almost all the good spots have small outdoor patios that you could probably try to reesrve if you're really 10 people. Dizzys, Belleville and I think Moutarde does too. Two Boots is a really fun brunch and they're huge.

No outdoor seating, but Beso opens their entire front wall like a garage door on weekends. The only thing with that is they get a huge line of people waiting to eat (ive literally seen 15 people standing outside waiting for various tables).. so they're standing over you while you eat. And Drooling. Such a creative, south American inspired food, and I think the brunch is a great combo of interesting spices on well prepared standard brunch fare, and then some.

Two Boots is my favorite and there's rarely a wait for a table at brunchtime. They have an excellent fried-oyster po' boy. There do tend to be lots of kids.