From all-you-can-eat buffets to bottomless mimosa offerings, it would appear that there’s infinite ways to enjoy the most important meal of the week here in Orlando. Since we’re basically rich in brunch, here’s a few that should absolutely be on your bucket list.

Se7en Bites 617 Primrose Drive, 407-203-0727 Se7en Bites has specials that rotate out every weekend, but a consistent and delicious menu item is the 3 Little Pigs, which features a homemade biscuit (as big as your fist) topped with cheddar grits, pimento cheese, bacon, a egg baked with ham and to top it off, this open-faced morning treat is then smothered in sausage gravy. Yum! Photo via _badassfoodie/Instagram
Briarpatch 252 N. Park Ave., Winter Park, 407-628-8651 Serving up contemporary American cuisine and brunch daily, the Briarpatch is a staple breakfast spot on Park Avenue. With breakfast goodies like blueberry stuffed pancakes and raspberry-and-brie stuffed brioche french toast, it’s not hard to find a reason to wait in line here. Photo via deenafarr/Instagram
Bulla Gastrobar 110 S. Orange Ave., Winter Park, 321-214-6120 The Spanish-inspired cuisine Bulla is unmatched. At their weekend brunch, you’ll find bottomless mimosas and sangria, as well as a three-course prix fixe option. Photo via Bulla Gastrobar/Instagram
Ace Cafe 100 W. Livingston St., 407-996-6686 This downtown biker joint is offering an a la carte brunch menu every Sunday with items like eggs benedict, chicken and waffles, and even a creme brulee french toast just to name a few. Unlimited mimosas are on the menu as well, along with their in house Blood Mary that can be topped with your option of grilled shrimp, smoked bacon or pepperoni straws. Photo via Ace Cafe/Facebook
The Strand 807 N. Mills Ave., 407-920-7744 Classic fare with a Southern twist is what The Strand stitches together for their Saturday brunch. Try a brunch burger featuring a sunny-side-up egg or huevos rancheros, to put a Mexican spin on the morning. Photo via The Strand/Instagram
Chela Tequila & Tacos 183 S. Orange Ave., 407-985-5272 In the space that used to house Kasa, Chela is now bringing you brunch on Sundays in downtown Orlando. They put a Mexican spin on traditional breakfast fare, like chimichurri steak and tostones and shrimp grits with spicy chorizo thrown in for a nice kick in the ass. Photo via Chela Tequila and Tacos/Facebook
Dexter’s Multiple locations Dexter’s is the O.G. Orlando brunch destination. Sunday brunch includes bottomless mimosas at the Winter Park and Windermere locations, but be sure to call ahead because this place is always switching things up. Photo via Dexter’s/Instagram
Domu 3201 Corrine Drive, 407-960-1228 Attached to the East End Market, this cozy little spot is doing brunch in their own way every Saturday and Sunday. The only brunch variation from their regular menu is the benedict bao and various special brunch libations. May we suggest trying the sriracha bloody mary for a wake-up call? (And oh yeah, don’t forget the bottomless mimosas.) Photo via Domu/Instagram
DoveCote 390 N. Orange Ave., 407-930-1700 Serving brunch every Saturday and Sunday, downtown’s DoveCote is fancy-but-comfy French-inspired brasserie. Whether it’s chicken liver pâté, salade lyonnaise or crab-and-Gruyere quiche, you’re sure to be transported into un daydream française. Photo via DoveCote/Instagram
The Glass Knife 276 S. Orange Ave., Winter Park, 407-500-2253 This fairly new pastry spot is all about that “cake, cake, cake…” Their brunch on Saturdays and Sundays features artisanal doughnuts and other yummy baked goods, or from the savory side of the menu, try the salmon nicoise salad. Bon appétit! Photo via food_a_love_story/Instagram
Canvas 13615 Sachs Ave., 407-313-7800 Located in Lake Nona, Canvas is giving you American fare with Southern and Latin American twists. They’re open for brunch on the weekends with a menu that is as unique as it is delicious — for example, sweet potato kimchi and ricotta pancakes (!). Photo via autumn_barker/Instagram
Hamilton’s Kitchen 300 E. New England Ave., Winter Park, 407-998-8090 Serving up brunch every day, Hamilton’s Kitchen in the Alfond Inn has a huge patio that’s great for enjoying balmy weather and a variety of savory dishes ranging from a reuben sandwich to chicken and waffles to butternut squash ravioli. Photo via pulseofcfl/Instagram
The Hammered Lamb 1235 N. Orange Ave., 407-704-3200 The Hammered Lamb is one Orlando’s newer brunch spots. Their massive Bloody Mary bar, is sure to provide the cure to any lingering hangover. A tip: Get here early if you want to get a seat. Photo via The Hammered Lamb/Facebook
Maxine’s on Shine 377 N. Shine Ave., 407-674-6841 Another O.G. brunch spot and local favorite, Maxine’s elevates weekend brunch to another level. Start with the wine lover’s board that offers an assortment of fruits, nuts, meat and breads. Still hungry? Check out the chicken and waffles topped with sausage gravy and a scrambled egg for an added Southern flair. Photo via danidoesorlando/Instagram
The Porch 643 N. Orange Ave., Winter Park, 407-571-9101 Brunch is served at the Porch Saturday and Sunday, but listen, on Sundays there is an all-you-can-eat buffet with an omelet bar and an all-you-can-drink mimosas bar. What more can you ask for? Photo via palepuppie/Instagram
Tapa Toro 8441 International Drive, 407-226-2929 Just off I-Drive, this Spanish-inspired restaurant is serving brunch every Sunday from a small but bountiful menu. From their “steak woke” (skirt steak with cheesy grits) to the croque madame, the dishes at Tapa Toro are sure to open your eyes. Photo via Tapa Toro/Instagram
The Boheme 325 S. Orange Ave., 407-581-4700 The Boheme, arguably one of the nicest brunch spots in the Central Florida area, is located in the the Grand Bohemian Hotel and offers an all-you-can-eat and drink brunch on Sundays. Take a gander at all of their select stations offering an assortment of waffles, omelettes, seafood and more. Photo via Grand Bohemian Hotel/Instagram
Slate 8323 W. Sand Lake Road, 407-500-7523 Located on Restaurant Row, this fancy but laid-back grub hub serves brunch every Saturday and Sunday. This Slate is anything but blank; with an inventive menu of brekkie dishes (try the smoked brisket) and drinks dish, they’ll have you coming back every weekend. Photo via Slate/Instagram
The Stubborn Mule 100 S. Eola Drive, 407-730-3400 Trust us, if you’re passing by this place you won’t miss it. The Stubborn Mule has a massive patio and they’re dishing up brunch every Saturday and Sunday, but be warned, there are rules to this weekend brunch, like no chugging from the champagne bottle. But there are no rules on grub. Start off with their brunch nachos. Photo via wanderlovingjade/Instagram
The Sanctum 715 N. Fern Creek Ave., 407-757-0346 Probably one of the best vegan spots in Central Florida, the Sanctum lays out a brunch spread featuring classic breakfast food veggie-fied — from the breakfast bowl filled with “cheezy” grits to various burritos to a killer drink menu. Just because you’re vegan doesn’t mean you don’t enjoy a good mimosa. Photo via The Sanctum/Instagram
Santiago’s Bodega 802 Virginia Drive, 407-412-6979 What more can you ask for? Bottomless mimosas and brunch grub ranging from omelets to crab legs to a pastry tower. Santiago’s may be Orlando’s favorite all-you-can-eat brunch spot for those who have an equally bottomless stomach. Photo via food_a_love_story/Instagram
Soco 629 E. Central Blvd., 407-849-1800 Short for Southern Contemporary, the name perfectly describes the brunch, which is served on Saturdays and Sundays. Here you’ll find Southern comfort food like chicken and dumplings Soco-style, or Southern fried quail and waffles. Photo via Soco/Instagram
The Waterfront 4201 S. Orange Ave., 407-866-0468 Sitting on the pristine Lake Jennie Jewel, the Waterfront has one hell of a patio, a solid drink menu, and a great weekend brunch. Take a trip to Canada with their brunch poutine topped with a fried egg, or try their crab benedict for a nice Florida spin on the traditional dish. Photo via The Waterfront/Instagram
White Wolf Café and Bar 1829 N. Orange Ave., 407-895-9911 Located near Lake Ivanhoe, this classic Orlando dining spot dishes up nontraditional grub on the weekends. A variety of burgers and sandwiches are up for grabs, whether it be the build-your-own or their “hangover burger” that stacks hash browns and a fried egg on a bed of brisket and short ribs. Just make sure to wash it down with the famous White Wolf Bloody Mary. Photo via orlandofoodienews/Instagram
The District 112 W. Second St., Sanford, 407-330-2730 Not to be confused with the place with a similar name in Mills 50, The District in Sanford is serving up classic American fare for brunch on Sundays, whether it’s classic shrimp and grits or their Dr. Seuss-inspired green eggs and ham. All their food is worth the trip. Photo via The District/Facebook