Tired of dining at the same old restaurant on Easter each year? Change it up on Sunday, April 16, with sweet treats and a decadent brunch at one of these San Antonio spots. Here's a list of bakeries and restaurants showcasing special menus for Easter — make your reservations before the tables fill up.

Bakery Lorraine
Throughout the month of April, Bakery Lorraine is offering special Easter-themed desserts to make kids and adults swoon. Among the tasty treats are egg-shaped moon pies, Neapolitan bunnies, lemon berry chicks, and carrot cake. Bakery Lorraine will be open during regular hours on Easter.

Bird Bakery
The bakers are whipping up sugar cookies in the shape of bunnies, flowers, eggs, and chicks just in time for the spring holiday. The bakery will be closed on Easter Sunday, but the themed cookies will be available through April 15.

Boiler House Texas Grill & Wine Garden
In addition to regular items from Boiler House's brunch menu, the chefs are serving up some Easter specials. We're salivating over the lineup — lobster pot pie, bunny and brie perogies, maple cured bone-in pork belly, and Poteet strawberry parfait. Brunch is served Sunday from 10 am to 3 pm.

Larder and Supper at Hotel Emma
Planning an Easter picnic? Our favorite to-go spot, Larder, is dishing out a specialty Easter egg salad tartine with avocado, radish, and carrot top salsa verde on Sunday for those who want to keep it casual. For a sit-down meal, dine at Supper with a mouthwatering Easter special — a Hudspeth Farms lamb patty melt on pumpernickel bread with gouda and pickled vegetables. Larder and Supper are open during regular business hours on Easter Sunday.

Las Ramblas at Hotel Contessa
From 11 am to 2:30 pm, Las Ramblas is bringing out all the stops for an Easter Sunday brunch. For breakfast lovers, choose from a beautiful selection of sweet and savory options such as banana chocolate chip pancakes, scrambled eggs, apple smoked bacon, and more. Lunch items include a variety of salads, lamb osso bucco, roasted pork loin, and buttermilk and chive whipped potatoes. The cost is $55 for adults and $20 per child ages 6-13.

SweetFire Kitchen at La Cantera Hill Country Resort
La Cantera's SweetFire Kitchen is turning up the heat on Easter Sunday with an indulgent brunch from 11 am to 4 pm. Offerings include a raw bar with Gulf Coast oysters, house-cured meats, and poached shrimp; a carving station with bourbon glazed ham, rib-eye, and barbecue shrimp; a variety of cold and warm salads; breakfast items such as bacon, sausages, fried chicken Benedict, and banana and pecan waffles; and an assortment of desserts. The cost is $65 for adults and $26 per child ages 6-12.

Sustenio at Eilan Hotel
The chefs at the beautiful Eilan Hotel are dishing out an elegant brunch in the Incanto Ballroom from 11 am to 2 pm on Easter Sunday. Decadent offerings include coconut almond waffles, Gulf oysters, prime rib, Parmesan mustard-crusted leg of lamb, a cheese display, an omelet station, a smoked salmon display, and more. The meal costs $52 for adults and $18 per child ages 6-12.

Tapatio Springs Hill Country Resort
Top off an Easter egg hunt and petting zoo with brunch at Tapatio Springs Hill Country Resort. From 10:30 am to 2 pm, indulge in a lovely menu created by chef Scott Cohen that includes cheeses, cured meats, salads, poached shrimp, an omelet and waffle station, bacon, sausage, New York strip steak, and chicken tenders and tater tots for the kids. The cost is $59 for adults and $19.95 per child ages 4-12.