Here at Bordeaux Secret, we’re also big fans of brunch! What could be better than this feast where you can enjoy both sweet and savory dishes? Not much! And in Bordeaux, the selection is so vast that it’s sometimes hard to find THE perfect spot that will delight our taste buds (and our stomachs). To make things easier for you, today we’re revealing the city’s best brunch spots.
The Varié, at Miah Café
Located on Rue Judaïque, the Miah Café is one of our favorite spots in Bordeaux. In a cozy and beautifully decorated setting, you’ll be tempted by an amazing brunch menu tailored to everyone’s dietary needs. In fact, the Miah Café offers three brunch options: meat-based, vegetarian, and vegan/gluten-free. Every week, you’ll discover seasonal cuisine made with fresh, high-quality ingredients. Our personal favorite is the meat-based brunch for 24 euros! On the menu? A savory waffle served with shredded spiced roast chicken, caramelized onions, goat cheese, honey, and butternut squash purée. All served with a hot drink, a cold beverage, and pancakes!
The Gourmet at La Douce Parenthèse
Located right in the heart of Bordeaux, this charming tea room and tart shop truly lives up to its name. Its warm interior and the staff’s ever-smiling welcome make it a place where hospitality is much more than just a concept. Food lovers will find delicious treasures here: salads prepared to order, teas with real pieces of fruit or flower buds, and a lovely selection of homemade cakes and tarts. Far from set menus, La Douce Parenthèse lets you customize your brunch to suit your tastes and budget. A creamy latte, a slice of homemade tart, irresistible cakes, crunchy granola… The choice promises to be a deliciously difficult one!
The Delicate Option at Roze Kitchen
Brunch at Roze Bordeaux is an institution to be savored every day. Take a seat in its cozy, tastefully decorated lounge near the Pont de Pierre and let your mouth water as you peruse the menu. Savory toast or buns, French toast, sweet cakes or cookies—whatever you choose, you can’t go wrong. However, be sure to try the house’s visual and culinary masterpiece: the signature Pink bun!
The International: Peter Coffee Shop
Peter Coffee Shop is the perfect place to spend your days! Whether you want to work, have brunch, read a book, or enjoy a well-deserved beer, this cozy spot has something for everyone. Located just a stone’s throw from the famous Grosse Cloche, Peter offers a selection of international street food, homemade pastries, specialty coffee, and many other surprises. Open daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., you can settle in comfortably with a hot drink and a melt-in-your-mouth cookie in hand. The perfect setting to unwind!
The Creative One, at Momone
A true must-visit for lovers of brunch and creative pancakes, this small restaurant surprises with the originality of its recipes, particularly its famous “Granny’s Brunch.” Forget the classic version with maple syrup—at Momone, pancakes come in bold new variations and are served, for example, with salmon, honey-roasted feta, or smoked bacon. Those with a sweet tooth will be tempted by the French toast and its indulgent toppings, which change regularly. Enjoy it all in a warm and relaxed atmosphere, where friendliness and good food are the watchwords for a moment of pure pleasure.
The Authentic One: Sauvages Café
Want to treat your taste buds this weekend in Bordeaux? Head to Sauvages Café, right in the heart of Bordeaux, just a stone’s throw from Place Pey-Berland! In a warm and slightly bohemian atmosphere, Justine and her team welcome you with a big smile and pamper you just like at home. Their favorite playground? Brunch, of course! Their menu changes with the seasons and the chef’s inspiration to guarantee fresh, creative, and ultra-indulgent dishes! Freshly squeezed juices, high-quality ingredients, top-notch service: everything you need for a delicious experience! A quick tip: reservations are available on Saturdays, but on Sundays, it’s first come, first served! You’ll have to set your alarm a little earlier!
A Swedish gem just a few steps from Place Pey Berland, Suzzi offers a Scandinavian brunch that’s well worth the trip! In a warm atmosphere featuring cozy booths and garlands of flowers, you can discover Swedish specialties made with fresh ingredients. Served Wednesday through Sunday, the brunch includes a choice of Nordic open-faced sandwich, savory potato pancakes with either crispy bacon or a vegetarian option, yogurt with fruit and homemade granola, a Swedish sweet treat (cinnamon roll or Swedish waffle), a cold beverage, and a hot beverage. Expect to pay €25 per person.
She and Him is the perfect spot for a break after a busy day. Located near Place des Grands Hommes, this cozy spot offers a colorful and warm dining experience. Here, a homemade brunch featuring local ingredients awaits you, with a menu full of healthy options and seasonal dishes! Pancakes, chia bowls, and avocado toast are, of course, on the menu! From Monday through Friday, Thomas and Emely serve up delicious treats, featuring their famous “mille-crêpes” to share. With flavors like chocolate, lemon, pistachio, and matcha chai, it’s hard to choose—but that’s also a great reason to come back. All served with coffee, tea, and cold drinks. Yum!
The Healthy Option, at DS Café
Want to treat yourself without feeling guilty? The DS Café Bordeaux is the go-to spot for healthy, gourmet cuisine in Bordeaux. Their hallmarks: generous portions, attentive staff, and simply delicious food. Hearty and well-rounded, brunch is served on Sundays with fresh fruit juice squeezed to order and an optional glass of champagne for a touch of elegance! The bonus: the DS Café is located in a pedestrian zone, perfect for enjoying your brunch on the patio, weather permitting.
