Best brunch in Prescott
Weekend brunch spots, bottomless mimosas, and patio mornings.
Local Businesses
About brunch in Prescott AZ
Prescott AZ runs a tight brunch rotation centered on Whiskey Row and Gurley Street. Most spots open Saturday and Sunday by 7 or 8 a.m. and stop seating around 1 to 2 p.m. Lines move fast but Saturday at 10 a.m. is the worst window everywhere.
Classic Prescott breakfast institutions
The Dinner Bell Cafe (321 W Gurley) has been serving breakfast since 1946 - pancakes, omelets, biscuits and gravy. Cash and card. Cowboy Kitchen (106 W Gurley) does cowboy and vaquero breakfast and lunch (American and Mexican plates) until 3 p.m. The most-recommended downtown breakfast picks.
All-day brunch options
Milo's (520 W Sheldon) took over the former Local Prescott space and runs all-day brunch with vegan and gluten-friendly options alongside half-pound burgers. Bistro St. Michael (Whiskey Row, inside Hotel St. Michael) runs all-day brunch through 1:45 p.m.
Diner picks east of downtown
Prescott Junction Restaurant (1121 E Sheldon) is the train-themed all-day diner with a full breakfast-through-dinner menu. Easier parking than downtown.
Frequently asked
When does brunch fill up?+
Around 10 a.m. on weekends.
Are reservations possible?+
A few spots take them. Most are walk-in.
Are bottomless mimosas a thing?+
Yes, at several brunch spots downtown.
Best brunch with a view?+
Patios on the second floor of Whiskey Row.