Cancun

Egg-cellent Easter Eats and Best Cancun's Brunch Spots

Cancun's got your Easter brunch covered. Rooftop feasts with ocean views, mariachi-fueled Mexican spreads, or downtown cafés with global flavors – there's a special brunch spot waiting.

Mexicanist

Mar 20, 2024 — 2 min read

Sipping mimosas and soaking up Cancun's sunshine at a rooftop Easter brunch.

Easter in Cancun? Why not ditch the bunny slippers and opt for sandals on the sand instead! From bottomless mimosas to mariachi-backed buffets, there's no better way to celebrate the resurrection of spring (and your appetite) than a Cancun Easter brunch adventure.

Brunch with a View

The Surfin' Burrito: Because Easter tacos are totally a thing, right? This oceanfront joint slings breakfast burritos stuffed with everything from chorizo and eggs to avocado and pico de gallo. Kick back on the deck, snag a mimosa, and try to decide if you'd rather spend the afternoon on a surfboard or napping in a hammock.

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