Eid Brunch Spots That Aren’t IHOP
IHOP is a staple in the Arab American community (if you know you know), and no hate towards IHOP, but I think it’s time to mix it up a little. DFW is full of delicious brunch spots, so we had a pretty hard time narrowing it down-especially since everything looks delicious when you’re fasting- but here are some top spots we recommend!
Le Bilboquet
This is the cutest place- I love the decor, and the location is perfect! You can eat your yummy brunch and then stroll around the shops nearby. The shakshuka is 10/10 SO yummy!
Just look at these mini waffles!! I don’t think we need to say anything else lol!
Ok I know what you guys are probably thinking- First Watch is the new IHOP. But trust me it’s so good! Everything tastes so fresh and healthy(ish). You have to try the avocado toast and breakfast potatoes (life tip: always add a side of potatoes to every meal).
Snooze
Snooze is convenient because it has locations all around the country, but it still maintains that fresh taste that most restaurants seem to lose when they expand!
Yolk also has locations throughout the country, but the Sundance Square location in Fort Worth is the perfect Eid spot! This breakfast sandwich was so good, and if you like peanut butter you have to try these Nutty Monkey pancakes!!
Photo: NY EaterWe are dying to try this place! I don’t even like smoked salmon and my mouth is watering.
Restoration Hardware
Photo: Dallas NewsI have made reservations here 3 times and have had to reschedule them, so I’m still waiting for the day that me and their truffle fries finally get to meet!!
