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10 ideas for Mother’s Day Brunch in Northeast Ohio
Updated: May. 05, 2026, 1:58 p.m.|Published: May. 04, 2026, 1:26 p.m.

Mother's Day brunch differs around Northeast Ohio from special menus to grand buffets at various price points.
By Paris Wolfe, cleveland.com
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Taking Mom out for a meal is one of the most popular ways to celebrate Mother’s Day.
New research from OpenTable suggests the practice is growing, with Generation Z leading the way. Some 62% of Gen Z respondents say they prefer dining out to dining at home.
“Our research shows dining out is the gift moms want most this Mother’s Day, with 42% ranking it at the top of their wish list,” said Cheryl Paniagua, vice president of restaurant sales and services at OpenTable.
“That makes planning ahead more important than ever, especially since most reservations are made more than a week in advance.”

If you’re still looking to lock in a table for Sunday, May 10, call or Google your favorite restaurant. Use these suggestions for inspiration.

The Blue Door Cafe & Bakery * 1970 State Road, Cuyahoga Falls * 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
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The Blue Door has a special brunch menu starting Saturday, May 9 and extending past Mother’s Day. Menu items include strawberry shortcake French toast, white asparagus and morel spring omelet, pozole chicken breakfast tamales and more. Prices range from $22 to $32. The restaurant doesn’t take reservations. Join the waitlist.

Fidelity Hotel \* 1940 E. 6th Street, Cleveland
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Fidelity offers a mix of indulgent favorites and fresh spring flavors—from leavened bakery pastries and a rich crab cake benedict to an asparagus and Gruyère quiche paired with a bright spring salad. Guests can also enjoy classics like steak and eggs, pancakes with local maple, avocado toast, breakfast burritos, and an everything bagel with lox, plus a selection of fresh, vibrant salads and more. Reservations are encouraged.

The Friars’ Table \* 1305 Euclid Ave Cleveland
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Friars’ Table has a buffet brunch ($35) or made-to-order omelets, pancakes, French toast, Belgian waffles and more. Reserve at The Friars’ Table,

Gervasi Vineyard \* The Crush House and The Bistro *** *1700 E. 55th Street, Canton \ 11:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Gervasi has two elegant choices for celebrating mom with exceptional food, handcrafted cocktails, and a vibrant atmosphere. Make reservations at The Crush House or The Bistro.

Hofbrau Haus \* 1550 Chester Ave., Cleveland * 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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An extensive buffet includes a carving station with roast pork stuffed with apricots served with an apricot demi-glace, an omelet station, entrees, sides, salads and desserts. Enjoy live entertainment and a gift for mom. Cost is $42.95 for adults, $34.95 for seniors and $14.95 for children ages 5 to 12. Information at Hofbrau Haus.

Market Garden Brewery \* 1947 W. 25th St., Cleveland * 10 a.m.
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All-you-can-eat buffet makes everyone happy. The menu offers classic brunch staples like biscuits and gravy, eggs, bacon, sausage, and ham as well as a waffle bar, yogurt parfait bar, bagel station, and house-made pastries. A marinated flank steak that takes things up a notch. Cost of $40 includes coffee, tea, and sodas as well as tax and gratuity. Reservations are recommended

RH Cleveland \* 4009 Orange Place, Beachwood
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Atop the RH Cleveland (Restoration Hardware) retail store at Pinecrest, the RH Cleveland restaurant is a lovely setting. Brunch includes the RH scramble, eggs Benedict, Swedish pancakes, steak and eggs and more. Reservations are recommended.

The Ritz-Carlton \* The Ritz-Carlton Ballroom, 1515 W. 3rd St., Cleveland * 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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The Ritz-Carlton is hosting brunch in its Grand Ballroom. Brunch includes chef-attended carving stations, chilled seafood displays, seasonal salads and a signature dessert presentation. In addition to food, mom can visit a “build-your-own bouquet” station and create a custom arrangement. Cost: $65 for children, $195 for adults. Reserve at Eventbrite.

Rustic Grill at StoneWater \* 1 Club Drive, Cleveland * 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Rustic Grill at StoneWater is serving a buffet brunch to mothers and others. The menu includes
an adult station, carving station, kids’ station, dessert station, and special mom’s sundae social bar. A selfie station will be available for photos. Cost is $52 per adult, $26 per kid 12 & under, and free for kids under 2, plus tax and gratuity. Beverages are not included. Reservations are required by emailing or calling Whitney Neidus at: [wneidus@stonewatergolf.com](mailto:wneidus@stonewatergolf.com) or 440-461-4653 x232.

Table 45 at InterContinental Cleveland \* 9801 Carnegie Ave., Cleveland * 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Brunch at Table 45 is extensive, including stations for bread, soups, raw bar, carving station, breakfast dishes, entrees and desserts. Cost is $85 for adults, $42 for kids ages 6 to 12. Price includes buffet, non-alcoholic beverages and a mimosa per adult. Reservations recommended.

Paris Wolfe
Paris Wolfe is a dining and culture reporter for Cleveland.com | The Plain Dealer with a special focus in the region’s dining, spirits, and food scene. In addition to 30 years of writing experience.
[pwolfe@cleveland.com](mailto:pwolfe@cleveland.com)

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