20 Wineries, Restaurants Serving Easter Brunch In Temecula

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TEMECULA, CA — Whether you’re celebrating Easter Sunday with family, meeting friends for breakfast, or just in it for the mimosas, Temecula has several brunch options to consider.

While some restaurants will be closed for the holiday on April 20, plenty in Temecula’s wine country and Southwest Riverside County will be open.

Plus, there are plenty of family-friendly activities going on in Temecula leading up to and on Easter.

On April 13, Peltzer Winery is hosting a Family Funday with gem panning, train rides, cookie decorating, a scavenger hunt, live music, food trucks and adult-friendly golden egg prizes. The festivities continue April 19 with an Easter egg hunt at Old Town Ranch with pony rides, live music, food and photos with the Easter Bunny. On that same day, Europa Village is inviting families to a free Easter Eggstravaganza with BBQ, spring cocktails and wine in its scenic gardens.

No matter where you land this Easter Sunday, be sure to book in advance — these eateries tend to fill up faster than a basket of chocolate eggs.

From scenic wineries to upscale trattorias — here’s a roundup of restaurants in Temecula offering Easter Sunday brunch:

Altisima Winery

Bolero Restaurante

Cougar Vineyard & Winery

Corbeaux Wine & Tea House

Falkner Winery

The Gambling Cowboy

Wilson Creek Winery

Trattoria Toscana – Temecula

The Restaurant at Ponte

Small Barn Old Town

Gourmet Italia

The Cave Restaurant at Oak Mountain Winery

Public House

Cork Fire Kitchen

The Vineyard Rose at South Coast Winery

Pinnacle Restaurant Falkner Winery

Cafe Champagne Restaurant

The Restaurant at Mount Palomar Winery

Finch

Distillery at Oak Mountain

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