The Brunch House
Brunch is one of Temecula’s favorite meals, and The Brunch House has quickly become a local go-to for it. On Temecula Parkway, away from the bustle of Old Town, this family-owned restaurant puts made-from-scratch cooking at the center of the weekend ritual.
The story of The Brunch House
The owners worked as chefs for many years before opening their own restaurant in May 2023. That professional background shows in the menu, which favors fresh, unique dishes made from scratch over the predictable brunch formula. The family describes a warm, inviting atmosphere, and the restaurant has made a point of supporting the local food and drink scene, including local wineries and breweries such as Doffo Winery.
What to eat
The menu mixes comfort and creativity. Dishes featured by the restaurant include ube waffles — the vivid purple Filipino yam lends color and a gentle, vanilla-nutty sweetness — a brisket Benedict that brings barbecue into the brunch world, burgers for those who prefer lunch, and hash-brown bowls that are as hearty as they sound. Drinks round out the experience, making it a natural place for a celebratory weekend brunch.
If your group cannot decide, order a mix of sweet and savory dishes to share. The ube waffles are a photo-worthy centerpiece.
Catering and private parties
The Brunch House offers catering and private-party options, and online ordering for takeout. That makes it a helpful resource for bridal showers, birthday brunches and morning-after-the-wedding gatherings — all occasions that often coincide with a classic car booking.
Tips for visiting
- Reserve on weekends — brunch is peak time.
- Share sweet and savory dishes to taste more of the menu.
- Plan it before wine country; Temecula Parkway connects easily to the trails.
- Ask about private parties for showers and celebrations.
Who will love The Brunch House
Brunch lovers, families, celebration groups and anyone looking for a creative, chef-driven morning meal outside Old Town will enjoy The Brunch House. It is an excellent kickoff for a chauffeured wine-country day: brunch on Temecula Parkway, then a 1969 Cadillac pulls up to carry everyone to the vineyards.
It is especially well suited to bridal parties and bachelorette weekends. A long brunch with the group, a convertible waiting outside and an afternoon of tastings makes for a celebration day that runs itself — and nobody in the party needs to drive.
Because it sits on the south side of town, The Brunch House is also convenient for guests staying near Pechanga or along Temecula Parkway, saving a trip into Old Town before the day’s adventures begin.
Planning your visit
Temecula’s dining scene is busiest on Friday and Saturday evenings and during event weekends such as the Rod Run, Barrel Tasting and the holidays, so reserve ahead whenever a restaurant takes bookings. Many Old Town kitchens open their patios on warm evenings, and a table outside on Front Street is one of the best ways to people-watch. If you are pairing dinner with wine country, plan the tastings for the afternoon and dinner after sunset, and let a driver handle the gap between the two. Groups celebrating a birthday, bachelorette or rehearsal dinner should call ahead to ask about large-party seating, set menus and corkage if you are bringing a bottle from a winery visited that day. Parking in Old Town fills quickly on weekend nights, which is one more reason a chauffeured arrival is the relaxed option.
Best time to go
Weekday lunches and early dinners are the easiest times to get a table; Friday and Saturday evenings, holiday weekends and event days in Old Town are the busiest, so reserve ahead when you can.
Make a day of it
A sample Temecula day built around The Brunch House:
- Morning — The Brunch House.
- Late morning — chauffeured pickup in the '69 Cadillac.
- Afternoon — two or three wineries on one trail.
- Evening — dinner in Old Town and a ride back to your hotel.
The Brunch House at a glance
| Category | Brunch restaurant |
|---|---|
| Address | 32475 Temecula Parkway, Suite G103-B, Temecula, CA 92592 |
| Area | Temecula Parkway |
| Good to know | Family-owned; made-from-scratch dishes; catering, private parties and online ordering |
| Website | brunchhousetemecula.com |
Getting to The Brunch House in a 1969 Cadillac
This stop is in Temecula’s neighborhoods rather than Old Town or wine country, a short, easy drive from both. Folding it into a chauffeured day in the '69 Cadillac lets you combine a morning or midday visit with an afternoon of wine tasting, without anyone needing to drive.
Chauffeured hire is $325 per hour with a three-hour minimum, booked and protected through DriveShare. Tell us where you want to go and we will build the route — The Brunch House plus a winery or two, a sunset stop and a ride home.
Book the '69 Cadillac on DriveShare
More things to do nearby
- East Coffee — cafes & sweets
- Temecula Duck Pond & Veterans Memorial — attractions & shows
- Le Coffee Shop — cafes & sweets
- Corbeaux Wine & Tea House — cafes & sweets
All things to do in Temecula → · Month-by-month events calendar → · Temecula wineries →
Frequently asked questions
Where is The Brunch House?
The Brunch House is at 32475 Temecula Parkway, Suite G103-B, Temecula, CA 92592, in Temecula Parkway.
What is The Brunch House known for?
The Brunch House is known for fresh, made-from-scratch brunch dishes such as ube waffles, brisket Benedict and hash-brown bowls, a warm family-owned atmosphere, and support for local wineries and breweries.
Can I arrive at The Brunch House in a classic car?
Yes. 1969 Caddy offers a chauffeured red 1969 Cadillac DeVille convertible from $325 per hour (three-hour minimum), booked on DriveShare. We plan the drop-off and pickup around The Brunch House and can add nearby wineries to the same booking.
Arrive at The Brunch House in style.
A chauffeured 1969 Cadillac convertible for your Temecula day — booked on DriveShare.