Best Breakfast and Brunch Places in Windsor

"Much more than just another brunch spot, French chef Tom Teknos and his partner Stavros Adamopoulos have given a special twist to the lazy breakfast at the Hudson Café. Open daily from 8am, guests can choose to stop by the bar to pick up a speciality coffee and a freshly baked pastry on their way to work, or relax in front of the fireplace with friends or a good book for a drawn-out brunch. All the usual brunch-time fare is available on the menu from pancakes and French toast to omelettes and granola with fruit and yoghurt."

"Hudson Cafe’s mission is to provide delicious food to a community it loves, whether that be by preparing classics just right or innovative versions of classics. You’re here for pancakes, so let’s see what type Hudson is cooking. Original Buttermilk is a staple of theirs, but they’re also whipping up Oreo pancakes, Red Velvet, Chunky Monkey (which is banana, white chocolate, and caramel) or Cinnabon pancakes with cream cheese frosting."

"With a range of dishes from sweet to savory or a combination of both, the Hudson Cafe works tirelessly to provide eclectic and modern twists on brunch classics. The restaurant is open from 8:00 a.m."

"Based in a beautifully preserved historic 1890s mansion in the heart of Midtown, The Whitney is a stylish fine dining restaurant that takes diners on a journey back in time to a bygone era of grace and charm. Loved by both history buffs and hopeless romantics alike, the elegant restaurant features several dining opulent spaces and a stunning bar known as the Ghostbar, which serves world-class wines, craft, and draft beers, and classic cocktails made with imported spirits. Guests can also dine in the beautiful gardens next to a tinkling fountain where they can savor seasonal menus of traditional American cuisine prepared with locally sourced ingredients and artisanal produce."

"The Whitney has a mothering presence in Midtown and surrounding Detroit hubs. This mansion has been around for a century and a half. The Whitney mansion hosts this luxurious restaurant along with their Ghost Bar and pastry shop."

"Not your average sandwiches, served in a retro-funky space across from a great playground. Take your food to-go and have an impromptu play date with families from the neighborhood and the nearby Most Holy Trinity School. Meats are roasted in-house, and vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options are plentiful."

"Mudgies is offering its full menu with many vegan and vegetarian offerings on a full-service patio and carryout through their online ordering platform with set pickup times. The Corktown deli is also hosting a Vegan Night at the end of May 2021. View this post on Instagram"

"Escape to Mudgie’s al fresco, tiki bar-themed patio, where you can enjoy all your favorite sandwiches, soups and salads along with festive cocktails, delicious beers and frosé."

"The ever-popular Brooklyn Street Local always has a source of fresh local produce at their disposal. They do their very best to use environmentally sustainable practices that not only help grow their business but also help the local farmers. They dedicate a good amount of time in composting, recycling and always think of new ways to reduce their waste."

"With many meatless options, Brooklyn Street Local is a can’t-miss choice for brunch. They even make a vegan version of their famous poutine with hand cut fries, mushroom gravy, and Violife “cheese”. Choose to add caramelized onions, mushrooms and tempeh."

"We waited for almost 3 hours to get a table and get our food. It was good but not worth the wait."

"Not many bars can pull off serving as terrific a breakfast as this, but Honest John’s in Midtown Detroit has proven to be an exception. Its brash, yet truthful neon signs serve just enough character with the kitchen’s quality brunch offerings. Honest John’s Monte Cristo and chicken waffles make a great morning choice after visiting the restaurant’s bar the night before, which boasts a truly local tap and cocktail list."

"Breakfast, lunch, and dinner, this Selden Street bar continues to be a reliable and inexpensive fuel source for the Cass Corridor neighborhood. Order a simple grilled cheese for a mere $4.50 or pick up the standard breakfast sandwich — an English muffin topped with egg, pork sausage, and melty American cheese — for $6."

"Honest John’s is a wonderful late night/early morning spot that is open every day of the week from 7:00 a.m."

"Blending Southeast Asian cuisine with Detroit style, Maccabees Traders is the perfect spot for a filling breakfast, satisfying lunch or incredible dinner and drinks as you peruse all that Midtown and Detroit has to offer."

"This non-profit organization is dedicated to preserving the ideals of the Arts & Crafts Movement of the early 20th century, while simultaneously advancing contemporary ceramic arts. Visit the production studios, where you can see actual pieces of pottery and tile being crafted. The organization features a regular schedule of changing exhibitions, educational programming, and a museum."

"Additionally, you can get a lot of knowledge about how important ceramics are to this city. A nonprofit located in the same building for more than 100 years, Pewabic Pottery is a Detroit attraction that everyone with any kind of artistic interest knows about. There are tours and classes hosted here."

"Pewabic, an art space that is a gallery, museum and store, is another much-loved go-to, with 4.5 stars out of 39 Yelp reviews. Head over to 10125 E. Jefferson Ave. to see for yourself."

"Vegetarian and Organic Americana 210 Henry St., District Detroit. Located near Little Caesars Arena and the Detroit Google HQ, ZZ Market & Grill serves up tasty sandwiches on a variety of breads with a zippy McClure’s pickle. The Michigan Salad is a favorite with sun dried cherries, blue cheese, and a dark balsamic vinaigrette."

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"Cadieux Café is a former speakeasy, and now a family-run Belgian café and bar. What makes it unique?. Well, aside from the wide selection of authentic Belgian beers, this place is also home to a variety of games: feather bowling, darts, and more."

"This Flemish bar and feather bowling destination serves up Belgian beers with bowls of steaming hot mussels. Select from a choice of white wine and garlic, Cajun-style, or garlic-lemon butter and dill. Dine-in or carryout available."

"The Fly Trap Restaurant is a hip dive diner in Ferndale serving up one of the most eclectic brunch menus in the Detroit area. With everything from its ‘Red Flannel hash’ (with beets), to its Thai-inspired noodle bowls and pastas, this restaurant can satisfy even the most random of brunch cravings. On weekends, The Fly Trap tends to crowd quite fast, so get here nice and early."