23 San Antonio restaurants that serve breakfast or brunch all day long

Magnolia Pancake Haus
Multiple locations, magnoliapancakehaus.com
You’re guaranteed to have a long wait if you stop for brunch, but this 7am-2pm eatery is worth it. Enjoy the usual breakfast staples, but be sure to try the corned beef hash, banana’s foster French toast or lemon poppyseed waffle.
Photo via Instagram / magnoliapancakehaus

Panchos and Gringos
900 Nolan St., (210) 227-6700, facebook.com/PanchosGringos
This Mexican eatery serves up breakfast taco favorites like huevos rancheros, divorciados, and la Mexicana all-day long.
Photo via Instagram / southtexasfoodie

Pancake Joe’s
Multiple locations, pancakejoes-sa.com
Pancakes at Pancake Joe's are served until 3 p.m and come in a variety of flavors, like banana, triple berry, strawberry, chocolate chips, pecan, cinnamon roll and even bacon.
Photo via Instagram / sacurrent

Nicha’s Comida Mexicana
Multiple locations, nichas.com
While pancakes are only served until 2 p.m., you’ll still be able to feast on some delicious Mexican breakfast plates. You can’t go wrong with the chilaquiles, machacado con huevo or chorizo con huevo. If you’re still hungry, try one of their several breakfast taco options.
Photo via Instagram / nichascomidamexicana

The Hut Diner
1610 Fredericksburg Rd., (210) 649-8574, facebook.com/The-Hut-Diner-258739271002715/
Open until 2 p.m you'll find all of your breakfast favorites at the Hut Diner, like buttermilk pancakes, chicken and waffles, and even Texas French Toast.
Photo via Instagram / thehutdiner

The Guenther House
205 E. Guenther St., (210) 227-1061, guentherhouse.com
While this riverside house is only open 8 a.m-2 p.m, you’ll have plenty of breakfast platters to choose from. Specialties include buttermilk biscuits, the Southern sweet cream waffle, Pioneer pancakes and Pioneer-seasoned potatoes.
Photo via Instagram / theguentherhouse

Box Street All Day
623 Hemisfair Blvd. Ste. 108, (210) 476-5705, theboxstreetsocial.com
This casual, chef-driven concept serves up all types of brunch foods. Not only that, but the spot also features an espresso bar, craft cocktails, bubbles and local beer, too. Folks looking to snag a bottle of bubbles can swing by the onsite “bottle shop” for fun on the run.
Photo courtesy of Box Street All Day

Max & Louie’s New York Diner
226 W. Bitters Rd., (210) 483-7600, maxandlouiesdiner.com
Trade-in the Tex-Mex dishes for some NY-style eats at Max & Louie's. Try the salami and eggs, Challah French toast, cheese blintzes or a classic pancake stack. And don't forget to treat yourself to a breakfast cocktail like a Screwdriver, Bloody Mary or mimosa.
Photo via Instagram / maxandlouies

La Hacienda de los Barrios
18747 Redland Rd., (210) 497-8000, lahaciendabarrios.com
Under the “Buenos Dias” portion of the menu, you’ll find the Mexican breakfast classics like huevos rancheros, huevos a la Mexicana, chorizo con huevo, taquitos and chilaquiles, all served until 10 p.m!
Photo via Instagram / lahaciendabarrios

La Villita Cafe
418 Villita St., (210) 223-4700, lavillitacafe.com
Enjoy freshly-made pastries, breakfast tacos or an omelette plate at this Downtown spot. Plus, daily specials (both happy hour and all-day) will make your visit all the more worthwhile.
Photo via Instagram / la_villita_cafe

Chicago Bagel & Deli
10918 Wurzbach Rd. #132, (210) 691-2245, chicagobagelanddeli.com/index.html
A variety of Bagels are available until 3 p.m including garlic, onion, poppy, pumpernickel, egg, blueberry and plenty more. Toppings include butter, jelly, honey, butter or the ever-classic plain cream cheese.
Photo via Instagram / chicago_bagel_and_deli

NOLA Brunch & Beignets
720 E Mistletoe Ave, (210) 320-1572, eatatnola.com
An obvious option for brunch, this Nawlins spot is a brunch godsend. Although not open on Mondays and Tuesdays, NOLA serves up sugary beignets (try them stuffed with lemon curd!) and other French Quarter Classics until 2 p.m Wednesday-Sunday. For something more filling (and maybe not so sweet), try the Blue Crab Omelette, Shrimp & Grits or Egg Rockafella.
Photo via Instagram / versonphoto

Taqueria Datapoint
Multiple Locations
This spot serves up authentic street tacos at two different locations near the Medical Center until 11pm.
Photo via Instagram / juice247gp

Luther’s Cafe
1503 N. Main Ave., (210) 223-7727, lutherscafe.com
Whether you’re visiting during regular hours or stop in for late-night grub, you’ll be able to enjoy chicken & waffles, tacos or an Oreo waffle at this LGBTQIA+ friendly spot.
Photo via Instagram / cfperez13

First Watch
Multiple locations, firstwatch.com
Formerly known as The Egg and I, brunch-chain First Watch brings breakfast favorites right to your stomach. With 6 locations in the San Antonio area, the menu includes frittatas, power bowls, skillet hashes as well as healthy options.
Photo via Instagram / catguedea

Pete’s Tako House
502 Brooklyn Ave., (210) 224-2911, petestakohouse.com
Pete's Tako House is a must for those in search of some solid taqueria vibes in the downtown area. Open until 3 p.m, customers can indulge in the classic bean and cheese combo or go with something more exciting like the machacado and egg variety.
Photo via Instagram / tacosntriggers

Los Balito’s Taco Shop
Multiple locations, losbalitostacoshop.com
With over six locations around the Alamo City, Los Balito's is convenient for those looking for a late night snack. Enjoy breakfast tacos and burritos in a dozen combinations, including machaca, migas & egg, papa ranchera and chorizo & egg. Oh, and you might as well treat yourself to the carne asada fries (they’re too good for words).
Photo via Instagram / oscar.dehoyos.9

Tony G's Soul Food
915 S Hackberry, (210) 451-1234, tonygssoulfood.com
It’s hard to find a Sunday brunch that beats authentic Southern comfort food accompanied by live jazz music. Tony G’s is a crowd favorite for a reason, after all.
Photo via Instagram / tonygssoulfood

De Wese's Tip Top Cafe
2814 Fredericksburg Rd, (210) 732-0191, tiptopcafe.takeout7.com
Open since 1938, De Wese’s has perfected their menu over three generations of serving San Antonians. Grab a seat in their old-school diner, enjoy some classic comfort food and prepare to finish off the meal with one of their irresistible pies.
Photo via Instagram / binkilee30

Mama’s Cafe
2442 Nacogdoches Rd, (210) 826-8303, mamascafesa.com/
Mama’s Cafe offers classic Southern comfort food in an old-fashioned diner setting until 3 p.m on Monday's, and 2:30 p.m on Tuesday-Sunday. Stop by for a brunch of biscuits and gravy, or relax over a dinner of their Texas Meat Loaf.
Photo via Instagram / 2hungrygals