The new Cheesecake Factory at Westfield Montgomery Mall in Bethesda will be serving Mother's Day brunch. Expect a wait, but isn't it always worth it at Cheesecake Factory?
The famous Plato de Madre is back at Uncle Julio's, but with a premium lobster tail added! But, wait - you also get a cajeta for dessert, a famous caramel treat believed to have originated in Celaya, Guanajuato, México.
Frequently rated as one of the DC area's top restaurants, Food Wine & Co. will be serving Mother's Day brunch from 11:00 AM to 2:30 PM. Renowned chef Michael Harr's menu will include Oven Roasted Dutch Baby with fresh local berries and whipped butter; Green Chile Grits and Ham with cured pork belly, poached egg and micro cilantro; and homemade Cinnamon Rolls with vanilla cream cheese and cinnamon sugar. No corners will be cut at this spot, which will also serve its standard dinner menu all day until 9:00 PM.
Mother's Day is special at American Tap Room - special enough to call for Mother's Day-only menu items like Deviled Eggs, shrimp cocktail, smoked salmon, and a carved-to-order prime rib station. Plus, a make-your-own omelet station.
Chef José Andrés' Bethesda Row outpost has a $55 unlimited tapas Mother's Day brunch, with a complimentary glass of cava, mimosa, bloody gazpacho or orange juice.
Redwood will be serving a Mother's Day buffet brunch, with more options than last year. With good weather, their Bethesda Lane patio is one of the best outdoor dining spots in town.
This is the cheapest ticket to Paris you can buy your Mom this Sunday. Crepes and quiche compete with their famous steak frites on this menu, along with traditional brunch items. Be sure not to miss the Make-Your-Own-Bloody Mary bar!
Brunch is always a treat at Mussel Bar, but this Sunday, your Mom can enjoy a free Momosa beverage.
Mother's Day brunch includes unlimited mezze and pastries at Lebanese Taverna.
An Italian-inspired brunch at Cesco Osteria will run you $45 per person, and includes carving and omelet stations.