Where to Eat on Easter Sunday in Charlotte

Easter brunch at Mizu

Easter brunch at Mizu (Photo by Andrew Cebulka)

If you celebrate Easter and you’re looking for somewhere to share a meal with family and friends during the holiday, I’ve got you covered. Here’s a round up of Charlotte-area restaurants serving Easter brunch and dinner. Reservations are recommended for these restaurants.

Easter Brunch in Charlotte

Angeline’s

Uptown

Angeline’s Easter brunch offers three courses for $45 per person and $20 for kids under 12. Adults can choose one main course, with options like Easter vegetable hash, pesto pasta and a spinach frittata, along with a shareable for the table and dessert to finish your meal. AngelinesCharlotte.com

The Ballantyne

Ballantyne

Indulge in an Easter brunch buffet, for $99 per person, at The Ballantyne. From 10 a.m.-3 p.m., fill your plate with curated culinary delights as you listen to live music in The Ballantyne ballroom. Children age 12 and under are $48. Before brunch, let the kids take part in an Easter egg hunt on the event lawn, starting at 9:30 a.m. TheBallantyneHotel.com

Church and Union

Uptown

Church and Union has an Easter brunch buffet for $70 per person, $35 for children under 12. Select everything from prime rib and oysters to fried chicken, waffles and eggs from the buffet. Guests 21 and over receive a complimentary bloody mary or mimosa. ChuchAndUnion.com

The Crunkleton

Elizabeth

While The Crunkleton is closed for dinner service on Easter, visit for brunch from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. This Easter brunch menu includes crab cake benedict, along with cocktail options like the citrusy, gin-based cocktail, First Bloom, and a strawberry mimosa. TheCrunkleton.com

Fahrenheit – Charlotte

Uptown

Pair your Easter brunch with views of the Uptown skyline at Fahrenheit. The rooftop restaurant offers a family-style brunch from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Pricing for adults starts at $55, while children 12 and under start at $19. ChefRoccoWhalen.com

Fumée Kitchen & Cocktails

University City

Make your Easter brunch a vibe at Fumée, where a DJ will be spinning from noon-5 p.m. Perfect for groups, order tapas, handcrafted cocktails and hookah. FumeeUSA.com

Indaco

South End

Celebrate Easter with brunch from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. at Indaco. IndacoRestaurant.com

La Belle Helene

Uptown

For $70 per person, you can nosh from La Belle Helene’s Easter brunch buffet, complete with a raw bar, prime rib, a crepe station, crème brulee tarts and more. Children under 12 are $35, and adults 21 and over receive a complimentary bloody mary or mimosa. LaBelleHeleneRestaurant.com

Mimosa Grill

Uptown

Mimosa Grill’s Easter brunch buffet is back, from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Adults are $55 and children 10 and under are $25. Fill up on chilled shrimp cocktail, crab claws and smoked salmon before making your way to the signature crabcakes, prime rib, honey-glazed ham, sides and desserts. MimosaGrill.com

Mizu

SouthPark

Mizu is offering an Easter brunch service from 11 a.m.-3 p.m., serving favorites like French toast, pancakes and salmon. Reserve a seat on the restaurant’s rooftop terrace for views of the Charlotte skyline. Mizu.restaurant

Oak Steakhouse

SouthPark

Enjoy Easter brunch at Oak Steakhouse from 10:30 a.m.-3 p.m. The menu features starters, including a house-made cinnamon roll and oysters Rockefeller, and breakfast entrees, such as steak and eggs, eggs benedict and a truffle omelet with smoked gouda. OakSteakhouseRestaurant.com

SupperClub SouthEnd

South End

From 10:30 a.m.-3 p.m., enjoy an Easter brunch buffet at SupperClub SouthEnd. For $49 for adults and $22 for children ages 4-12, you can get your fill of raw oysters, pimento cheese, breakfast meats and eggs, Dijon- and herb-crusted ribeye and more, along with options from the pasta station. GoToSupperClub.com


Easter Dinner in Charlotte

The Ballantyne

Ballantyne

Along with brunch, The Ballantyne also offers Easter dinner from 5-10 p.m. TheBallantyneHotel.com

The Fox & Falcon

SouthPark

From 11 a.m.-7:30 p.m., dine on The Fox & Falcon’s special, a la carte Easter menu. Start your meal with chef David Burke’s famous clothesline bacon served with deviled eggs. Entrees include an Easter dinner, with honey-glazed ham, green beans, whipped potatoes and a popover, and dessert options. TheFoxAndFalconNC.com

Indaco

South End

Finish your Easter holiday with dinner at Indaco from 5-9 p.m. IndacoRestaurant.com

Napa on Providence

Myers Park

Enjoy a three-course dinner for $50 per person at Napa on Providence and Napa at Kingsley in Fort Mill, S.C. Menu highlights include truffle deviled eggs, spiced carrot ginger bisque, braised lamp shank, mushroom ravioli and a selection of small cakes, macarons and more for dessert. NapaRestaurantGroup.com

Oak Steakhouse

SouthPark

If you missed Oak Steakhouse’s Easter brunch, reserve your spot for Easter dinner from 5-9 p.m. Make an Easter toast with a special cocktail made with New Amsterdam gin, strawberry syrup, lemon and egg white. OakSteakhouseRestaurant.com