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Dallas’ 4 Best New Weekend Brunches — Stellar Asian-Inspired Menus, 10-Foot Sushi Boats, and More

Knox-Henderson, Bishop Arts, and Uptown Hot Spots

BY // 04.18.25

Brunch is a beloved pastime in Dallas and exciting new options are always welcome. From a new, upscale Asian restaurant from the owners of Georgie to Chef Peja Krstic’s (Mot Hai Ba) modern bistro in Bishop Arts, these are the best new weekend brunches in Dallas to try right now.

Le PasSage

Knox-Henderson

4205 Buena Vista Street, Suite 130
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Don't miss the Japanese Souffle Pancakes during brunch at Le PasSage. (Photo by Beckley)

This Asian restaurant at The Terminal at Katy Trail is now open for brunch service from 9:30 am to 2:30 pm on Saturday and Sunday. The menu features small plates like brioche toast with ricotta & mascarpone, avocado toast, and chia seed pudding. During a recent visit to the charming outdoor patio, we enjoyed several main dishes like the Japanese souffle pancakes, French omelet, and fried chicken & waffle.

All dishes were stellar, but we will definitely be returning for the chicken & waffle. The crispy chicken is perfectly cooked and comes topped with a hot honey chili sauce and Chinese pickles that leave you wanting more. The airy souffle pancakes also come slathered in a matcha tea sabayon that is light and delightful. And the French omelet surprised me with a French Boursin cheese that I couldn’t get enough of. For next time, I have my eye on the crab Benedict.

Catch Dallas

Uptown

3005 Maple Avenue
Dallas, TX  |  Map

 

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The Sunday Brunch Experience has launched at CATCH Dallas. (Courtesy)

This exciting new seafood restaurant from Catch Hospitality Group at Dallas’ Maple Terrace also recently debuted its Sunday Brunch Experience. For $75 per person, it’s an over-the-top but totally worth-it brunch event now available every Sunday from 11 am to 4 pm.

Featuring several culinary stations, the main event is the 10-foot sushi boat with an assortment of oysters, ceviche, nigiri, and rolls. A tableside caviar service also serves each guest a bite of Ossetra caviar atop a house-made chip with fried capers, shallots, egg white, and egg yolk crème fraîche. Breakfast classics like crispy chicken & waffles with hot honey and gochujang and chilaquiles are available, as well as a robata grill with various proteins, truffle mushroom spaghetti, and a greens station. You can also add on cocktails like mimosas and Bloody Marys, but I recommend the Toasted Almond Coffee. It’s delightful. Guests can indulge in as much as they want, including the dessert station with some of the tiniest, cutest macarons I’ve ever seen. I swiped a few in a to-go baggie to enjoy at home.

Pillar

Bishop Arts

408 N. Bishop Avenue, Suite 108
Dallas, TX  |  Map

 

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Pillar recently launched Sunday brunch in Bishop Arts. (Photo by Adriana Herrera)

This modern bistro from Chef Peja Krstic is now hosting Sunday brunch from 10:30 am to 2:30 pm. Guests can indulge in savory breakfast dishes like steak & eggs, a brunch burger, shrimp & grits, a honey butter chicken biscuit, brisket hash, and more. Or, opt for a sweet item such as the chocolate milk French toast, ricotta soufflé pancakes, and the Cereal Bowl — a mix of homemade cornflakes, strawberry, banana, almond butter, strawberry milk crunch, and a choice of regular or chocolate milk.

You’ll also find a few of our favorite dinner dishes on the brunch menu including the fried chicken, grilled leeks, and tuna niçoise.

The Charlotte

Knox-Henderson

2822 N. Henderson Avenue
Dallas, TX  |  Map

 

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The Charlotte Dallas

The Charlotte recently launched weekend brunch with cinnamon roll pancakes on the menu. (Photo by Dan Pagnett)

Opened on Henderson Avenue in 2024, this new all-day American bistro has been serving a killer dinner menu crafted by Chef Wyl Lima. Now, the hotspot is hosting weekend brunch on Saturdays and Sundays from 11 am to 4 pm. Diners will find highlights like cinnamon roll pancakes, Breakfast Benedict (with a choice of crab cake, smoked salmon, or bacon), French toast bites, chilaquiles, and more.

Another stand-out on the new brunch menu is the Cereal Bowl where guests can choose amongst childhood favorites like Trix, Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Honey Nut Cheerios, Fruity Pebbles, or Teddy Grahams.

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