Top San Antonio Restaurants Offering Easter Sunday Brunch & Lenten Menus

Ostra Raw Bar. Photo: Mokara Hotel & Spa, used with permission.

Savor the Season: 3 Must-Try Easter & Lenten Menus in San Antonio

Whether you’re looking for a fresh weekday lunch during Lent or a decadent three-course brunch to celebrate Easter Sunday, San Antonio’s culinary scene is stepping up this spring. From meat-free “stacks” to gold-leaf carrot cake, here is where you should be eating. (The Newstand, Mokara Hotel & Spa, Omni La Mansión del Rio, 2026)


🥪The Newstand Coffee & Sandwiches

Best for: A fresh, elevated Lenten lunch

One of San Antonio’s favorite cafes is leaning into peak produce with a seasonal selection that’s light, flavorful, and completely meat-free.

Named The Courant, this sandwich was designed to highlight ingredients at their seasonal best. This isn’t your average veggie sub; it’s a layered, nutrient-dense powerhouse featuring:

  • The Filling: Complex baby heirloom tomatoes, soft straticella cheese, and fresh arugula.
  • The Flavor: Zesty pesto, fresh basil, and rich olive oil.
  • The Vessel: Golden-brown sesame bastone bread.

Pro Tip: You don’t have to wait for “Fish Friday.” The Courant is available every day throughout the Lenten season.


🌊Ostra at Mokara Hotel & Spa

Best for: Seafood lovers on Easter Sunday

For those seeking a fine-dining experience on the Riverwalk, Ostra is offering an exclusive $62 prix fixe three-course menu available only on Easter Sunday.

The Menu

  1. First Course: Gulf Blue Crab Beignets with jumbo lump crab, shaved fennel & green apple slaw, and lemon gribiche.
  2. Second Course: Soft Shell Crab Benedict paired with poached eggs, crawfish & tasso ham hollandaise, and charred asparagus on toasted brioche.
  3. Dessert: Key Lime “Baked Alaska” featuring coconut gelato, torched Swiss meringue, and passionfruit coulis.

🍖Four Brothers at Omni La Mansión del Rio

Best for: Upscale Southern comfort food

Just across the water, Four Brothers Southern Provisions is hosting a “tour of comfort food” with a $59 prix fixe menu that puts a Texas twist on Easter classics.

The Menu

  • The Starter: Deviled Eggs & Pork Belly—thick-cut maple bacon and truffled yolk mousse topped with their iconic jalapeño cornbread crumble.
  • The Main Event: Short Rib Benedict—48-hour braised beef short rib served on chipotle cheddar biscuits with a duck fat hash brown cake.
  • The Grand Finale: “24-Carrot Cake”—a warmly-spiced cake with cheesecake mousse, candied pecans, and a garnish of edible gold leaf.

Comparison at a Glance

VenueFocusPriceAvailability
The NewstandMeat-free / FreshA la carteDaily during Lent
OstraRefined Seafood$62 Prix FixeEaster Sunday Only
Four BrothersSouthern Comfort$59 Prix FixeEaster Sunday Only

The Newstand menu spread. Photo: The Newstand, used with permission.