Spending Easter weekend with family this year in the ‘burgh? We put together a list of some of the best brunches, events, egg hunts, church services and more. Choose your own adventure, Pittsburghers! Happy Easter!  Here are some of the great Easter activities in Pittsburgh.

Brunches

Grand Concourse

The award-winning Grand Concourse serves up its usual Sunday brunch, with everything from a kids table serving chicken tenders to traditional holiday entrées like baked ham or prime rib. More information here.

Gateway Clipper

Out of town relatives will love seeing the sights as they dine on a buffet menu of favorites like scrambled eggs, French toast, blueberry pancakes and more. More information here.

Nemacolin

If you want to take a short road trip, Nemacolin Resort and Woodlands is hosting a reservations required Easter brunch buffet. More information here.

Events

Eggstravaganza! at the National Aviary

Join in a spring celebration at the Aviary with an Easter bunny parade, egg hunt and story time with a live bird appearance.  More information here.

Phipps Spring Flower Show

Phipps’ Spring Flower Show begins in March and ends just a week after Easter, so hurry in while you can. Easter weekend is a great time to enjoy the show. More information here. 

Egg Hunts

Simmons Farm Egg Hunts

The farm in McMurray hosts egg hunts the week leading up to Easter, from March 23rd-31st. There’s even a petting zoo, coloring craft, ducky races and more. More information here.

Mt. Lebanon Annual Egg Hunt

The annual egg hunt starts at 11 a.m. the weekend before Easter. Photos are immediately after with the Easter bunny. More information here.

Church Services

St. Paul Cathedral

St. Paul’s has an Easter Vigil at 8:30 p.m. on Saturday. Before that is the annual Blessing of the Easter Baskets at 12 noon. More information here.

Calvary Episcopal Church

Calvary Episcopal’s Easter services will be held on Saturday Sunday. Calvary is located at Shady Ave. at Walnut Street. More information here.

North Way Christian

This Christian church offers services for Easter at their Wexford, Oakland, Sewickley Valley, East End, Dormont and Beaver Valley locations. More information here.

Dinners

The Capital Grille

The upscale steakhouse offers upscale dining perfect for bringing the family to for Easter dinner. Enjoy steaks, crab cakes and more while sipping on one of their signature cocktails. More information here.

Eddie Merlot’s

Eddie Merlot’s has had an extensive brunch for Easter patrons in the past—enjoy beef tenderloin, glazed ham, roasted turkey and more. More information here.

The Terrace Room

The restaurant at the Omni William Penn is serving an extensive Easter menu, with choices like prime rib, pan roasted chicken and delicious desserts like a chocolate trifle and festive raspberry parfait. More information here.