Best brunch cafes in Beaconsfield

Best brunch cafes in Beaconsfield, ranked

1. #1TASTE TEXTURE for pancakes and a brunch with friends

   $$🐕 Dogs outsideOutdoor seating🌳 The Drying Green, 4 min walk

   TASTE TEXTURE is open from 6am on Saturdays and from 7am on Sundays, which covers both weekend days. For a weekend brunch, order the K-pop signature pancake or the Holy Crab Benny, a soft-shell crab on toast with Tom Yum hollandaise. The braised beef short rib, listed on the menu as Living in NY, comes with mac and cheese and crushed Dorito. Kids are catered for, and vegetarian dishes are on the list. Dogs can sit outside, and the park nearby is The Drying Green, 4 minutes on foot.

   Best for: Pancakes, mains and a kids menu

2. #2Cafe 506 for an Asian-style breakfast on Saturdays

   $🌳 Janet Beirne Reserve, 1 min walk

   Cafe 506 opens at 8am on Saturdays and closes at 3pm, so its weekend window is shorter than its weekday hours. The breakfast side of the menu leans Asian, with noodle bowls next to the standard cafe fare. Order the wonton noodle soup, which is the dish regulars return for. Janet Beirne Reserve is 1 minute on foot.

   Best for: Saturday breakfast with noodle bowls

3. #3The Coffee Roaster for eggs Benedict and Sunday coffee

   🐕 Dogs outside🌳 Beaconsfield Park, 4 min walk

   The Coffee Roaster has weekend hours from 6am to 2pm on Saturday and 7am to 2pm on Sunday. On the breakfast side, eggs Benedict sits alongside a bacon and egg roll. Ham and cheese croissants and wraps are on the menu too. Beans can go home too, so a brunch can end with a bag of coffee. Dogs are allowed outside, so a weekend brunch with a dog works here.

   Best for: Eggs Benedict and beans to take home

4. #4157 Corner Espresso for a hash roll and a big breakfast

   $Outdoor seating🌳 Beaconsfield Park, 1 min walk

   157 Corner Espresso is the stop for a filling breakfast, with the bacon and egg hash roll as the highlight. Saturday hours run from 8am to 2pm, and weekday hours run from 7am to 3:30pm. The chai and the chicken schnitzel roll get mentions too, but the brunch focus is the hash roll. Beaconsfield Park is 1 minute on foot, and seats can be taken outside.

   Best for: Filling hash roll and a big breakfast

Compare best brunch cafes in Beaconsfield

Each cafe's cost, brunch menu, weekend opening, outdoor seating and dog access sit side by side below.

How we picked best brunch cafes in Beaconsfield

Scores come first, and scores from a large group of customers count for more than a small group's. Brunch on the menu, weekend opening days and named dishes each added a little to a cafe's place. Outdoor seating and whether dogs can sit outside come from the same notes and are shown in the table.