Where to Find Easter Brunch on the Adirondack Coast

March 22, 2016

Some people like Easter because they think bunnies are cute. Other people like Easter because it means they get to wear fancy hats and brightly colored dresses (confession: that’s why I like Easter – I guess I can’t speak for the rest of you).

Whatever the reasoning behind your enthusiasm for the holiday, chances are you and your family want to (or have to, depending on how you feel about it) spend the day together.  What’s the best way to accomplish this while keeping everyone as pleasant as possible? Well, Sunday brunch, of course!

There are plenty of places on the Adirondack Coast offering a diverse range of Easter specialties. Visit one of the locations below and keep everyone in your party “hoppy” –even after they’ve eaten all the jelly beans at the bottom of their Easter baskets.

1. Conroy’s Organics

8173 US Route 9, West Chazy, NY 12992

Conroy’s is a great choice for families with kids. This Easter celebration provides more than just an impeccable organic menu boasting steak and eggs, crab cake benedict, and challah French toast; it also includes an egg hunt at 12:30pm and a bunny photo op for the youngsters from 11:30am to 1pm. To enjoy this true “farm-to-table” dining experience, stop by between 10am and 3pm.

2. Livingoods Restaurant and Brewery​

697 Bear Swamp Road, Peru, NY  12972

From 10:30am to 2:30pm on Easter Sunday, you’ll find an extensive menu featuring locally grown and sourced meals fitting a range of tastes and preferences. Try a seasonal frittata, a brunch burger, or the signature LG Eggs Benedict. Not to worry – there’s an Eggs “Vegedict” if you’d rather the sautéed spinach in place of the Taylor pork roll. Don’t risk missing out! Reserve your spot today by calling 518.643.2020.

3. Butcher Block Steak & Seafood Restaurant​

15 Booth Drive, Plattsburgh, NY 12901

If it’s quality meat or seafood you’re after, on the Adirondack Coast, Butcher Block is the “go-to” independently owned and operated eatery. This year’s Easter brunch menu incorporates salmon, roast, turkey, and ham, but also includes a wide selection of pastries made on-site. Sample pies, danishes, cakes, and more! Here, you don’t have to commit to savory or sweet – you can try it all. This annual brunch, offered from 9am to 1pm is always a hit – make sure to reserve your spot by calling ahead at 518.563.0920.

4. Irises Cafe & Wine Bar​

20-22 City Hall Place, Plattsburgh, NY  12901

This annual Easter brunch buffet is going on from 10am to 2pm and features over 25 items including traditional breakfast options, like eggs, bacon, sausage, as well as a carving station, seafood, fresh salads, and more. There’s even a separate kid's buffet featuring classic favorites, like chicken fingers, pizza, and veggie dippers. End your meal in style at the chocolate fondue fountain or choose a house-made dessert from DeLish Bakeshop! This venue welcomes large parties, and is accepting reservations at 518.566.7000.

5. Anthony's Restaurant & Bistro

583 State Route 3, Plattsburgh, NY  12901

Anthony’s offers a variety of meal options throughout the day on Easter Sunday, from 12pm to pm. Both dining areas will be open to patrons. No matter whether you choose the bistro or the main dining room, you’ll be able to enjoy the chef’s specials, featuring baked ham, fish, and game meat. This venue is all about choices. At this contemporary European-American bistro, there’s something for everyone! Call 518.562.6420 to reserve a table.

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No matter where you and your family choose to spend Easter morning, if you’re on the Adirondack Coast, you’re bound to enjoy yourselves. So, what are you waiting for? Hop to it! 

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Author:
Alina Walentowicz

Alina, formaly the Public Relations & Content Specialist at the Adirondack Coast Visitors Bureau, a division of the North Country Chamber of Commerce. In this role, she developed and implemented a yearly strategic public relations plan to increase tourism on the Adirondack Coast. Originally from Clifton Park, NY, she studied English and Journalism at SUNY Plattsburgh, graduating with her bachelor’s degree in May 2015. On the weekends, you can find Alina binge-watching Netflix and drinking local craft brews and hard ciders. On special occasions, she can be coaxed off the couch and away from The Good Wife – but such occasions usually call for intense dance moves. She also loves cats, and is currently in search of the perfect feline to call her own.

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