37 Festive Christmas Brunch Recipes

This decadent French toast casserole is sweet, flavorful, and easy to make.

Topped with colorful, fresh berries and sprinkled with powdered sugar, it's a treat that looks worthy of your decorated holiday table.

Plus, the best news is that you can prepare this meal the night before and start baking in the morning. Serve with plenty of maple syrup.

Check out other French toast ideas if you're looking for something sweet!

If there is a time of year to go over the top with festivities, it's the holiday season.

This cinnamon roll wreath looks incredible and is the perfect treat for sipping coffee.

Whether you are looking to impress your guests or you just want something sweet, these cinnamon rolls are just the thing. Garnish with cranberries to create a stylish centerpiece.

When serving any meal, it's important not to forget the drinks.

Although I typically prefer coffee in the mornings, I won't turn away a refreshing glass of juice, either. This holiday punch gives your typical morning vitamin C a kick of cheer.

Tart cranberries, sweet soda, and a splash of lemon make this the perfect way to start the holiday. Plus, it's a hit with kids.

There is something about a breakfast casserole that really sets the mood for any weekend or holiday celebration.

Not only are casseroles hearty and delicious, but they are also easy to make ahead the night before. This particular breakfast casserole contains familiar favorites like eggs, cheese, and your preferred protein.

It's the perfect savory dish on a cozy Christmas morning.

When assembling the ideal Christmas brunch, don't forget to give the spread some vertical appeal.

This donut hole Christmas tree is a great way to dress up your meal for maximum fun.

With just a few crafting supplies, you can impress all of your guests or watch your kid's faces light up at the sight of this festive breakfast.

Many people turn to the breakfast burrito when their taste buds want to travel south for breakfast, but breakfast enchiladas should definitely make it to the list.

You can indulge in all of the delicious Mexican flavors you love but apply them to the most important meal of the day.

This recipe is also excellent for larger crowds, so it will be a hit at your holiday gathering.

If there is ever a time to indulge in a boozy brunch, Christmas is it. These Christmas morning Mimosas are a spin on a classic favorite.

Enjoy your late-morning meal with a splash of citrus and cranberry for a mouthful of holiday cheer.

Of course, this drink is best enjoyed among friends, so be sure to make enough for the entire party.

I don't think anything is more comforting than simple pleasures like cheese and bread.

You can enjoy this savory combination at any time of the day. This cheesy Christmas tree bread will satisfy your cravings for those cozy comfort foods.

This fun finger food also makes a great appetizer for any other holiday gatherings you plan to attend.

Cinnamon is one of the quintessential flavors of Christmas time.

Nothing beats the warm aroma filling your home on a white Christmas morning. It's as simple as your favorite French toast recipe, but baking for a group of people is a breeze with this dish.

Once you've prepared the dish, simply add maple syrup and bake.

Every year my family looks forward to some pumpkin pie. It’s one of our favorite flavors of the season.

But if you aren’t a fan of pumpkin pie, you might enjoy this spiced pumpkin French toast casserole.

It has all of the desired flavors of a traditional pumpkin pie packed into one delicious breakfast dish.

I find cranberries to be one of the unsung heroes of the holiday flavors.

These tart little berries may not be as popular as blueberry or raspberry, but paired with something sweet, their flavor becomes addictive.

This cranberry Christmas cake is just the thing when you are craving some sugary, tart cranberry. And although it is technically cake, you won't find any icing here, so you can easily serve it as a breakfast dish.

I love hazelnuts in everything from my candy to my coffee. When I discovered Nutella, it was all I would eat for a week.

This Nutella pastry Christmas tree blew me away when I tried it. There is something simply irresistible about creamy, chocolatey hazelnut and flaky, buttery pastry.

Serve it with a cup of black coffee, and you will have a brunch that satisfies you.

One of my favorite things to enjoy with brunch is a cup of fresh fruit.

During the holidays, it's not hard to dress up some fruit for an added touch of vibrant cheer.

With this Christmas dip recipe, your family and friends will have a sweet treat for dipping strawberries, graham crackers, and other snacks.

All of the delicious flavors of spicy gingerbread baked into a waffle and smothered in custard and syrup? Yes, please!

This incredible recipe is the ideal indulgence for a day like Christmas. Plus, it's not complicated to make, and the result is mouthwatering.

These brown sugar biscuit twists are one of my new favorite go-to's for an easy addition to any brunch menu.

The twists are simple to assemble with just a few ingredients, many of which you likely already have in your pantry, like brown sugar and butter.

These little twists are also handheld, perfect for dunking into your coffee and munching on the move.

Who said burgers aren't for breakfast time? Well, although you may not be craving beef, first thing, there's no reason you can't enjoy a slider until dinner time.

These breakfast sliders are a savory combination of all your early-morning favorites.

Nothing beats a classic combination of eggs, bacon, and cheese. And these sliders make it easy to enjoy them.

I use my oven whenever possible, especially when cooking for a crowd.

This oven-baked hash brown recipe is convenient for adding hash browns to my menu without dealing with the stovetop mess.

Plus, these are handheld, making them perfect for kids or large parties where people are moving around.

Casseroles are easy and versatile, so it's no wonder they're such a popular brunch item. This overnight blueberry French toast casserole is no exception.

Rich, sweet blueberries and decadent French toast are the perfect things to enjoy while watching your loved ones open their gifts.

Of course, as much as I enjoy sweets with my coffee, sometimes you just need something savory to start the day.

This sausage hash brown breakfast casserole hits the spot and is perfect for preparing the night before.

Sitting down to a meal is a great experience, but since you are likely to be grazing throughout the day on Christmas, sometimes some simple snacks are enough.

This breakfast charcuterie plate is a delightful assortment of eggs, sausage, fruit, and baked goods. Your guests and family will fawn over this adorable tray of goodies.

This sheet pan on what recipe is perfect for quick and easy meals that you can customize to your preferences.

Try out your favorite omelet flavors and see which one you like best. Plus, it is easy to adjust the size of the recipe based on your needs.

This is one of my favorite Christmas Brunch ideas.

This croissant breakfast casserole is the perfect selection.

If you love baked casseroles, I want something with a bit more texture.

Crispy, buttery croissants and fresh berries are soaked in custard, making this decadent dish ideal for a holiday gathering.

I love creative uses of classic favorites, and who doesn't love a slice of crispy bacon with their breakfast?

It turns out this popular protein is fun to create new flavors with.

This maple candied bacon is ideal for sweet and salty breakfast foods. Your family and guests will be clamoring for the recipe.

I am a huge fan of finding ways to sneak veggies into my favorite dishes.

Spinach is one of my favorites, so these ham cheese and spinach puffs have become a staple in my kitchen. It doesn't hurt that kids love them too.

This breakfast ring is an attractive addition to any table. It's packed with flavor and easy to make ahead. And your family and friends will love how convenient it is to grab a slice.

This is also another recipe that you can easily customize. Use your favorite proteins and cheeses to create a dish that is entirely your own.

This tater tot breakfast casserole is a hearty combination of my favorite breakfast flavors.

I could easily eat this every day, and it is so easy to make that I probably could. For some adult kick, I recommend adding pepper jack cheese.

I love using my Bundt pan for baking. It's a simple way to shape a dish, plus it makes serving so simple.

This bacon, egg, and cheese brunch bread is moist, filling, and simple enough for beginners to figure out.

A little goes a long way with this recipe, so make sure to whip it up for a large group.

Like me, most of us have likely noticed those little packages of processed muffins in the grocery store. These are similar but ten times better.

These soft, fluffy pancake muffins are the perfect treat for dipping in maple syrup. They are a crowd-pleaser for sure and a huge hit among the kiddos.

Check out other pancake ideas to make!

If you are hunting for a recipe that will impress guests, these prosciutto asparagus puff pastry bundles should be a top contender.

Not only are they lovely to look at, but they are also easy to put together and loaded with exciting flavors. I can't get enough of them.

Fruit tarts are such an easy way to add a splash of color to your table.

These fruit tarts are crafted with granola rather than dough, making them ideal for your breakfast plate.

Plus, who doesn't love refreshing fruit first thing in the morning?

Quiches are one of my favorite options when serving a large group, and this mini quiche recipe makes it easy to sample all of your favorite flavors.

Since each quiche is assembled individually, you can get creative with as many fillings as you like. Plus, you can freeze what's left over for a rainy day.

Finding a recipe that requires fewer than five ingredients is a blessing. This one goes above and beyond, requiring only three.

I love how quick and easy it is to put this together, and it's great for both breakfast and lunch selections.

All of your guests will love this simple sausage, cheese, and bread recipe.

Every great brunch deserves a great Mimosa. One of the best things about this drink is that it is easy to customize for holidays and special occasions.

These cranberry mimosas add a touch of holiday cheer to this popular morning beverage.

Plus, their sparkling red color will blend in perfectly with your holiday decor.

Check out other ideas for a mimosa bar!

I adore yogurt and fresh berries, and this parfait is a gorgeous way to include them on your table.

I highly recommend serving it in a clear container since the layers are such a joy to look at.

It's also a breeze to assemble and a hit at any holiday gathering.

Anyone that cooks regularly knows how useful a crockpot can be.

It's easy to prepare and forget, and simple transportation is built right into the crockpot.

These crock pot breakfast potatoes are a great side to nearly any dish and are simply decadent when you add cheese.

If you're keto, check out some keto crockpot recipes to try too!

Pigs in a blanket are typically a favorite at any party. The good news is you can adapt these gems for breakfast, too.

By wrapping sausages instead of mini hotdogs and serving them with maple syrup, you create a fun breakfast dish that is easy for anyone to enjoy.

My family requests these every year, and they have become a staple in my Christmas brunch ideas.

Most people prefer sweet flavors when it comes to their pancakes, but I cannot recommend enough adding a bite of something savory.

These maple bacon pancake bites exemplify how delicious sugar and salt can be.

They take less than a half hour to make, and everyone will love your creative use of these classic breakfast flavors.