The Ultimate Father's Day Guide

Father's Day is a big day. Dad does so much and has been there since the beginning. While you may never be able to truly thank him for all that he's done, you can definitely make him a full day of delicious meals. Here, 24 recipes that Dad will absolutely love this Father's Day.

Sweet or savory, brunch is our favorite way to celebrate Dad first thing in the morning. Try a new twist on a classic, like eggs benedict, or something spicy, like Mexican-inspired baked eggs. These fabulous brunch recipes include everything Dad could possibly want from gooey glazed cinnamon rolls to brunch-appropriate salads.

Packed with nourishment, the egg is one of nature’s perfect foods, which is why it's ideal to serve Dad when you make him Father's Day breakfast in bed. Here are Food & Wine’s best egg breakfast recipes, which include fluffy omelets, perfectly poached eggs and inventive frittatas. What more could Dad want?

Breakfast is better with bacon—and that goes double on Father's Day. Surprise Dad with a full bacon feast this year and he'll be thanking you for years to come. From over-the-top breakfast pizza to luscious eggs Benedict, here are nine superb bacon-packed breakfasts to make Dad for Father's Day.

Dads love brunch. He may or may not admit it, but your dad definitely wants to celebrate Father's Day over eggs, bacon, pancakes and more. This year, whip up delicious brunch recipes like eggs Benedict with bacon and arugula so Dad knows how much you love him (and bacon, obviously).

Father’s Day is the perfect excuse to get the family outside for a meal. However, it takes a surprising amount of time to plan the perfect, portable menu. Luckily for you, we've already done just that. Here are nine simple picnic-friendly recipes to celebrate Dad from egg salad with herbs and pickles to grilled chicken sandwiches with mozzarella, tomato and basil.

Everyone loves a tasty, juicy burger—especially Dad. These incredible burger recipes offer unique twists on the classic hamburger, incorporating ingredients like pimento cheese, sesame oil and serrano chiles. The flavors don't stop there, though. Whip up a few of our favorite Umami burgers, chicken burgers and buffalo burgers this Father's Day.

This Father's Day, treat Dad to one of life's greatest joys: a burger. America’s quintessential comfort food can now be enjoyed in a tremendous number of delicious ways. There are round-the-clock burgers at 24-hour-roadside joints and ephemeral late-night burgers that sell out in mere minutes; burgers grilled in hundred-year-old cast-iron broilers and burgers steamed in state-of-the-art ovens; burgers crafted from Kobe beef imported from Japan and burgers made with Black Angus beef from just down the road.

If your dad is a pizza lover, bringing him to one of the country's best pizza places is the way to celebrate Father's Day. Top chefs and legendary bakers are among the new breed of pizzaiolo who are just as fanatical about the temperature of their ovens as they are about the provenance of their ingredients. Go bring Dad to enjoy the magic.

Every year, you probably make Dad dinner for Father's Day. But don’t just make Dad dinner this year—treat him to a meat-stravaganza this Father’s Day. Here, F&W’s best recipes for grilled pork, lamb and beef. Because there’s no better way to say “I love you” than with smoky, juicy, charred meat.

Who doesn't love a good hot dog? No one, is the correct answer. That's why we know that Dad will be thrilled to hear his Father's Day dinner menu includes some perfectly grilled franks. Here, five extremely creative hot dogs you can whip up for Dad to show him you care.

Since June is the month that truly kicks off grilling season, a Father's Day cookout is a logical—and delicious—choice. The only question that remains is what to make. That's where we come in. From short ribs to juicy burgers, here are 10 delicious barbecue and grilling recipes to make this Father's Day weekend.

Temperatures are up and the sun is out, which means grilling season is upon us. From mains like perfectly-seared steaks and crispy grilled fish to desserts like grilled lemon pound cake and even drinks like smoky sangria, here are 30 essential grilling recipes that Dad will love to eat (and maybe make himself).

Whether you're looking for delicious side dishes or ideas for vegetarian mains, throwing veggies on the grill is always a great idea—and Dad will agree. With everything from grilled potato salad to flavor-packed corn on the cob, these recipes are sure to be Dad-pleasers. Here, grilled vegetable dishes that Dad will love.

This Father's Day, show your father how much you truly appreciate him with two bottles of whiskey—one for drinking and one to use in these delicious whiskey-soaked recipes. These recipes are perfect for an indulgent, celebratory dinner that Dad will be talking about for years of Father's Days to come.

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Dad may say he wants nothing more than love and affection on Father’s Day, but we know that he really means love, affection and cake. So the question isn’t if he’ll love a cake baked in his honor (a resounding yes). It’s what kind should I bake? Luckily, our collection of Father’s Day cake recipes has all dads covered.

It’s Father’s Day, the time to celebrate Dad and all that he does. If you’re looking for a gift that’s festive, homemade, and delicious, then take a peek at our collection of Father’s Day Cupcake Recipes. (Baking is also a great way to involve little helping hands!) You’re celebrating someone special, so go all out on flavor with recipes like Rocky Road Cupcakes.

Here's an idea: Instead of going to a crowded restaurant for an expensive meal, where overworked waitstaff serve overpriced Father's Day specials, how about you do yourself and the dad in your life a favor and prepare a home-cooked meal? It's not about your cooking skills—it's about the love, and your effort will be appreciated regardless of the outcome.

Harrison Ford (the movie star) and Ben Ford (the star chef) step up to the grill to see who can produce the best chicken dishes at a friendly Father's Day cook-off. You all know Harrison Ford, but his son Ben is the owner and chef of Ford's Filling Station in L.A., a restaurant specializing in New American comfort food and whole-hog dinners.

Like the rest of us, your dad could probably use a good (and strong) cocktail every now and again. Father's Day seems like the perfect occasion to mix dad a delicious drink. This year, pick the perfect recipe and raise a glass to celebrate Dad with these excellent Father's Day cocktails.

Dads may love whiskey. But not every whiskey is perfect for every dad. Every dad is entitled to his preferences and you are required to cater to them. Here, eight different and amazing whiskies for eight different and amazing types of dads, from a tie-dye–wearing free spirit to an ascot-sporting gentleman.

Father’s Day is here. Never mind that it’s a manufactured holiday, the dad-bods of the world deserve a little hoopla. But along with the festive streamers, skywriting and midlife-crisis psychotherapy, why not give ol’ dad a bottle of rye? Rye is bourbon’s rougher-around-the-edges brother and we think it's the perfect gift.

If Father’s Day stereotypes are to be believed, all dads love whiskey. That might be true for some, but it’s definitely not the case for all of them. Some dads want a lighter drink—maybe even something with a little fruit in it. Here, 12 terrific whiskey-free drinks that are still Dad-appropriate.

Is your dad a beer guy? If so, there's a good chance he appreciates a well-crafted IPA. As the craft beer world has grown to support over 4,000 unique breweries around the United States, no style has kept up with India Pale Ale. Here, a standout from each member of the union, so Dad can enjoy something local.

Dad may love his whiskey and his beer, but there is nothing like a frozen cocktail on a hot June day. These summery, fruity frozen drinks include a mango margarita, basil limeade slushies and a cocktail called the watermelon-honey-citrus refresher. So pick a drink you think Dad might like and sip the heat away together.

Every dad has his favorite meal. Popular choices probably include burgers, barbecue, maybe even chicken parm. We found out what F&W editors' dads would love to eat on their big day and are here to share them with you. What is your dad's go-to meal that you'll be making this Father's Day?

Who better to provide inspiration for Father’s Day—or pretty much any holiday—than America's best chefs? To help plan our own celebrations, we asked 11 chefs from around the country to tell us their favorite Father’s Day traditions, and, naturally, all of them revolve around eating. Because, well, why wouldn't they?

If F&W editors are great at one thing, it's eating. But we have to give credit where it's due. F&W editors have Dad to thank for some of their favorite food memories. From learning how to treat your cast-iron pan (don't wash it, of course) to making popcorn on the stove, it all started with Dad.

Common dad-isms include the phrases, “I’m not sleeping, I’m just resting my eyes,” “Go ask your mother,” and, when asked what he’d like for any holiday, “I don’t need anything.” While he may not need anything for Father’s Day, every dad can enjoy a memorable food experience—plus, you can share it. No matter your price point or location, you can find super-fun classes, tastings and tours to give the food-obsessed father.

Looking for a great father's day gift idea for the man in your life who loves to cook (and eat...and drink)? We feel your pain. It's hard to find just the right culinary gift for Dad, so we've done it for you. Here are some of our favorite food-related father's day gifts on the internet right now.

Scratching your head over what to get the dad who’s trying to get healthy? While you may want to pass on the beer-brewing kit, nix the box of his favorite chocolates and forgo the pair of lounging slippers, there are all sorts of affordable gift options that support his new, healthier lifestyle. From easy-to-use spiralizers to organic food-of-the-month packages, we’ve got it all right here, just in time for Father’s Day.