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This Best Brunch roundup is updated as Beacon grows and changes, and was originally published years ago for those seeking syrup-topped weekend breakfasts. This roundup continues to be a favorite destination for those searching out the best brunch in Beacon, NY, so we want you to access an up-to-date list. Restaurants are a hot ticket in Beacon these days, so the number of brunch and breakfast offerings is on the rise every day. Below, you'll find a selection of brunch destinations, with more added as we explore them.
Last Updated: 1/24/16
BRUNCH AT HOMESPUN
Homespun, www.homespunfoods.com
Homespun, www.homespunfoods.com
232 Main Street
Homespun was Beacon's original brunch destination. Famous for their deep-dish vanilla french toast or yogurt with fruit, or a delicious bowl of oatmeal, you will find something you like here. Drinks include beer, coffee and tea, and flavorful sodas like Orangina. Eat inside, or take advantage of the garden patio in the back during warmer months. Reservations not accepted; it's first-come, first-serve. A great option for early risers.
Homespun was Beacon's original brunch destination. Famous for their deep-dish vanilla french toast or yogurt with fruit, or a delicious bowl of oatmeal, you will find something you like here. Drinks include beer, coffee and tea, and flavorful sodas like Orangina. Eat inside, or take advantage of the garden patio in the back during warmer months. Reservations not accepted; it's first-come, first-serve. A great option for early risers.
BRUNCH AT TOWNE CRIER CAFE
Towne Crier Cafe, www.townecrier.com
379 Main Street
Brunch and lunch are served at the Towne Crier Cafe, located in the "Market Square" district of Beacon, aka the middle of Main Street. The kitchen creates a new menu every weekend; they can be previewed in the restaurant. A full bar is available, so you may enjoy wine, beer or cocktails. The restaurant is large and can accommodate large parties.
Brunch and lunch are served at the Towne Crier Cafe, located in the "Market Square" district of Beacon, aka the middle of Main Street. The kitchen creates a new menu every weekend; they can be previewed in the restaurant. A full bar is available, so you may enjoy wine, beer or cocktails. The restaurant is large and can accommodate large parties.
BRUNCH AT BEACON FALLS CAFE
Beacon Falls Cafe, www.beaconfallscafe.com
Beacon Falls Cafe, www.beaconfallscafe.com
472 Main Street
The Beacon Falls Cafe is an American bistro with a menu that serves variety. They do serve craft beers, and have outside seating on the front sidewalk. Brunch at Beacon Falls Cafe is quite convenient for those shopping at the boutiques located on the East End of Main Street, or if you're attending an event at the Howland Cultural Center.
The Beacon Falls Cafe is an American bistro with a menu that serves variety. They do serve craft beers, and have outside seating on the front sidewalk. Brunch at Beacon Falls Cafe is quite convenient for those shopping at the boutiques located on the East End of Main Street, or if you're attending an event at the Howland Cultural Center.
BRUNCH AT THE ROUNDHOUSE
The Roundhouse at Beacon Falls, www.roundhousebeacon.com
2 East Main Street
Brunch at The Roundhouse at Beacon Falls is perfect for large or small parties who are looking for an incredibly beautiful view of the falls. Dining here is serene, even in warmer months when you can hear the rushing water from a table nestled below street level, in the riverbank. A full bar is available, so you may enjoy wine, beer or their famous cocktails. Served from 11am-3pm.
Brunch at The Roundhouse at Beacon Falls is perfect for large or small parties who are looking for an incredibly beautiful view of the falls. Dining here is serene, even in warmer months when you can hear the rushing water from a table nestled below street level, in the riverbank. A full bar is available, so you may enjoy wine, beer or their famous cocktails. Served from 11am-3pm.
BRUNCH AT CHATEAU BEACON
Chateau Beacon, www.chateaubeacon.com
37 Lamplight Street
Located just a few short minutes outside of downtown Beacon, Chateau Beacon's brunch menu offers Pancakes with Spiced Maple Syrup, Bananas Foster French Toast, Eggs Benedict Florentine, and a Vegetable Frittata. The booths are big at Chateau Beacon (as is the entire restaurant), and you'll find plenty of TVs surrounding the bar. To get there from Main Street, take a right on 9D, drive over the I-84 overpass, and take a left at the little statue of a soldier. Opens later in the morning, at 11am.
Located just a few short minutes outside of downtown Beacon, Chateau Beacon's brunch menu offers Pancakes with Spiced Maple Syrup, Bananas Foster French Toast, Eggs Benedict Florentine, and a Vegetable Frittata. The booths are big at Chateau Beacon (as is the entire restaurant), and you'll find plenty of TVs surrounding the bar. To get there from Main Street, take a right on 9D, drive over the I-84 overpass, and take a left at the little statue of a soldier. Opens later in the morning, at 11am.
BRUNCH AT BEACON BREAD COMPANY
Beacon Bread Company, www.beaconbread.com
193 Main Street
Carbohydrate lovers will enjoy the selection of breads, croissants and other pastries. Eggs can be cooked your way, and grilled vegetables may be added to any order. Food with a Lebanese flair is on the menu, including homemade yogurt for those who crave protein with their french toast. During the warmer months, seating is available at picnic tables outside. Reservations are not accepted, and it's first-come, first-serve. A great option for early risers.
BRUNCH AT BJ'S SOUL FOOD
213 Main Street
Hungry weekenders and longtime locals welcome the fried chicken and oxtail options at BJ's Soul Food, served with a side of mac and cheese, collard greens, or whatever specials are on the menu for the day. Be sure to ask for their cornbread. The breakfast menu includes pancakes and eggs, and for dessert, enjoy a large slice of a triple-layer, homemade, frosted cake. A great option for early risers.
BRUNCH AT YANKEE CLIPPER DINER
Yankee Clipper Diner, www.beaconyankeeclipper.com
397 Main Street
Hungry families have their choice of Belgian waffles with fruit toppings, pancakes, french toast, eggs cooked your way, loaded omelets, hashbrowns, and the usual choices found in diners. This old-time favorite is sure to have a booth or table for you. Enjoy a milkshake while you wait.
Ella's Bellas, www.ellasbellasbeacon.com
418 Main Street
While Ella's Bellas does not offer a traditional brunch that includes syrup, early risers will find the cafe open for a great cup of Tas Kafe coffee, a heartier latte, or a piece of quiche or bread pudding. Yogurts are available in this kid-friendly cafe, and garden seating in the back is a must during warmer months. Gluten-free eaters will love this bakery for the many truly delicious options on offer.
BREAKFAST AT BEACON PANTRY
Beacon Pantry, www.beaconpantry.com
382 Main Street
Beacon Pantry is a local favorite for elevated snacks like a croque monsieur, prosciutto cotto, French ham, grilled cheese, goat cheese salad, house made granola, yogurt, chocolate croissant and other baked goods. Perk up with a cup of Stumptown coffee.
BREAKFAST AT BEACON BAGEL
Beacon Bagel, www.thebeaconbagel.com
466 Main Street
Beacon Bagel is sure to fill the bellies of large and small crowds, with or without children. We did a review of one of their breakfast bagels here as a great to-go option for those who need to hit the road early on a weekend morning. Several sandwich options are available, to be supplemented with coffee, juice and (why not?) cookies.
HOME-COOKED BRUNCH
To make your own top-notch brunch at home, find easy pancake mixes from Bob's Red Mill at Key Food, specialty syrups sold in several of the above-mentioned cafes, and delicious bacon and house-stuffed sausage at Barb's Butchery, located at 69 Spring Street, on the other side of the bridge at the Dummy Light.
Carbohydrate lovers will enjoy the selection of breads, croissants and other pastries. Eggs can be cooked your way, and grilled vegetables may be added to any order. Food with a Lebanese flair is on the menu, including homemade yogurt for those who crave protein with their french toast. During the warmer months, seating is available at picnic tables outside. Reservations are not accepted, and it's first-come, first-serve. A great option for early risers.
BRUNCH AT BJ'S SOUL FOOD
213 Main Street
Hungry weekenders and longtime locals welcome the fried chicken and oxtail options at BJ's Soul Food, served with a side of mac and cheese, collard greens, or whatever specials are on the menu for the day. Be sure to ask for their cornbread. The breakfast menu includes pancakes and eggs, and for dessert, enjoy a large slice of a triple-layer, homemade, frosted cake. A great option for early risers.
BRUNCH AT YANKEE CLIPPER DINER
Yankee Clipper Diner, www.beaconyankeeclipper.com
397 Main Street
Hungry families have their choice of Belgian waffles with fruit toppings, pancakes, french toast, eggs cooked your way, loaded omelets, hashbrowns, and the usual choices found in diners. This old-time favorite is sure to have a booth or table for you. Enjoy a milkshake while you wait.
BREAKFAST CAFES
BREAKFAST AT ELLA'S BELLASElla's Bellas, www.ellasbellasbeacon.com
418 Main Street
While Ella's Bellas does not offer a traditional brunch that includes syrup, early risers will find the cafe open for a great cup of Tas Kafe coffee, a heartier latte, or a piece of quiche or bread pudding. Yogurts are available in this kid-friendly cafe, and garden seating in the back is a must during warmer months. Gluten-free eaters will love this bakery for the many truly delicious options on offer.
BREAKFAST AT BEACON PANTRY
Beacon Pantry, www.beaconpantry.com
382 Main Street
Beacon Pantry is a local favorite for elevated snacks like a croque monsieur, prosciutto cotto, French ham, grilled cheese, goat cheese salad, house made granola, yogurt, chocolate croissant and other baked goods. Perk up with a cup of Stumptown coffee.
BREAKFAST AT BEACON BAGEL
Beacon Bagel, www.thebeaconbagel.com
466 Main Street
Beacon Bagel is sure to fill the bellies of large and small crowds, with or without children. We did a review of one of their breakfast bagels here as a great to-go option for those who need to hit the road early on a weekend morning. Several sandwich options are available, to be supplemented with coffee, juice and (why not?) cookies.
HOME-COOKED BRUNCH
To make your own top-notch brunch at home, find easy pancake mixes from Bob's Red Mill at Key Food, specialty syrups sold in several of the above-mentioned cafes, and delicious bacon and house-stuffed sausage at Barb's Butchery, located at 69 Spring Street, on the other side of the bridge at the Dummy Light.
For a full list of all restaurants in Beacon, where you can find lunch or dinner despite a special breakfast menu, visit A Little Beacon Blog's Restaurant Guide.
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