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Top Charlottesville Spots for Easter Brunch

words by Amanda Danaher
Where to Dine with the Whole Family This Easter

Charlottesville has plenty of great spots for a fun and festive Easter brunch the whole family will love! Whether you’re in the mood for an elegant buffet or a feast with activities for the kids, there’s something for everyone. From classic Easter breakfasts to unique experiences that bring Easter to life, these local favorites offer a family-friendly atmosphere perfect for making special memories together. Be sure to book your spot early. These popular Easter brunches fill up fast!

1. Easter at Blue Mountain Brewery

When: April 5, 2026 | 10 am – 2 pm
Where: 9519 Critzers Shop Road, Afton

More info: bluemountainbrewery.com

Why Go: Just outside of Charlottesville, Blue Mountain Brewery offers a family-friendly Easter brunch buffet. With delicious dishes and a relaxed atmosphere, this is a great spot to gather and enjoy a meal together. The outdoor seating area is perfect for families who want to enjoy the beautiful spring weather. No reservations; seating is first-come, first-served.

Tip: The brewery also offers a great selection of non-alcoholic drinks for kids, too!

2. Boar’s Head Resort Easter Brunch

When: April 5, 2026 | 10 am – 1 pm
Where: 200 Ednam Drive, Charlottesville 

Reservations: boarsheadresort.com

Why Go: Boar’s Head Resort’s Easter Brunch is a great option for an Easter Brunch. With a variety of dishes, the menu is sure to please both adults and kids alike. Reservations are required. 

Tip: Don’t forget to check out the resort’s outdoor areas for some after-brunch fun with the kids. 

3. Farm Bell Kitchen Easter Brunch

When: April 5, 2026 | 8:30 am – 3 pm
Where: 1209 W. Main Street, C’ville 

Reservations: farmbellkitchen.com

Why Go: Farm Bell Kitchen is a downtown favorite for families looking for fresh, farm-to-table meals. Their three-course Easter brunch is thoughtfully crafted to cater to both adults and children, with kid-friendly menu options. Reservations are required. 

Tip: Be sure to make a reservation early as Farm Bell Kitchen fills up quickly!

breakfast at Kimpton the forum, pancakes with berries

4. Hillock Neighborhood Kitchen at Omni Charlottesville

When: April 5, 2026 | 12 pm – 3 pm

Where: 212 Ridge Mcintire Road, Charlottesville

Reservations: omnihotels.com

Why Go: Celebrate Easter with a prix-fixe brunch buffet featuring a cold display with smoothie shooters and charcuterie, hot dishes like buttermilk biscuits and Southern breakfast soufflé, and action stations serving Shenandoah omelets and brown sugar glazed ham. End on a sweet note with donut bread pudding and dark chocolate raspberry tart. 

Tip: After your meal, the whole family can enjoy a stroll along the Downtown Mall.

5. Mount Ida Reserve Easter Brunch

When: April 5, 2026 | 10 am – 3 pm
Where: 5931 Blenheim Road, Charlottesville

Reservations: mountidareserve.com

Why Go: Mount Ida Reserve offers an elegant yet fun Easter brunch buffet for all generations to enjoy together! Enjoy a to-order omelet station along with frittatas, beignets, mini waffles, fresh fruit, chilled vegetables, brunch potatoes, and more. Reservations are required. 

Tip: Their outdoor space offers a scenic view while dining, making it an ideal spot for a relaxing family experience.

6. Birch & Bloom Easter Brunch

When: April 5, 2026 | 11 am – 3 pm
Where: 540 Massie Road, Charlottesville

Reservations: birchandbloomrestaurant.com

Why Go: This chef-driven Easter buffet includes classic brunch favorites like omelet and prime rib carving station alongside festive options like charcuterie and bread pudding French toast. Be sure to save room for handcrafted desserts, including key lime tarts and mini parfaits!

Tip: In addition to brunch, families can attend the restaurant’s Easter egg hunt, perfect for young kids who need to get the wiggles out and have some fun.

Smoked salmon and soft cheese seeded bagel with pea and purple reddish shoot salad and red onion.

7. Orchard Creek Easter Brunch

When: April 5, 2026 | 11 am – 3 pm
Where: 1117 Meadowbrook Road, Waynesboro

Reservations: orchardcreekva.com

Why Go: Celebrate Easter with a delicious buffet and a day full of family-friendly fun! Kids can enjoy a mini putt-putt course with a golf pro, snap a picture with the Easter Bunny, and take home a special treat bag. It’s the perfect way to make lasting holiday memories. Brunch reservations are open to both members and non-members.

Tip: Arrive early to enjoy all the activities—photo opportunities and treat bags are available while supplies last!

8. Restoration at Old Trail Golf Easter Brunch

When: April 5, 2026 | 11 am – 2 pm
Where: 5494 Golf Drive, Crozet

Reservations: oldtrailclub.com

Why Go: Celebrate Easter with a chef-prepared brunch buffet featuring a delicious selection of seasonal favorites. Stay tuned for the full menu, but expect a festive and flavorful dining experience perfect for the whole family. 

Tip: Check out their Instagram for menu details and reservation info!

9. Easter Brunch at Stable Craft Brewing 

When: April 5, 2026 | 10:30 am
Where: 375 Madrid Road, Waynesboro

Reservations: stablecraftbrewing.com

Why Go: Enjoy a relaxing Easter Sunday at Stable Craft Brewing with delicious brunch specials, complete with cocktails and mocktails for all ages. It’s a great way to celebrate the holiday with family, friends, and craft beer in a scenic setting.

Tip: Arrive early to grab a seat on the patio and enjoy the spring weather!

Don’t miss our round-up of local Easter events, as well as a family-favorite recipe for Greek Easter bread and tips for making a beautiful specked Easter egg craft. Looking for more to do around town? Find a Springtime Festival the whole family will enjoy!

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AMANDA DANAHER is a busy mom of five who is passionate about bringing encouragement to other parents through writing. She focuses on freelancing for Virginia parent and family magazines where she can utilize her journalism degree and share her parenting experience.