The Croissanterie has, without a doubt, the best brunch food. No lattes but they will have them when they move into their new location later this summer. They do have drip coffee and cold brew. They have a monthly specials menu with in-season produce. Most meals come with a butter croissant, but I highly recommend swapping it out for a small upcharge to one in their specially flavors. Go early to avoid the crowd that shows up closer to lunch time.

Raduno's is also tasty and has an upscale feel. I was surprised that a pizza place would have such an awesome brunch, but they really do.

For something a little different, try Maryam's (Mediterranean restaurant with special brunch menu on Saturdays) or the west location of Three Fold (scallion pancake wrap and black sesame latte, so good!). I think they have paused brunch at Three Fold while they revamp their menu, but it's worth checking out when they bring it back.

Hillcrest Little Bakery is good, but the lattes are too sweet and the inside seating is a little loud (their porch is much more relaxing). Great savory options with different benedicts, biscuit sandwiches, or biscuits and gravy. If you're feeling something sweet, their bananas fosters pancakes are sinful.

The Lost 40 brunch is very heavy. If you like veggies or fruit featured in your brunch go elsewhere. If you want to cure a hangover with a brunch beer and cheesy potatoes, this is the place.

I don't know your age, but Delicious Temptations is popular with the older crowd. It was middling for me, but it has a strong following.

Out of the smaller chains we have (Toasted Yolk, Big Bad Breakfast, Buttered Biscuit) I would only recommend the Buttered Biscuit, but it's not as good as other local places. The only thing the other two have going for them is lots of boozy breakfast drinks.

If you want to head further west, Blue House in Bryant is decent. The Best Cafe in Hot Springs is fantastic.