Article Updated March 23, 2026

Why toil over a hot stove all Easter Sunday when you could indulge in brunch or dinner from a Pittsburgh restaurant and simply enjoy the holiday instead? Let this year be stress-free by trading in the oven for a table at a family brunch, or let someone else handle the cooking with a take-out dinner. We’ll help you find the perfect way to savor Easter in Pittsburgh, so you can focus on what really matters: conversation, connection, and maybe a little chocolate bunny indulgence too.

Celebrate Easter with Brunch, Dinner, and Take-Out Options in Pittsburgh

Coop de Ville

If you’re looking to give your kids a special Easter this year, Breakfast with the Easter Bunny at Coop de Ville is the way to go. On March 29, celebrate a bit early so you can still enjoy your intimate family gathering on Easter day. You’ll dig into an all-you-can-eat buffet with all the breakfast foods you can imagine. Plus every table gets a free printed photo with the Easter Bunny.

Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium

While dates are selling out quickly, the Pittsburgh Zoo still has slots available for their Bunny Brunch on April 4. You can choose between either breakfast or lunch with the Easter Bunny depending on your schedule. You’ll get to enjoy their buffet alongside animal ambassadors while also making a craft to take home, get a picture with the Easter Bunny, and take part in an Easter egg hunt.

Fairmont Pittsburgh

Celebrate Easter with a warm, family-friendly brunch featuring a delicious buffet crafted for all ages. Enjoy a variety of dishes like live carving stations, fresh seafood, made-to-order omelets, salads, and decadent desserts. Plus, there’s a special kids menu with favorites like mac and cheese and chicken nuggets. Little ones can also meet the Easter Bunny and decorate festive cookies.

Revel

A brunch buffet makes sure that everyone gets to eat as much or as little as they’d like. Plus with a range of options, it’s a picky eater-friendly option. Cruise their selection of carving stations, made-to-order omelets, waffles, pastries, an oatmeal station, hot main courses, kid choices, dessert stations, and so much more.

Grand Concourse

The Grand Concourse at Station Square is an experience in itself. The tall ceilings and gorgeous architecture transport you back to an age of elegance. The menu varies from morning to evening, and each version has its charms. For brunch, dine on prime rib, ham, turkey, lamb, salmon, waffles, biscuits and gravy, fresh fruits and vegetables, donuts, and plenty more for dessert. In the evening the restaurant transitions to seafood lasagna, made-to-order pasta, pork loin, mac and cheese, ham, mussels, salads, hot sticky buns, and even a kid’s food station.

Braddock’s Rebellion

Adults and kids alike can sit down and relax with a pre-fixe menu from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. which means no more arguments on who wants what. To start, you’ll choose from caesar salad, baby gem wedge salad, onion soup, yogurt parfait, a smoked salmon board, and oysters on the half shell. Then for your main, choose between an egg breakfast, salmon Benedict, crab omelet, Denver omelet, Croque Madame, or corned beef hash with breakfast potatoes or fruit cup and toast. Finally finish with a dessert of berry cobbler, cheesecake, or bread pudding.

Omni William Penn Hotel

There’s nowhere better than the Terrace Room at Omni William Penn Hotel with its large, arching windows and stunning chandeliers for an Easter brunch in Pittsburgh. Pick your seating time at either 10 a.m., 12 p.m., or 2 p.m. which all leave plenty of time to spend the rest of the day at home. The curated menu by the Omni’s chefs includes selections of seasonal dishes, sweet treats, as well as carved items. 

The Fez

In Hopewell Township, The Fez plans to host their 48th annual Easter buffet for all families. Choose from 12 p.m., 2 p.m., or 4 p.m. on Easter day for your dining time and come hungry for soup, salad, chef-carved meats, pastas, seasonal sides, and delicious desserts. Guests 21 and over can tend to the bar while the Easter Bunny makes an appearance for photo opportunities and to hand out candy and prizes to the kids.

Bistro To Go

Sometimes, it’s better to let yourself enjoy Easter dinner rather than rushing around making sure everything is perfect. Bistro To Go has a number of dishes that taste just as good as homemade. Simply make your order, pick it up, and follow the heating instructions fora quick and easy solution to Easter. Order from various dips, Brown Sugar Baked Ham, Maple Glazed Turkey, Pecan Sweet Potato Casserole, Brunch Sugar Pecan French Toast, and more. 

Family Table

What could be more luxurious than your very own chef-curated meal? Family Table takes care of the hard work for you with their Glazed Ham Meal. Available in 2, 4, 6, and 8 servings, the ham is made with real Vermont maple syrup, whole grain mustard, and herbs. Plus you also get scalloped potatoes, roasted vegetables, and rolls.

The Commoner

Throughout Easter weekend, The Commoner is serving up new brunch specials to welcome spring and get you ready for the holiday. Dive into their Eggplant Frittata, Baked French Toast with blueberry, lavender, and caramel, or a Prosciutto Baguette. Plus craft cocktails on their menu are sure to keep your dining time lively.

Ritual House

Try many of your Easter-time favorites at Ritual House for brunch this weekend. Deviled Eggs with bacon jam and smoked paprika sit beside Brûléed Oranges and Grapefruit as well as a Cherry Cheesecake French Toast. But, you can go more savory too with Crab Benedict or a Monte Cristo.

Square Cafe

Hurry in from March 27 to April 9 to order this East End restaurant’s Easter food and beverage specials. Start with The Peep Latte that uses toasted marshmallow and white chocolate mocha. Then, fill your table with Carrot Cake Pancakes, White Bean Hash, or a Ham and Turkey Club Sandwich.

Palm Palm

Palm Palm is where upscale meets comfort classics so you get a brunch that feels familiar yet creative and unique all at once. Their Steak and Eggs focuses on an 8 oz Wagyu cut while Stuffed Hawaiian French Toast utilizes fresh berries. Plus, there’s plenty of other pancakes, waffles, Benedicts, and so much more.

F&F Pizzeria

Want to shake things up this Easter Sunday? Rather than cooking at home, let F&F Pizzeria handle all the stress from 12 p.m. to 9 p.m. Choose to split a pizza with the whole table like a Hot Sausage and Sage variety. Or, individualize your meals with options like Red Wine Braised Short Rib or Fennel Sausage and Broccoli Rab.

Story by Kylie Thomas
Photo Courtesy of Family Table

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