Mosey on over to your favorite local restaurant for an Easter brunch complete with bubbly, of course! Or, gather the family and go on an adventurous egg hunt.
Where to Eat:
Take it to Adele's with a variety of food fare including honey glazed ham, macaroni and cheese, potato salad, buttermilk biscuits, and more. (adelesnashville.com)
Head to Anzie Blue for an Easter Gospel Brunch. Tickets cost $25 and include one complimentary cocktail and music by Jon Lucas. The Easter menu includes Southern Style Deviled Eggs, Creole Style Shrimp and Grits, BLT Benedict, Biscuits and Gravy, and more. Food must be pre-ordered. (anzieblue.com)
Chef's Market is featuring several specialty Easter packages on their spring takeaway menu, including an Easter Dinner for Two Package, the Ham I Am package which serves ten to twelve people with a Tangerine Basil Glazed Spiral Cut Ham, three accompaniments plus deviled eggs, dinner rolls and a cake, and several brunch options for families of all sizes! (chefsmarket.com)
Church & Union is offering a buffet for both brunch and dinner. Adults can eat at the buffet for $60 and children twelve and under cost $40. (churchandunionnashville.com)
Virgin Hotels Nashville is offering an indulgent seasonal brunch buffet for $35 per person. Enjoy a variety of brunch offerings including Scrambled Hen Eggs, Benton’s Bacon and Turkey Sausage, mini Chicken Salad Croissant Sandwiches and Eggs Benedict. Commons Club will also feature a waffle, biscuit, and bagel bar offering housemade waffles and scratch biscuits with toppings including Tennessee honey butter, maple syrup, hot honey, strawberries, an assortment of cream cheese, lox and capers. A charcuterie station featuring regional meats and cheeses and a dessert bar are also available. The brunch price includes complimentary coffee and tea. (commonsclub.com/nashville)
Edley's is back with their ready to heat and eat Easter meals. Offering traditional favorites like ham with glaze, deviled eggs and banana pudding, Edley’s has three packages available for pre-order, ready for pick up the day before Easter. (edleysbbq.com)
Celebrate Easter with extended brunch hours with options like burrata, French toast, and hot fried chicken. (etc.restaurant)
Dress in your Easter best and head to Fleming's for a three course meal. Enjoy a filet mignon paired with your choice of crab-stuffed shrimp or lobster tail scampi. The dinner menu and children’s three-course menus are available all day. Hosting at home with a larger party? Order from their catering menu and select various appetizers, salads, and entrée options. (flemingssteakhouse.com)
For those looking to celebrate Easter in a unique atmosphere with stunning scenery, Gaylord Springs Golf Links is the perfect place to spend the day with friends and family. The Scottish style links course is offering an Easter Brunch on Sunday, April 17. Visit ten individual stations displaying a unique variety of dishes like omelets, pastries, breakfast classics, a selection of carved meats, fresh salads, charcuterie, desserts, and kid-friendly options. Reservations must be made in advance. (gaylordsprings.com)
On Easter Sunday, Holston House is hosting a rooftop Easter brunch. A prix fixe menu of smoked lamb, shrimp and grits, pink deviled eggs, and carrot cake pancakes, accompanied by a two tier stand of assorted easter scones, savories, sweets, and a hot tea and juice bar is available for $60 per person. (hyatt.com)
Guests at Stompin' Grounds on the lobby level of the JW Marriott will enjoy a buffet-style pre-fixe menu for $65 featuring a variety of appetizers (including a chilled seafood station, caviar deviled egg salad, fresh fruit salad, assorted quiches, and more), a selection of savory and sweet entrees, a bakery display, dessert selections, and specialty beverages and cocktails. Reservations are recommended and include four hours of valet parking . The modern cafe is also baking delicious macaroons that are the perfect addition to any Easter basket. These vibrant cookies come in a variety of flavors, and they are hand-crafted at the JW Marriott Nashville's in-house pastry shop. Swing by the grab-and-go counter for easy pick up before Easter. (marriott.com)
Kick-off brunch season and celebrate Easter with the launch of Toast and Tea, a new spring brunch featuring decadent toast selections and seasonal large format cocktails presented in tea sets. Head to the popular rooftop to enjoy new dish offerings, too. (lajacksonbar.com)
The cafe is open for Easter brunch and lunch. Easter meal packs are also available to take the taste of the Loveless Cafe home. The Easter meal pack includes country ham with peach glaze, three homemade sides, and one tray of heat n’ eat biscuits with preserves. (thelovelesscafe.com)
You'll love Marigold's Chick Mix to pieces! The seasonal flavor is sweet and salty a mix of butter popcorn, a rich milk chocolate drizzle, pretzels, and Reese's pieces. (marigoldpopcorn.com)
Indulge in a celebratory Sunday Brunch complete with Easter specials. Enjoy the eatery’s signature à la carte menu, along with specialty Easter dishes such as Ham Gougeres, Lamb Roulade, and Tempura Soft Shell Crab. Marsh House will also open for dinner on Easter Sunday with signature offerings such as decadent seafood towers and a fresh raw bar selection. (marshhouserestaurant.com)
Martin's has your family's Easter table fixed up and ready to go. Choose from the Easter Feast, Easter Supper, and Prime Rib Supper packages. Special a la carte offerings are also available. Place your order by April 13 at 3 p.m. (martinsbbqjoint.com)
Hop over to the Nashville Aquarium for breakfast with the Easter Bunny. Enjoy a delicious breakfast buffet and get pictures with the Easter Bunny on Saturday, April 16 at 9 a.m. Reservations can be made online and the brunch costs $18.99 for adults and $13.99 for children ages three through ten. Children under two are free. (aquariumrestaurants.com)
Enjoy a full a la carte brunch menu with highlights including avocado toast and chicken and waffles, along with their Easter special — a decadent Croque Madame prepared with shaved ham, spinach mornay, fontina cheese, rye toast, and topped with a poached egg. (noelle-nashville.com)
The steakhouse, which normally only operates during dinner, has extended their hours on Sunday, April 17 to be open from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. in celebration of the holiday. In addition to the regular menu, the team will be serving a variety of small plates such as Char Grilled Gifford’s Bacon with blue cheese mousse, honey crisp apples, and sweet onion gastrique, as well as Southern staples like shrimp and grits and a Spinach and Feta Quiche. (oaksteakhouserestaurant.com)
Celebrate Easter with a plethora of Mediterranean dishes. The buffet has a cold, entree, and dessert station. (sadiesnashville.com)
Join James Beard Award Winning Chef R.J. Cooper and his culinary team at Saint Stephen for a four-course, prefix-modern interpretation of Easter Brunch. The menu highlights the beginning of spring with offerings like local green asparagus, spring lamb presse, and local strawberries. Prepaid reservations cost $80 per guest. (saintstephennash.com)
Sambuca in the Gulch is the perfect place to bring friends and family this Easter. Enjoy an Easter Sunday brunch with family, friends, and a side of live music. (sambucanashville.com)
STK Steakhouse is offering dine-in, takeout, and delivery specials all weekend long. In addition to their regular brunch and dinner menu, Dungeness Crab Deviled Eggs, Slow Roasted Prime Rib, and Colorado Lamb T-Bones are available all day. (stksteakhouse.com)
The Nashville Grange (located on the first floor of Grand Hyatt Nashville ) is offering a Tennessee-to-table Easter brunch buffet on Sunday, April 17. The special menu includes a wide variety of favorites, including maple glazed ham, herb crusted prime rib, deviled eggs with pimento and bacon jam, smoked salmon tartlets with cream cheese and caviar, and chorizo flatbreads with a sunny-side-up quail egg and queso fresco. Guests can also enjoy decadent desserts like carrot cake profiteroles and raspberry éclairs. (thenashvillegrange.com)
Yolan presents a special Easter Brunch, featuring savory Italian dishes. Plus, pair your brunch favorites with an Aperol Spritz or an array of sparkling wines from Yolan’s signature Bubbles Cart. An a la carte brunch menu is also available. (yolannashville.com)
Things to Do:
The Easter bunny will be hard at work hiding eggs for a scavenger hunt all weekend long at The Adventure Park. This is not your typical Easter egg hunt. Each egg has a word… find all the words and win a prize! The Easter Egg Hunt in the trees is free, but you’ll need to purchase a ticket for climbing, as the eggs will be hidden up high. (myadventurepark.com)
Take the whole fam to the zoo for egg hunts, animal encounters, and an Easter Bunny meet-and-greet. While tickets for regular entry is sold out, there is limited availability with the Early Riser Package. (nashvillezoo.org)
Take a stroll through Cheekwood and see nine oversized bunnies painted by local artists – eight of them hidden throughout the gardens – plus kiddos can partake in an egg hunt. Food trucks will also be on site. (cheekwood.org)
Join The Mall at Green Hills for photos with the Easter Bunny with a safe and enjoyable photo experience. Make your reservation online. (shopgreenhills.com)
The Pinewood Easter Egg Hunt is back for its fourth annual year! Bring along your little ones and join them on April 17, Easter Sunday, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Don't forget to BYOB (bring your own basket)! (pinewoodsocial.com)