Dad works hard all year long for the family, so when it comes to a day designed just to celebrate the guy who taught you how to string a lure, tie a knot, fix the car, or call the mechanic, you should start it off strong with a Father’s Day breakfast that shows him how much you care.

To the Dads out there, the step-dads, the father figures and the good men in our lives, thank you. You are appreciated more than you know.
Celebrating Father’s Day With Breakfast Or Brunch
When it comes to brunch or breakfast, we don’t often think of Dad. It’s usually grilled meats and low and slow BBQ. But, who doesn’t love a good Breakfast or brunch celebration? And, unless Pop’s really loves cereal (Because if that is the case, then do that – I get it!) there is nothing wrong with kicking off Father’s Day with an amazing meal.
Breakfast for Dad!
Check out these 20 beefed up, sauced, and totally kicking versions of breakfast classics just waiting to be whipped up this weekend!
With ribs, pork, enchiladas, benedict, and even maple bacon pancakes, these meaty recipes are a fun way to show the father figure in your life some love.
There are so many options and you don’t have to stick with just one. It’s time to celebrate Pops! Splurge a little and give him some options. The leftovers will always taste great if you have some.
Planning Brunch Ahead Of Time
Word of advice, keep things simple and easy. Sure, weekend brunch is great but not if you have to do a zillion things to get ready for it. So, whenever possible, try to do a bit of prep the day before if possible. Set the table the evening before and any sauces, condiments, or sides, have as much prep work done as you can. It takes the stress out of everything. I even put everything in their plates or bowls covered in plastic wrap so assembling the buffet is a breeze!
Which means, more opportunity to spend quality time with Dad for Father’s Day!
Now onto the manliest brunch recipes out there
Father's Day Brunch Recipes
Dad deserves the best! And these recipes are sure to make his day special from the start. From Whole 30 power bowls to bacon-infused doughnuts, we've got options for whatever will make his day!
Turn those leftover pork ribs into a fun and hearty hash that will leave Pops full for hours!
The mother of all breakfast piles. Cornbread waffles topped with smoked pulled pork All topped with fresh sauce, roasted corn, and scallions. Breakfast is served.
Looking for something a little different? Try this crispy kielbasa in a maple syrup over cheddar infused Waffle House waffles.
Got a dad who's into eating clean? This whole30 recipe is filled with flavor and clean fuel.
Who wouldn’t love waking up to pancakes and bacon – wait! Bacon in Dad's pancakes. Oh, yes, please!
Sweet pulled pork piled atop French toast with a poached egg. It doesn't get more heavily than this for the carnivore in your life.
Chilaquiles are the sauce soaked nachos of the brunch hour. Which makes them the perfect Father's Day menu item!
Everyone loves enchiladas - now, add eggs and sausage and they are the brunch happiness any father would love!
It’s everything you love about a fine night out at a great restaurant, in your breakfast omelet. Always bring home a doggy bag. Always.
Forget fancy - this benedict is down-home with a creamy blender hollandaise, pulled pork, and a messy bbq sauce. Top it with a fried egg and start the day right.
Green salsa, a cast iron pan, and leftover chicken make one of the most fun dad-approved brunch's you can make (in 20 minutes and on a grill).
Top that English muffin with a hearty breakfast of awesome. Start with delicious scrambled eggs, topped with cheese, then pile on the brisket.
Salsa and eggs over crispy tortillas with beans and ham? This meal was made to get you through the day.
This is one of those incredibly simple and yet totally amazing breakfasts that pairs wonderfully with tortillas or hearty toast.
Salsa and eggs over crispy tortillas with beans and ham? This meal was made to get you through the day.
This frittata is so easy your kids could even help whip it up! And so delicious, they will help make it disappear.
Anyone from the eastern shore known what a great crab cake must have – Old Bay. And this omelet is no different. Packed with lump crab and seasoned with our local spices, it’s a fine dining breakfast experience.
Sometimes you just need a quick portable meal to see you out the door. This breakfast quesadilla is the perfect recipe for the job.
Got leftover ham? Not any more. These quick open face waffle sandwiches are too fun to eat alone.
Who said you can’t have your cake and eat it too? In this cake it’s your doughnuts, and because this is girl carnivore, they are jacked with not just bourbon, but bacon too.
Brunch is always special. So feel to bust these ideas out for any occasion. If you like these recipes, then I have a few more tricks and tips up my sleeve you can check out too.
Erin @ The Spiffy Cookie says
I should make breakfast for my dad tomorrow. He’s always making it for us!