Best Brunch Spots in West Palm Beach
West Palm Beach, Florida — updated August 21, 2026
Six West Palm Beach restaurants worth a weekend late morning, from a Clematis Street scratch kitchen serving until 3 PM to a Sunday-only brunch service downtown.
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Brunch in West Palm Beach is concentrated on a few downtown blocks: five of the six restaurants below sit on Clematis Street or a short walk from it, near Datura and Banyan. Most run their weekend service until mid-afternoon rather than early morning, so this is a late-morning city more than a sunrise one. Sunday is the safer bet across the board, since at least one place here brunches only on that day.
1. Batch New Southern Kitchen and Tap: West Palm Beach
Batch is first because it runs the most committed brunch program of the group: Saturday and Sunday, 10 AM to 3 PM, with bottomless drinks and DJs, plus a weekend feature the kitchen calls Bourbon, Birds, and Bubbles that runs until 3 PM. The rating is a proven 4.5 across 2,674 reviews, which is a lot of evidence for a scratch kitchen on Clematis Street. Reservations are taken for weekend brunch, worth using if you want a table during the bottomless window rather than after it. Happy hour runs Saturday and Sunday from 4 to 6 PM if you stay on.
2. Hullabaloo
The highest-rated place on this list at 4.6 from 1,115 reviews, and the one with the narrowest window: brunch is Sunday only, 11 AM to 3 PM. Every other day the kitchen opens at 4 PM for dinner, so a Saturday visit gets you a bar, not eggs. The bar keeps going after brunch on Sundays, with drinks listed from 11 AM into the small hours, which makes it a reasonable place to settle in rather than turn the table. It sits at 517 Clematis, at the quieter end of the strip.
3. Avocado Grill
A 4.5 across 2,642 reviews on Datura Street, a block off Clematis, and a good option when the rest of the table wants vegetables with their late morning. One honest caveat from diners: the brunch menu is limited on straight breakfast dishes, with more range in the savory and lunch direction, so come for the tacos and fries end of things rather than a stack of pancakes. Weekday hours start at 11:30 AM, which tells you the kitchen is built around midday service. Reservations are available through the restaurant's own booking page.
4. Elisabetta's Ristorante
The most reviewed restaurant here by a wide margin, 4.4 from 3,454 reviews, in a large space on Banyan Boulevard with valet parking, which matters downtown on a Sunday. Sunday service starts at 11 AM, earlier than the weekday 11:30 AM open, and the room fills through the middle of the day. Note that the brunch evidence is thinner than at Batch or Hullabaloo: this is an Italian restaurant with a late-morning weekend open rather than a dedicated brunch operation, so check the menu before you commit a group. Daily happy hour runs 4 to 7 PM with discounted pizzas and cicchetti.
5. Pistache French Bistro
The bistro answer, at the corner of Clematis and the waterfront, with an 11 AM to 2:30 PM midday service and a 4.3 rating from 1,277 reviews. That rating is lower than others on this list but it is settled, not provisional. Saturday and Sunday open at 11 AM, an hour ahead of the weekday 11:30 AM start. The kitchen's small plates lean French standards including burgundy escargot and smoked salmon with creme fraiche, capers and red onion. In summer the restaurant tightens its evening ordering times, so a weekend late morning is the more reliable visit.
6. Lynora's WPB
The smallest review base here, 950 at a 4.4, which makes it the least tested of the six rather than the weakest. It earns its place by opening at 11 AM every day of the week, the only restaurant on this list with no dark brunch day, and by publishing a dedicated brunch menu alongside its lunch specials, happy hour and gluten-free and vegan listings. Kitchen closes at 10 PM Sunday through Thursday and 11 PM on Friday and Saturday. At 207 Clematis it is a few doors from Batch, so it is a workable fallback when the wait there is long.
What we left off
Rocco's Tacos and Tequila Bar advertises bottomless brunch every Saturday and Sunday at 224 Clematis, and its 4.5 from 5,905 reviews is the strongest here, but it operates locations across Florida and this guide sticks to independents. Sourbon Kitchen and Bar at 215 Clematis came off for a different reason: its listed hours start at 4:30 PM Wednesday through Sunday, with no brunch service, so it does not match the premise.