful brunch at Dolce featuring classic eggs benedict, Amaretto French Toast, Fritto Misto, roasted salmon, Dolce’s famous meatballs, a variety of pizzas, and more. Complete the Easter experience with Dolce’s full candy bar and egg decorating kits for kids.
View the latest exhibits at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and then dine at Stir, the restaurant designed by world-renowned architect Frank Gehry. For the holiday weekend, beginning on Friday, Stir will be offering special Easter brunch options that include Galette Complète made with buckwheat galette, Jambon de Paris, egg, Comte, and spring greens, Avocado Toast with ricotta, smoked salmon, and harissa preserved lemon, and Spring Vegetable Bowl with brown rice, poached egg, Scafata, pistachio, and seeds pesto. And for those that need a sweet fi of caffeine, enjoy a warm Easter Bunny Latte made with espresso, mocha, toasted marshmallow, raspberry, and steamed milk at the museum Café and Espresso Bar.
The Garden Restaurant, a hidden gem in Philadelphia located inside the Barnes Foundation, offers its special brunch menu featuring fresh and local seasonal ingredients. After dining, take some time to explore the impressive collection of work at The Barnes.
Eat well and be well. Enjoy the holiday!
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