Is it already almost Easter? Yes, this Christian festival and holiday celebrating the resurrection of Jesus falls on Sunday, March 31 this year. Easter in Detroit is a great time to enjoy some time with family in town with the best Easter brunches in Detroit. Buffets will have you filled with hearty breakfast staples like omelets, waffles, pancakes, and more. You could even opt for Easter dinner as seafood and meat specials are popular options. Restaurants in Detroit are serving up specials, so you and the kids have plenty of fuel for all of the creative Easter egg hunts in and around metro Detroit!
Detroitisit rounded up a trusty list to celebrate Easter 2024 in Detroit, which highlights things to do in Detroit like the best Easter brunch spots in Detroit as well as a few other festive kid-friendly things like Easter egg hunts & fun recipes.
SUNDAY BRUNCH WITH THE EGG HUNT FOOD TRUCK, PHOTO @TWOBIRDSDETROIT/ @XVKBARR ON INSTAGRAM
WEST VILLAGE BRUNCH-EVERY SUNDAY @TWO BIRDS
Starting off this guide list for Easter 2024 in Detroit is a recurring brunch reaching its end this coming Easter Sunday. You’ll be an early bird who gets more than a worm when you try a meal at this low-key brunch spot in Detroit. Two Birds opens early on Sundays in the West Village to serve up a scrumptious breakfast/brunch. Expect only the best mimosas, hot coffee and bloody marys on the east side!). This is not your typical “egg hunt”. Enjoy food by Egg Hunt, which includes delicious menu items that rotate weekly with items like breakfast burritos, shrimp and grits, skillets and more. Click HERE to view the website and to see their full regular cocktail menu in addition to Sunday mimosa and bloody mary specials.
Location: Two Birds, 8126 Kercheval St, Detroit
JOE MUER SEAFOOD PRIVATE DINING, PHOTO @JOEMUERSEAFOOD ON INSTAGRAM
JOE MUER
Next up on this list of things to do for Easter in Detroit 2024 is a popular seafood restaurant that is also an excellent brunch spot in Detroit. Joe Muer Seafood is a household name for Detroit residents. Don’t miss this extravagant buffet featuring chef-carved Dearborn ham, roasted steamship round of beef, plank-roasted Loch Duart salmon, sushi bar, decadent desserts, and more! Joe Muer in Detroit will have brunch from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Adults $79 and $54 for ages 6-11; 5 and under are free.
The Bloomfield location will have an Easter brunch buffet from 10am to 2pm. Price is $69 for adults and $30 ages 6-12. 5 and under are free. Tax and 18% gratuity are not included. Plated dinner service is 4-8 p.m. Click HERE to learn more about Joe Muer’s Easter Brunch grand buffet and make a reservation.
Locations: 400 Renaissance Ctr, Ste 1404, Detroit and 39475 Woodward Ave., Bloomfield Hills
BUNNYVILLE EGG HUNT, PHOTO @DETROITZOO ON INSTAGRAM
BUNNYVILLE AT THE DETROIT ZOO
When: March 29-30, 2024
This list of things to do for Easter 2024 in Detroit wouldn’t be complete without mentioning Bunnyville at The Detroit Zoo! Go for the gold at this annual two-day event, which features a golden egg hunt, live entertainment, photo opportunities with the Easter Bunny, inflatables, and more. Cost is free with zoo admission and for members. Also, explore the incredible Zoo Tales Story Trail, a transformative collaboration with PBS to help make stories of the wild come to life throughout the Zoo. Click HERE to view the website for more info on these events and to purchase tickets.
Location: 8450 W. Ten Mile Road, Royal Oak
THE WHITNEY
Brunch Time: 10:00 am to 2:00 pm
This guide list for Easter in Detroit 2024 proudly highlights some of Detroit’s best brunch spots that annually serve specials like no other. If you haven’t had Easter brunch at The Whitney, then what are you waiting for? It will surely be a special treat out in this iconic historical Detroit mansion. Enjoy the delicious brunch served up by Chef Gary’s seafood mac and cheese or prime rib au jus with horseradish. The brunch meal is $69 per person Click HERE to view the website and make a reservation that is required.
Location: 4421 Woodward Avenue, Detroit
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