On your mark, get set, go! Loews Atlanta is hosting its first annual Easter Egg Hunt this Sunday. The hotel has hidden signature golden eggs through the neighborhood and will reveal their top secret locations on its Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages. The fun kicks off at 9 a.m. and prizes include tickets to the Bloom exhibit at the Atlanta Botanical Gardens, a sushi dinner party for six plus two rounds of cocktails at Steel. The grand prize? A free weekend stay in a Grand Lux Suite at the Loews Atlanta Hotel.

Hop on over to Cypress Street Pint & Plate on Sunday for some adults-only fun. The popular Midtown bar will be screening the classic Jimmy Steward flick "Harvey" and hosting an afternoon Easter Egg Hunt with special prizes. Be on the lookout for the BrewRu Easter Bunny (Rob Merrick in costume), as guests will be able to enjoy $1 Cypress House Beer until he is gone.

Finally, a non-stuffy Easter brunch the whole family can enjoy. $15 pitches of sangria for the grown-ups, egg painting for the kids, and tacos for everyone!

If you're looking for an Easter brunch with a view, it doesn't get any better than Canoe. Soak in the spring blooms and sunshine (we hope) at this riverside oasis while fighting your table mates for the last Georgia pecan sticky bun in the pastry basket. Easter brunch starts at 10:30 a.m. and ends at 2:30 p.m.

Ray's on the River is offering up both spectacular views and its award-winning Easter buffet this Sunday. Brunch lasts from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and includes assorted breads, a salad bar, an omelette station during brunch hours, Virginia ham, prime rib, homemade desserts and plenty more. $39.95 for adults and $19.95 for kids ages 5-10. Children 4 and under eat free. Call to reserve a table.

No. 246 is offering Easter fun for the whole family. With both brunch and lunch menus, kids and kids-at-heart can enjoy items like a chicken parm sandwich, wood-baked ziti and meatballs and mushroom pizza. Kids can participate in two Easter egg hunts--one at 11 a.m. and the other at 1 p.m. Prizes include free kids spaghetti and meatballs and much more.

For a casual brunch, head over to The Family Dog in Morningside. From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., the restaurant is offering a variety of taste and share items such as chocolate strudel and crab fitters with a poached egg and pickled peppers plus regular favorites like crispy shrimp and grits and beer battered French toast.

Richard Blais's whimsical menu, brunch and an Easter egg hunt for the kids starting at noon. What's not to love?