Where to Brunch in Sugar Land

A grilled sandwich cut in halves on a plate with fries and a sauce dip
Dip into State Fare brunches with birria benedicts, fried chicken and more | Courtesy of State Fare Kitchen & Bar

In our Where to Brunch series, we search Houston’s vast array of neighborhoods for the very best brunch offerings.

Lying 20 miles southwest of Downtown, this family-friendly suburb is one of the most affluent and rapidly growing cities in the state.

As such, there is plenty to do, including brunch.

Note: For this list, Sugar Land is defined by the area covered in this map.

Where to Brunch in Sugar Land

Dive into savory and sweet waffles, boozy brunch offerings and more at Jupiter Pizza & Waffle Co. | Courtesy of Jupiter Pizza & Waffles

Jupiter Pizza & Waffle Co.

Town Square hotspot Jupiter Pizza & Waffle Co. is a popular brunch favorite.

For the table, start with “wafflettes,” mini chicken and Belgian waffle bites topped with housemade maple cream and strawberries; then dig into a lineup of sweet and savory treats.

There are omelets, French toasts, loaded pizzas, and breakfast skillets, which come packed with things like pulled pork and caramelized onions or chicken-apple sausage and country gravy—and then there are the waffles.

Get them topped simply with maple syrup and powdered sugar, or go for the gold with Oreo crumbles, strawberries and vanilla custard or maple sausage, bacon, cheese, and eggs-your-way.

Saturday 9am to 10pm; Sunday 9am to 9m.

Take in rooftop views with brunch classic at The Roof on the Lake | Courtesy of The Roof on the Lake

The Roof on the Lake

Nestled across from Lake Point and overlooking Brooks Lake, guests can score panoramic views of Sugar Land and an elegant Sunday brunch at The Roof on the Lake.

Dine on shrimp, grits & crab with lobster cream sauce, Cajun fried whole red snapper, and fried chicken & waffles with bourbon syrup, alongside brunch cocktails from Bloody Marys to Bottomless Mimosas.

Sunday 11am to 4pm.

The Rouxpour at Sugar Land Town Square offers up New Orleans-inspired fare for brunch | Courtesy of The Rouxpour

The Rouxpour

Soulful haunt The Rouxpour throws down with a Creole-inspired brunch every weekend.

Feast on pain perdu and fried chicken; Cajun omelets loaded with crawfish and jalapeño sausage, spinach, ‘shrooms, gouda cheese and Creole sauce; hangover burgers stacked with blackened shrimp, potato cake, an onion ring, cheeses and bacon, and a “Bayou sauce” drizzle.

Saturday and Sunday 11am to 2pm.

Dig into the Frito Pie and other belly-filling brunch plates at State Fare | Courtesy of State Fare

State Fare Kitchen & Bar

With a location in Sugar Land Town Square, local mini-chain State Fare Kitchen & Bar is known for its high-low gastropub fare.

At brunch, that means you can dig into chicken fried steak & eggs with biscuits and jam; XXL buttermilk griddlecakes with whipped butter and real maple syrup; and N’awlins BBQ Shrimp, Tails & Grits which is loaded with bbq shrimp, fried crawfish tails and stone-ground grits.

Saturday and Sunday 10am to 4pm.

More Great Brunch Options in Sugar Land

Grab brunch classics from breakfast tacos to pancakes and waffles at Bellagreen; hit Carmelo’s Mexican Grill for all-day breakfast, from migas con huevo and chilaquiles to grande breakfast burritos and chorizo-stuffed tacos; go casual at breakfast favorites like Another Broken Egg, First Watch, and The Toasted Yolk; and score vegan brunch fare at conscious cafe Pythagoras.


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Brooke Viggiano
Brooke Viggiano is a food and lifestyle writer residing in Houston. When she's not contributing to publications like 365 Things to Do in Houston, Thrillist Houston and the Houston Press, she's on the hunt for the coolest happenings in the city. You can follow her musings on Twitter @BrookeViggiano .