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10 Hot Local Places to Celebrate Mother’s Day

If you’re looking for a great place to take mom for a memorable meal — delicious food, cozy atmosphere, and world-class service, here’s a few local places to try. 

SEVEN MILE CAFE

2300 Highland Village Rd. | Highland Village  &  110 W. Vine St. | Keller | SevenMileCafe.com

Seven Mile Cafe in Highland Village is the perfect place for a vibrant brunch experience. The menu features a blend of comfort food and healthy options, including their famous French Toast and signature breakfast tacos. With a welcoming atmosphere and a variety of delicious options, it’s a great spot to treat Mom.

ANGELINA’S MEXICAN RESTAURANT

101 Baise Blvd. | Hickory Creek & 1396 W. Main St. | Lewisville | AngelinasTexas.com

Treat the special moms in your life to a delicious Tex-Mex feast at Angelina’s Mexican Restaurant! This family-owned gem, with a rich history dating back to 1986, offers authentic and mouth watering dishes that are sure to delight everyone’s taste buds.

Shoal Creek Tavern

1701 Shoal Creek | Highland Village | ShoalCreekTavern.com

Shoal Creek Tavern is known for its relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere and a diverse brunch menu including prime rib carving and omelet stations, and delicious breakfast favorites. Charming, rustic décor adds a special touch.

FIRST WATCH

2201 Justin Rd., #301 | Flower Mound | FirstWatch.com

First Watch offers a bright and fresh brunch experience, with a variety of healthy and flavorful options, including their Lemon Ricotta Pancakes and Smoked Salmon Frittata. The atmosphere is casual and welcoming, making it an excellent choice for a family-friendly brunch.

TYCOON

811 International Pkwy., #410 | Flower Mound | TycoonFlowerMound.com

Tycoon promises a luxurious experience that the extraordinary mothers in your life truly deserve. Nestled in the heart of Flower Mound, Tycoon offers a contemporary and upscale setting for a truly memorable celebration.

The BartonVille STORE & JETER’S MEAT SHOP

96 McMakin Rd. | Bartonville | BartonvilleStore.com

The Bartonville Store is a charming, historic spot that offers a buffet-style brunch with a carving station, omelet station, and plenty of sweet treats. Known for its great selection of meats and gourmet products, it’s a fantastic spot, cozy, and down-to-earth setting.

Nations Burgers

3420 N. Interstate 35, Ste. 120  | Denton | NationsRestaurants.com

Support local and indulge in the scrumptious flavors of Nation’s Giant hamburgers! Known for their delicious one-third-pound burgers and delectable pies, this local gem is the perfect spot to celebrate the special mom in your life.

Palio’s Pizza Castle Hills

615 FM 2281, #200 | Lewisville | PaliosCastleHills.com

Palio’s Pizza Cafe in Castle Hills is a beloved destination for locals seeking delicious and satisfying Italian cuisine. Known for their gourmet pizzas, pastas, salads, sandwiches, and desserts, Palio’s offers a diverse menu that caters to various preferences and tastes.

The barrel

2648 FM 407, #150  | Bartonville | TheBarrelRestaurant.com

The Barrel is a rustic New American restaurant that offers delicious, locally-sourced dishes with a cozy, upscale atmosphere. Their brunch menu includes everything from classic eggs benedict to creative twists on comfort food. With a great selection of cocktails and wines, it’s a fantastic location for a relaxing, upscale Mother’s Day brunch.

SIP + SAVOR

1201 Shoal Creek | Highland Village | SipAndSavor.com

Sip + Savor is a trendy café offering a mix of classic brunch dishes and creative specials. From Crab Cake Benedict to Banana Foster French Toast, the menu is perfect for those craving a twist on traditional brunch. The restaurant’s inviting and modern atmosphere is perfect for a special Mother’s Day meal.


Make sure to make your reservations early for a memorable celebration!

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