2025 Best Easter Brunch Restaurants Outside the Perimeter in Atlanta Area
Easter Sunday Restaurants in Atlanta Outside the Perimeter
Celebrate Easter Sunday on April 20, 2025, by enjoying a special brunch at a restaurant in Atlanta's OTP area, including Marietta, Roswell, Smyrna, Athens and Alpharetta.If you're looking to soak in the springtime with mimosas and eggs Benedict, check out GAYOT's picks for the Best Easter Brunch Restaurants in Atlanta (Outside the Perimeter), presented in alphabetical order.
> Also, check out GAYOT's list of the Best Easter Brunch Restaurants in Atlanta Inside the Perimeter.
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Dry-aged steaks and more in a spacious, suburban branch of the steakhouse chain. See More
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Fleming's is a steakhouse, but with plenty of vegetable sides and lots of seafood and chicken, every taste is satisfied. See More
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Fogo de Chão
Fogo de Chão brings Brazilian churrascaria to Atlanta's ’burbs. See More
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Brothers Scott and Randy McCray are the founding team behind The Mill in Roswell. See More
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Contemporary, sophisticated Southern fare and a full view of a thriving vineyard set the stage for a singular dining experience. See More
The classical Italian culinary canon rules at Osteria Mattone, focused on fine Roman fare. See More
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A slight Cajun/Creole touch enhances the menu at this Alpharetta restaurant. See More
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Reveille Café does breakfast all day. See More
Cajun/Creole influences throughout the menu reveal the chain's origins in New Orleans. See More
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At Seed and adjacent Stem Wine Bar, chef Doug Turbush has fine stages for showcasing his considerable culinary skills. See More
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