Easy Like Sunday Menu (2026): 50+ Brunch Items and Prices

By the ManuPoint Team | Last updated: October 16, 2026

The Easy Like Sunday menu is a brunch and lunch lineup built on Southern-leaning comfort food. Think eggs Benedict, shrimp and grits, fried chicken, stuffed French toast, burgers, and a full coffee bar. Most plates run $14.95 to $21.95, while the steak and crab dishes sit closer to $35.

This guide walks through every main category, from Benedicts to the kids menu. You get plain descriptions, picks for different cravings, and simple tips for ordering smart. Everything is updated for 2026.

What Is Easy Like Sunday?

Easy Like Sunday is a casual, full-service brunch restaurant that serves American breakfast and lunch with Southern touches. Local news reports say it started in North Carolina in 2019 and later grew to locations in Baltimore, Maryland. A Silver Spring, Maryland location was announced for 2026.

One of the co-owners says the restaurant serves food from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily. There is a full bar at some locations, but the owners say they still want families to feel at home.

How We Checked This Menu

ManuPoint is an independent guide. We are not affiliated with Easy Like Sunday and this is not an official menu. Here is how we put this page together:

• We read the online ordering menus for the Cross Keys (66 Village Square) and Locust Point locations in Baltimore.
• We cross-checked details against local news coverage and guest reviews.
• Prices below come from the Cross Keys ordering menu in October 2026.

Prices can change and may differ by location, so confirm with the restaurant before you go. The ordering pages we checked do not list calories or full allergen charts. Ask your server if you have an allergy.

Easy Like Sunday Menu at a Glance

Here is the quick map of what is on offer, with price ranges from the Cross Keys menu.

Category	What You Will Find	Price Range
Benedicts	Four versions, from classic to crab cake	$16.95 to $36.95
Brunch Entrees	Shrimp and grits, hash, steak, fried chicken plates	$16.95 to $34.95
Combo Plate	A Bit of Everything	$18.95
Handhelds	Burrito, fried chicken sandwich, burger	$14.95 to $18.95
Something Sweet	French toast and pancakes	$13.95 to $18.95 (halves from $7.95)
Basics and Lighter Fare	Eggs, scramble, avocado toast, lox toast	$10.95 to $18.95
Lunch Salads	Caesar, chopped, harvest	$14.95 to $16.95
Lunch Sandwiches and Burgers	Caprese, turkey brie, crab melt, classic burger	$14.95 to $36.95
Coffee and Cafe	Lattes, matcha, espresso, cold brew	$3.00 to $7.95
Kids Menu	Pancakes, tenders, grilled cheese	$9.00 to $10.95
Pastry Case	Muffins and cinnamon rolls	$5.95 to $8.95

Benedicts

The Easy Like Sunday menu lists four Benedicts, all served on an English muffin with hollandaise. They are the safest starting point if you love a classic brunch plate.

The Classic Benedict ($16.95)

This is the traditional version with Canadian bacon, hollandaise, and an English muffin. It is simple, rich, and filling. Order it if you want brunch without any surprises.

Fried Chicken Benedict ($18.95)

This one swaps the ham for fried chicken and adds bacon jam. Expect crunch, a little sweetness, and a lot of hollandaise. It is a good fit for people who want something heavier than the classic.

Florentine Benedict ($17.95)

The Florentine is the vegetarian pick. It comes with sauteed spinach, avocado, tomato, and hollandaise on an English muffin. It tastes lighter than the meat versions, though the sauce keeps it rich.

Crab Cake Benedict ($36.95)

This is the splurge. A crab cake sits on the muffin with spinach, tomato, and hollandaise. At $36.95 it costs about twice as much as the other Benedicts, so save it for a special brunch.

Brunch Entrees

This is the heart of the Easy Like Sunday menu. These plates lean Southern, and most are big enough to share.

Shrimp & Grits ($21.95)

Cajun shrimp and Portuguese sausage sit on a bed of cheddar grits, finished with chives. It is creamy, spicy, and savory in one bite. A guest review on a Charlotte tourism site called it the best the reviewer had ever eaten, and the dish appears on the featured items list in Baltimore too.

Short Rib Hash ($19.95)

Roasted potatoes are topped with red wine braised short rib, Fresno chimichurri, caramelized onions, creme fraiche, and an egg. The beef is slow-cooked and tender, and the chimichurri adds a bright, peppery kick. It suits anyone who likes a hearty, knife-and-fork breakfast.

Steak & Eggs ($34.95)

Two eggs any style come over roasted potatoes, with garlic heirloom tomatoes and arugula. It is the priciest of the regular breakfast plates. A local news report from the brand’s Greensboro opening described a version with sirloin and chimichurri, so the cut may vary by location.

Fried Chicken & Cornmeal Pancakes ($19.95)

Buttermilk fried chicken sits on cornmeal pancakes, topped with peach habanero and maple butter. Sweet, spicy, and crunchy all at once. If you want chicken and waffles energy without the waffle, this is it.

Fried Chicken & French Toast ($20.95)

Same idea, different base. The chicken comes with French toast instead of pancakes. The online listing gives no description, so ask your server how it is served.

Fried Chicken & Buttermilk ($19.95)

The menu lists this as fried chicken with a “buttermilk (3)” side, with no further detail. It looks like a chicken and pancakes plate, but confirm with staff before ordering.

Monte Cristo ($18.95)

Turkey, ham, Swiss, mayo, and Dijon go between slices of bread with strawberry jam, then get dipped in French toast batter and grilled. It arrives with powdered sugar and extra jam. It is salty and sweet, and a good choice for someone who cannot pick between lunch and dessert.

Tuscan Bake ($19.95)

This baked dish has bell pepper, mushroom, onion, ground pork sausage, tomato, mozzarella, feta, and egg, finished with basil and creme fraiche. It comes with toasted sourdough crostini for scooping. Think of it as a cheesy skillet with an Italian twist.

Vegan Hash ($16.95)

Sauteed vegetables sit over potatoes with roasted red pepper sauce, cilantro lime aioli, and avocado. It is one of the few fully plant-based mains on the menu. Pick it if you want flavor without eggs or dairy.

Surf and Turf ($34.95)

The online menu lists this plate with no description. Given the name and the price, expect steak paired with seafood. Ask your server what comes with it, since it can change.

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A Bit of Everything Combo ($18.95)

This combo is the best value on the Easy Like Sunday menu. You get two eggs, a choice of meat, a side, and one pancake or French toast. It shows up as a featured item on the Baltimore ordering pages.

One guest review described it as a trip back to Sunday breakfasts at home. It works well for picky groups, because everyone can pick the pieces they like.

Handheld Favorites

These are easier to eat on the go and still count as brunch.

Breakfast Burrito ($17.95)

Potatoes, green chiles, eggs, cheddar, and bacon are wrapped up with avocado cream and creme fraiche. The chiles bring mild heat. It is a strong pick if you want something filling that you can hold in one hand.

Fried Chicken Sandwich ($17.95)

Crispy chicken is stacked with bacon, egg, white cheddar, arugula, and maple Dijon aioli on a brioche bun. The sweet maple sauce balances the salty bacon. It eats more like a brunch burger than a lunch sandwich.

Brunch Burger ($18.95)

An egg, cowboy bacon, chipotle slaw, and white cheddar sit on a brioche bun. The slaw adds crunch and a smoky kick. Pair it with fries if you are very hungry.

Breakfast Sandwich ($14.95)

The cheapest handheld, listed without a description online. Ask what it includes and which bread it comes on.

Something Sweet: French Toast and Pancakes

The sweet side of the menu is long, and it changes with the seasons. Several plates cost $18.95.

Stuffed and Specialty French Toast

• Ricotta Stuffed French Toast ($18.95): house-made sweet ricotta, berry compote, and crumbled bacon. A Charlotte guest review praised the stuffed French toast and its ricotta filling.
• Peach Cobbler French Toast ($18.95): caramelized peaches, almond crumble, candied pecans, and whipped cream. It tastes like a dessert and a breakfast in one.
• Strawberry Lovers French Toast ($18.95): fresh strawberries, strawberry cream cheese glaze, whipped cream, and cookie crumble. This is the sweetest option on the list.
• Classic French Toast ($17.95): egg-battered brioche with powdered sugar. Plain, soft, and good with a side of syrup.

Pancakes

• Fluffy Pancakes ($17.95): buttermilk or gluten-free.
• Full Cornmeal Pancakes ($13.95): a hearty, slightly sweet, slightly crumbly stack.
• Pumpkin Pancakes ($18.95): a seasonal special that showed up on the fall menu.
• Apple Pie Vegan Pancakes ($18.95): a stack of three.

Half Orders

Half portions make sharing easy. You can order 1/2 Fluffy Pancakes ($8.95), 1/2 Cornmeal Pancakes ($7.95), 1/2 Classic French Toast ($8.95), 1/2 Stuffed ($10.95), or 1/2 Gluten Free Pancakes ($9.95). A Solo Pancake costs $4.50.

Basics and Lighter Fare

These plates are good when you want something less heavy.

• 2 Eggs & Meat ($15.95): two eggs with your choice of meat, a side, and toast. It is the most basic plate on the menu.
• Green Veggie Scramble ($18.95): zucchini, spinach, avocado, pesto, feta, and avocado cream.
• Avocado Toast ($14.95): heirloom tomatoes, sunflower seeds, arugula, and an over easy egg.
• Lox Toast ($16.95): Atlantic salmon, cream cheese, capers, dill, cucumber, and onion.
• Brussels Sprouts ($10.95): bacon, Marcona almonds, parmesan, and a maple sherry reduction. A good shareable side for the table.
• House-Made Granola ($13.95): vanilla bean yogurt, honey, and fresh seasonal fruit.
• Seasonal Bread Pudding ($8.95): the listing mentions a Hummingbird version, which changes by season.

Lunch Menu: Salads, Sandwiches, and Burgers

The lunch menu starts when the kitchen shifts toward midday. It keeps the same relaxed feel.

Salads

• Caesar Salad ($14.95): parmesan, croutons, capers, and creamy dressing.
• Chopped Salad ($16.95): lettuce, provolone, salami, feta, olives, chickpeas, and Italian vinaigrette.
• Harvest Salad ($16.95): warm seasonal vegetables over farro and arugula with goat cheese, pepitas, and dried cranberries.

Sandwiches

Sandwich	Key Ingredients	Price
Caprese	Tomato, fresh mozzarella, pesto, balsamic on ciabatta	$16.95
Short Rib Grilled Cheese	White cheddar, goat cheese, grilled onions, spicy Dijon	$19.95
Grilled Chicken & Halloumi	Pesto, cranberry aioli, tomato, arugula	$17.95
Turkey Brie	Cranberry jalapeno chutney, bacon, arugula	$17.95
Fried Fish Sandwich	Fried fish (no description listed)	$17.95
BLT	Classic bacon, lettuce, tomato	$14.95
Crab Melt	Ramoulade, white cheddar, buttered brioche	$36.95

The Short Rib Grilled Cheese is the standout. It takes the braised beef from the hash and turns it into a melty sandwich.

Burgers, Soup, and Specials

• The Classic Burger ($17.95): American cheese, pickle, and house secret sauce on brioche.
• Bacon & Goat Cheese Burger ($18.95): bacon jam, goat cheese, arugula, and balsamic.
• Chicken Tortilla Soup ($8.95): the soup of the day listing. Ask what is being served that day.
• Buffalo Bites ($12.95): topped with bleu cheese crumbles and chives, with ranch on the side.
• Adult Chicken Tenders & Fries ($17.95): a grown-up version of the kids favorite.

Coffee and Drinks

The cafe menu is larger than most brunch spots. It runs from a $3.00 espresso or Americano to specialty drinks near $8.

• Classic coffee: drip, decaf, and iced coffee are $4.25. A French press is $5.50.
• Lattes: vanilla, maple, lavender maple, Biscoff, and Spanish lattes run $5.95 to $6.95.
• Matcha: options include a strawberry matcha and a toasted coconut ube matcha, up to $7.95.
• Seasonal drinks: pumpkin spice, pumpkin chai, gingerbread, and peppermint mocha were listed in fall.
• Other picks: nitro cold brew ($5.95), affogato ($6.25), and London Fog ($6.70).
• Non-coffee drinks: sweet tea, lemonade, strawberry lemonade, juices, and sodas fall between $4.00 and $6.00.

At locations with a full bar, the owners mention about 10 specialty cocktails, mimosas, mimosa flights, wine, and beer. A Charlotte guest review also praised a cocktail called the Wildflower. Bar menus differ from place to place, so check before you go.

Kids Menu

The kids menu keeps things simple and reasonably priced:

• Dollar Pancakes: $9.00
• Kids 1 Egg Meal: $9.95
• Kids Grilled Cheese and Fries: $9.95
• Kids Tenders & Fries: $10.95

Kids drinks cost $3.50 for most juices, milk, and sodas. A Shirley Temple costs $4.00.

Pastry Case

The pastry case is worth a look if you want something small. The Cross Keys listing included a blueberry muffin ($5.95) and cinnamon rolls ($8.95). A pumpkin coffee cake showed as sold out. Stock varies each day.

Best Picks by Craving

If You Want	Order This	Price
Best all-around plate	A Bit of Everything	$18.95
Something spicy and creamy	Shrimp & Grits	$21.95
Sweet and savory	Fried Chicken & Cornmeal Pancakes	$19.95
A hearty beef dish	Short Rib Hash	$19.95
A dessert-style breakfast	Peach Cobbler French Toast	$18.95
A handheld meal	Breakfast Burrito	$17.95
A fancy treat	Crab Cake Benedict	$36.95

Vegetarian, Vegan, and Gluten-Free Options

The Easy Like Sunday menu has real choices for these diets, but cross-contact is always possible in a busy kitchen.

• Vegetarian: Florentine Benedict, Green Veggie Scramble, Caprese sandwich, Harvest Salad, and Brussels sprouts (the sprouts include bacon, so skip them if you avoid meat).
• Vegan: Vegan Hash and Apple Pie Vegan Pancakes.
• Gluten-free: gluten-free pancakes are offered as a full or half order.

Tell your server about any allergy before ordering. The ordering pages we checked do not publish a full allergen chart.
Easy Like Sunday Menu with Prices

Easy Like Sunday serves Southern-leaning American brunch and lunch. At the Greensboro location, a two-egg plate with meat costs $14.95, and the “A Bit of Everything” combo plate with pancakes or French toast costs $19.95. Prices vary by location, so treat the figures below as a guide. spoton

Benedicts

The Classic Benedict (Canadian bacon, hollandaise, English muffin) is $16.95, the Florentine is $17.95, and the Fried Chicken Benedict with bacon jam is $18.95. The Baltimore Cross Keys menu also lists a Crab Cake Benedict at $36.95. spotontoasttab

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Signature Entrées

• Shrimp & Grits: Cajun shrimp and Portuguese sausage over cheddar grits, $21.95 in Baltimore. toasttab
• Short Rib Hash: Braised short rib, roasted potatoes, two eggs, and creme fraiche, $19.95 in Greensboro. spoton
• Fried Chicken & Cornmeal Pancakes: $19.95, served with maple butter and peach habanero jam. spoton
• Steak & Eggs: $34.95 at the Baltimore Cross Keys location. A Greensboro news report described it as the priciest item on that menu, at $31.95. toasttabgreensboro

Lighter Options

Avocado Toast and Caprese Toast are both $14.95 in Greensboro, and the Green Veggie Scramble is $17.95. spoton

Specials

The Locust Point menu has featured Chicken Chilaquiles ($17.95), Short Rib Chilaquiles ($19.95), and Banana Brûlée French Toast ($18.95). Specials rotate, so check the current menu. toasttab

How Much Should You Budget?

Greensboro’s local press noted that most entrées fall in the upper teens or low $20s and described the place as more upscale than a diner. Plan on roughly $17–$22 per entrée, plus drinks. greensboro

Easy Like Sunday Menu PDF

Where to Find the Menu Online

The Baltimore locations list their full menus, including breakfast, lunch, kids, and pastry case sections, on Toast ordering pages. The Greensboro location posts its menu on a SpotOn ordering page. easy like sunday 66 village square +2

Why the Online Menu Beats a PDF

• It is more current: specials and prices change, and a saved PDF can go stale.
• It is location-specific: each restaurant has its own prices and items.
• You can order directly: Toast notes that orders placed through it are commission-free and go directly to the restaurant. toasttab

Tip for Saving a Copy

If you want an offline copy, use your browser’s print function and choose “Save as PDF” on the menu page. Note the date you saved it, since prices can change.

Easy Like Sunday Menu Near Me

The brand has grown beyond its Charlotte origins, so the nearest location may be in a different state.

Current Locations

• Charlotte, NC: 1600 E Woodlawn Rd, the original market. atmosfy
• Greensboro, NC: 1216 Battleground Ave. spoton
• Baltimore, MD: Cross Keys (66 Village Square) and Locust Point (1606 Whetstone Way). toasttabtoasttab
• Silver Spring, MD: Opened in downtown Silver Spring, according to an August 2026 report. bethesdamagazine

How to Find the Closest One

Search “Easy Like Sunday” in Google Maps. The map shows distance, live hours, and a menu link. Menus and prices differ by location, so open the menu for the restaurant you plan to visit.

Before You Go

Weekend brunch gets busy. A Charlotte guide advises arriving before 10 AM on weekends or calling ahead to check wait times. topofcharlotte

Easy Like Sunday Menu Baltimore

Baltimore has two locations. The company is described as Baltimore-based in recent coverage. bethesdamagazine

Cross Keys and Locust Point

Cross Keys is at 66 Village Square. Locust Point is at 1606 Whetstone Way. toasttabtoasttab

Popular Baltimore Menu Items

• A Bit of Everything: two eggs, meat, a side, and a pancake or French toast for $18.95. toasttabtoasttab
• Breakfast Burrito: potatoes, green chilies, eggs, cheddar, bacon, avocado cream, and creme fraiche for $17.95. toasttab
• Shrimp & Grits: $21.95. toasttabtoasttab
• Fried Chicken Benedict: $18.95. toasttab

Ordering Options

The Baltimore menus include a kids menu and pastry case, and Toast lists a pickup-only option. toasttab

Easy Like Sunday Menu Charlotte

Charlotte is where the brand started, and it remains a weekend favorite.

What Charlotte Is Known For

A local guide says chicken and waffles anchor the menu, with a breakfast skillet and Eggs Benedict rounding out the range. The same review calls the food satisfying and competent rather than experimental. topofcharlotte

The Atmosphere

The Greensboro franchisee said brunch in Charlotte feels like an event, with music and energy. Expect a lively, family-friendly crowd. greensboro

Visiting Tips

The restaurant is on East Woodlawn Road, and arriving before 10 AM on weekends helps you avoid the rush. Charlotte’s prices may differ from the Maryland and Greensboro figures above, so check the local menu. topofcharlotte

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Easy Like Sunday Menu Greensboro NC

Greensboro was the brand’s first franchise location, and its menu is the most fully documented online.

About the Greensboro Location

The restaurant is at 1216 Battleground Ave, in the former Southbound space next to Mac’s Speed Shop. It has a covered patio, with occasional live music planned. greensborogreensboro

Greensboro Menu Highlights and Prices

• 2 Eggs & Meat: $14.95 spoton
• Avocado Toast: $14.95 spoton
• Classic Benedict: $16.95 spoton
• Green Veggie Scramble: $17.95 spoton
• Short Rib Hash: $19.95 spoton
• Short Rib Grilled Cheese: $18.95 with a choice of side, per an earlier news report. greensboro

Add-Ons and Substitutions

Egg whites cost $2 extra, avocado is $3, and gluten-free pancakes are $2 extra. spoton

Easy Like Sunday Hours

Hours depend on the location, and third-party listings can be out of date.

Reported Hours by Location

• Baltimore (Cross Keys): one listing shows 8 AM to 3 PM, seven days a week. atmosfy
• Charlotte: one listing shows 9 AM to 3 PM Tuesday through Sunday and closed on Monday. atmosfy
• Silver Spring: hours begin at 8 a.m., according to the opening report. bethesdamagazine

Best Times to Visit

Weekend mornings are the busiest. Arrive early, or try a weekday for a calmer meal.

Confirm Before You Go

Hours can change for holidays and special events. Check the restaurant’s Google Business Profile, website, or social media before heading out.

Easy Like Sunday Silver Spring

Silver Spring is the newest location. It opened in downtown Silver Spring, according to an August 2026 report. bethesdamagazine

What to Expect

It is a full-service restaurant serving American brunch and lunch, with some Southern-inspired dishes. bethesdamagazine

Drinks Menu

The menu includes 10 specialty cocktails, mimosas and mimosa flights, wine, beer, coffee, tea, and specialty espresso drinks. This makes it a good fit for group brunches and celebrations. bethesdamagazine

Planning Your Visit

This is a new opening, so expect crowds on weekends. I couldn’t find a full published menu with Silver Spring prices, so confirm current pricing directly with the restaurant.

Smart Ordering Tips

There is no official secret menu that we could find. These tips come straight from the printed menu instead:

• Pick the combo. Two eggs with meat costs $15.95, and a half order of pancakes adds $8.95. That is about $24.90, while A Bit of Everything is $18.95 for a similar meal.
• Share a sweet plate. Order one savory entree and a half stack of pancakes or French toast to split.
• Skip pricey add-ons. A side of steak costs $21.95, so ordering the full steak plate may make more sense.
• Try small sides. Side bacon jam is $1.95 and works on many dishes.
• Plan the total. Two people sharing Shrimp & Grits, A Bit of Everything, and two drip coffees would spend about $49 before tax and tip.

Hours and Locations

The co-owner says the restaurant serves 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily, and the Baltimore ordering menu shows pickup until about 2:45 p.m. Known locations include Cross Keys (66 Village Square) and Locust Point (1606 Whetstone Way) in Baltimore, plus a Charlotte restaurant on East Woodlawn Road. A Silver Spring location at 8455 Wayne Avenue was planned for spring 2026.

Hours can differ by location, and brunch spots fill up on weekends. Call ahead or check the restaurant’s page for a wait time. If you search for the Easy Like Sunday menu near you, confirm that the menu matches your local restaurant.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is on the Easy Like Sunday menu?

The Easy Like Sunday menu includes Benedicts, shrimp and grits, fried chicken plates, burritos, French toast, pancakes, salads, sandwiches, burgers, a kids menu, and a full coffee bar. It covers both breakfast and lunch.

How much does breakfast cost at Easy Like Sunday?

Most breakfast plates cost between $14.95 and $21.95. A drip coffee adds $4.25, so one plate and coffee usually runs about $20 to $26 before tax and tip. Steak and crab dishes cost closer to $35.

What is Easy Like Sunday known for?

Easy Like Sunday is known for shrimp and grits, fried chicken dishes, stuffed French toast, and the A Bit of Everything combo. Guest reviews often mention these items.

Does Easy Like Sunday have vegetarian and vegan options?

Yes. Vegetarian choices include the Florentine Benedict and Green Veggie Scramble. The Vegan Hash and Apple Pie Vegan Pancakes are plant-based options. Gluten-free pancakes are also available.

Does Easy Like Sunday have a kids menu?

Yes. The kids menu includes Dollar Pancakes for $9.00, a 1 Egg Meal for $9.95, a grilled cheese with fries for $9.95, and tenders with fries for $10.95.

What are the Easy Like Sunday hours?

A co-owner says Easy Like Sunday serves food from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily. Hours can vary by location, so check with your local restaurant before visiting.

Does Easy Like Sunday serve alcohol?

Some locations have a full bar. The owners describe about 10 specialty cocktails, mimosas and mimosa flights, wine, and beer. Availability depends on the location.

Does Easy Like Sunday list calories?

The ordering menus we checked do not list calories. Ask the restaurant if you need nutrition details.

Final Thoughts

The Easy Like Sunday menu rewards people who want a big, comforting brunch with a Southern twist. Start with A Bit of Everything for value, or Shrimp & Grits if you want the signature plate. Add a half order of French toast or pancakes to share, and finish with a latte. Check your local restaurant for current prices and hours before you go.