Best Lunch Restaurants in Edmond

"Beloved by our readers (it won best breakfast overall in Best of the 405 voting), the 18-month-old Hatch has been such a hit that it’s already spun off a second location in Chisholm Creek. That should even out the crowds waiting to avail themselves of the variety of “early mood food.” For sweetness, try the Oklahoma-shaped pancake with little crumbles of pecan and bacon; for something savory, the migas laced with onions and peppers or the avocado toast. Either way, don’t leave without some hash brown tumblers or beignets."

"Thanks to thoughtful interpretations and Instagram-friendly presentations of pancakes, waffles, muffins and all the usual breakfast fare, this Automobile Alley addition has enjoyed big crowds since it opened in the summer. Hardwood floors, communal tables, and a distinctive dining room bring the diner experience into the 21st century."

"Hatch has quickly become one of the most popular breakfast spots in Oklahoma City. After my last visit, it’s easy to see why- the menu is delicious and the industrial-chic interior is simply gorgeous. You can find classic items such as steak and eggs, biscuits and gravy, and chicken-fried steak on the menu."

"Chef Henry Boudreaux is a big believer in extremely fresh, locally sourced ingredients – just ask him – which makes Plaza District restaurant Aurora a natural choice for those eating healthy: salads, fresh fruit yogurt bowl, avocado toast, that sort of thing. However, the open faced BLT is startlingly good thanks to its zing of pesto aioli, and if you’re looking to treat yourself, the sourdough French toast with crème Anglaise and mixed berries is pure, sweet perfection on a plate. 1704 NW 16th, OKC -NV"

"What is it: A relatively new brunch fixture in the Plaza District that boasts an inventive menu and the Instagrammable decor to match. Why go: Whether you’re looking for a spot to nurse your hangover or a quaint place to take your grandma for lunch, this lovely little joint is the place to be. Order the hearty buttermilk pancakes with a side of homemade thyme biscuits to soak up last night’s liquids or, if you're trying to be good, sample the savory lentil hummus bowl."

"Over in Classen Ten Penn, check out Aurora, which has earned 4.5 stars out of 261 reviews on Yelp. You can find the breakfast and brunch cafe at 1704 N.W."

"Esca Vitae is primarily a European bakery, and if breakfast for you means coffee and a ham-and-cheese or turkey-and-cheese croissant, you can get a grab-and-go breakfast for less than $7. However, if you want to sit and enjoy a meal, there is a full menu available. The biscuits are simple and delicious, and with an Americano and some jam, they make a nice breakfast on their own."

"Maybe the newest bakery in town, Esca Vitae has quickly become a local favorite. Their German-inspired bakery features artisan breads and pastries. My personal favorites are their palmiers and croissants."

"Perfect setting for a fun dinner where you really want to catch up on conversation and be treated to delicious meals."

"Ludivine is a small restaurant located in the heart of the city. The menu changes on a daily basis, depending on availability from the local ranches and farms who deliver fresh meat, vegetables, herbs, and fruits. The daily menu dazzles with a handmade linguini puttanesca, wagyu culotte sorghum, and a glazed ponderosa farm duck breast."

"Back at the Ambassador, we relaxed in our room and got ready for dinner at Ludivine – one of the top restaurants in OKC in our opinion. The hotel’s complimentary shuttle service whisked us away to Ludivine for an unforgettable meal and evening."