Best Brunch Restaurants in North Lauderdale

Beautiful garden, excellent service, lovely menu, very tasty huge portions. Inside is quite loud, not good for children or elders who might be more sensitive. Overall, love it here...

We didn't know what to expect since Aqua Plex took over Lips, but we were pleasantly surprised. The food was fantastic and the entertainment was top notch. Can't wait to go back with more friends! The Queens were in dire and so pleasant. I have been to Lips everywhere, and the new Aqua Plex took it to a whole new level! Thanks Boys.... You brought back a Florida fun spot. ❤️❤️❤️

Dine outdoors!! Absolutely beautiful outdoor area. Great food! I had the grilled mahi sandwich with truffle fries (OMG) and the hubs had the jam burger which he loved. ORDER THE BISCUITS!! soooo delicious 😋Can’t wait to go back for Sunday brunch

Service was incredibly slow but the wait staff seemed pleasant. Drinks took forever to make it to our table from the bar on both rounds of beverages that we ordered. I happened to arrive on ladies night and was told drinks were two for one until 8pm but after receiving the bill I was charged full price for both drinks. The restaurant is really nicely decorated and seemed to have a good vibe but due to the poor service, and mind you they were not busy when we arrived at 6:30 pm, I doubt I will return to this establishment.

Shooters was a great experience all around. We had reservations and were sat immediately. The hostess gave us the option of dining in doors or outside along the water and we chose outside. It was a beautiful breezy evening with boats periodically docking there and the passengers getting off and having dinner. Our server was very nice, polite, and checked on us frequently. We ordered the chili wings to start, and I had the ahi tuna salad which was phenomenal and my friend had the Cajun shrimp pasta which looked amazing and he really enjoyed because he ate it all. Everything was tasty, seasoned well, and very good. We had drinks, an old fashion, and a glass of champagne. We didn’t save room for dessert but when I eat there again I’ll make sure to leave room to try the apple pie. All in all it was a wonderful dining experience and I will return. The only thing that was bizarre is that the restaurant is on the waterway, so when we were leaving, the entire street was flooded with a couple feet of water seemingly from the tide rising high enough to spill into the road. I have no idea why no one has raised that wall to keep the water out or built a dam like contraption to keep the water in at night because the street floods pretty deep. Other than that, the restaurant is worth every second and penny.