Where To Find The Best Brunch In FL 2020: Daily Meal

PALM BEACH, FL — There's so much to love about brunch, from ham, bacon and sausage, to grits, chicken and waffles, or creative takes on eggs benedict. It's all tasty, and let's not forget cocktails, bloody Marys, mimosas and lemonade with a splash of bourbon. Brunch offers up comfort food like fritters, monkey bread, biscuits and deviled eggs.

The food writers at The Daily Meal website say more restaurants are paying attention to their brunch offerings to up their game. To give the deserving eateries recognition, the site recently posted its list of the Best Brunch in Every State. "Thankfully there are an increasing number of chefs demonstrating true skill and creative flair," the website wrote. "Their restaurants join the ranks of venerable standbys that have been turning out perfectly cooked brunches for decades, attracting legions of devoted fans in the process. So, in honor of the only meal that successfully combines two meals, we tracked down the very best restaurant for brunch in all 50 states and Washington, D.C."

The foodie site's selection for Best Brunch in Florida is The Circle at The Breakers in Palm Beach.

To find the best restaurant for brunch in every state, the Daily Meal editors looked at review sites for venues offering innovative menus, or those that go the extra mile to offer healthy, gluten-free and vegan-friendly options.

"These restaurants pay just as much attention to their brunch menu as their dinner menu (if they’re open for dinner at all), and they serve it in a lively space with just the right amount of celebratory fanfare," the website said.

Here's what The Daily Meal says of The Circle brunch experience:

"Palm Beach, Florida’s Italian Renaissance-style Breakers Palm Beach has been one of the country’s premier high-end destinations since it was built in 1896. There’s no shortage of fantastic dining options at this luxurious retreat, but for brunch, one rises above every option in the state: Sunday brunch in The Circle’s splendid and opulent dining room (think ocean views, 30-foot frescoed ceilings and oval murals depicting Renaissance-era landscapes). Crab claws, sushi, caviar, baby lamb chops, carved-to-order beef tenderloin, Belgian waffles, eggs Benedict, omelets, imported cheeses and more than 30 desserts are all for the taking, with a harpist strolling from table to table to boot. The Champagne, mimosas and bloody marys are free-flowing. Come hungry, and it’ll be well worth the expense ($125 per person or $50 for children 12 and under)."

See the full list of The Best Brunch in Every State on The Daily Meal.