Best Happy Valentines Day Brunch
Happy Valentines Day Brunch
Kick off your Valentine’s Day in the sweetest way possible with a big breakfast! Whether you’re staying cozy in your Valentine’s Day pajamas or dressing up for a brunch party, nothing says “I love you” more than these scrumptious Valentine’s Day breakfast ideas.
Ahead, you’ll find plenty of reasons to break out the waffle maker, including lemon poppy seed waffles topped with a luscious glaze. And we have tons of recipes for sweet and savory dishes like eggs, pancakes, and pastries galore. Of course, it wouldn’t be Valentine’s Day without something pink on the menu. Try the pretty strawberry smoothie—it doubles as a healthy breakfast recipe! While some of these cupid-approved dishes are perfect for celebrating an intimate breakfast-for-two, others are sure to feed a crowd of your favorite people. Try one of the many breakfast casseroles that you can easily prepare the night before or opt for a chocolatey treat like the hot cocoa pancakes that might just take the place of your favorite chocolate desserts. You can serve any one of these scrumptious recipes with a warm cup of coffee or turn your breakfast into a celebration by setting up an elegant mimosa bar. Once you have your Valentine’s Day breakfast planned out, all that’s left to do is make a DIY Valentine’s Day card to make the day feel extra special.
These cute scones are bursting with strawberry flavor thanks to dried strawberries and strawberry preserves. To get the vibrant pink color, add a few drops of red coloring to the mix.
This fruit salad is pretty in pink! Use a mixture of red and pink fruits like grapefruit, strawberries, raspberries, and grapes—then top it off with simple syrup for added sweetness.
Start a new tradition this Valentine’s Day by treating your whole crew to a sweet morning meal. This giant pancake is topped with Nutella and fresh raspberries for the ultimate breakfast.
Getting cozy on Valentine’s Day is easy when you stack up a plate of these hot chocolate pancakes. They’re perfect for chilly February days.
Spend more time with your loved one (and less time cleaning up) with this one-pan breakfast that comes together in just under an hour. All it needs is a crusty baguette for dipping and you’ll have breakfast on the table in no time.
Get creative this Valentine’s Day with a new variation on waffles in a lemon-poppy seed flavor. Instead of syrup, opt for a sweet glaze that’s super easy to make.
If you plan on eating a lot of chocolate on Valentine’s Day, you may want to have a light breakfast like these cucumber smoked salmon bites. They’ll still feel fancy without weighing you down.
You can’t go wrong with chocolate on Valentine’s Day! Prepare these chocolate crepes filled with orange-infused cream cheese for the sweetest morning ever.
You don’t need an elaborate breakfast to impress your loved one. A simple bowl of sugary strawberries will do the trick! Serve them with yogurt or whipped cream for a sweet treat.
These incredible pancakes are lighter than your typical pancake recipe, which just means you’ll have more room for all those Valentine’s Day chocolates!
The best part about this egg and sausage casserole is that it can be prepped and assembled the night before. On Valentine’s Day morning, all you need to do it throw it in the oven and breakfast is served!
This recipe is for all the bacon-lovers in your life. It’s a classic scone recipe topped with a thick layer of maple glaze and crispy bacon for the ultimate play on sweet and salty.
Gifting cinnamon rolls to friends and loved ones is a holiday tradition in the Drummond family. But that doesn’t mean you can’t gift them at other times of the year too—Valentine’s Day for instance?
These individual egg casseroles can be stored in the freezer so all you have to do on Valentine’s Day morning is pop them in the microwave! It’s perfect for when you just need a small bite for you and your partner.
Chocolate and strawberries are the ultimate Valentine’s Day treat. This twist on the classic combo takes chocolate doughnuts and tops them with a sweet strawberry glaze.
This is one of the easiest ways to make French toast. It’s all cooked in one casserole dish then scooped out into individual portions for serving.
This pink smoothie tastes just like a strawberry milkshake, so it feels extra special first thing in the morning. Serve it up in one glass with two straws for you and your sweetie.
Cake for breakfast? Yes, please! These red velvet pancakes are topped with a cream cheese drizzle so they taste just like red velvet cake.
These cute egg cups are made in the microwave so they couldn’t be easier. Each cup is filled with ham, tomatoes, cheese, and pesto.
If you and your partner go together like peanut butter and jelly, you’ll love this breakfast made with the classic pairing. The grab-and-go oats are great for your busy love-filled day.
This breakfast for two uses day-old croissants as the bread of choice. It’s fluffy, flaky, and even more delicious when topped with fruit and syrup.
Chocoholics will go crazy for these decadent pancakes. They’re topped with a homemade chocolate ganache that’s over-the-top good.
If you loved pop tarts as a kid, you’ll love this giant grown-up version that’s filled with mixed berry jam. It’s sweet, flaky, and fit for a crowd.
Pretend like you’re in the city of love with this classic French breakfast. The egg sandwich is piled high with ham, melted cheese, and creamy bechamel sauce.
This smoothie bowl will be love at first sight. It tastes just like a chocolate-covered strawberry!
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