We’re a family of six, so flipping flapjacks on any given day requires a lot of time standing and ladling. I can attest that sheet pan pancakes like these from A Spicy Perspective are a lifesaver when you want to feed a crowd. Give Father’s Day a sweet start with this recipe and plenty of syrup.

A platter of warm cinnamon rolls is a fantastic breakfast treat for Father’s Day, but if you’re feeding a crowd, opt for this cinnamon roll bread pudding from Brown Eyed Baker. It bakes up casserole-style using pre-made or store-bought cinnamon rolls and an egg mixture. It’s an easy and delicious way to start dad’s day.

Full of ham and spinach, this egg and croissant brunch bake from Pinch Of Yum is a hearty recipe that will feed your whole crew. It’s made using store-bought croissants torn into small chunks tossed with an egg mixture so it all bakes together into a casserole of tasty Father’s Day breakfast goodness.

Make Father’s Day breakfast extra memorable with this smoked salmon bagel bar idea from Damn Delicious. You can put out as many bagels as you need to feed everyone and adjust the topping preferences to your family’s liking. It’s a really customizable idea that you can spin off in any direction you want.

While I usually opt for pre-packaged individual servings of oatmeal on weekday mornings, Father’s Day calls for something special. With this apple pie baked oatmeal recipe from A Pretty Life In The Suburbs, you can feed your whole family a comforting and warm breakfast in honor of dad.

It’s hard to go wrong with a classic quiche when you’re serving breakfast to a crowd on Father’s Day. This ham and broccoli quiche from Foodie Crush bakes up golden brown and bubbly, ready to serve to your guests.

I’m all about making individual servings when serving breakfast to a crowd. For Father’s Day breakfast, these bacon and egg toast cups from Damn Delicious fit the bill. Plus, they just look super pretty on a platter for the celebratory occasion.

Potatoes are one of the best ways I know of to stretch a meal. Need to make breakfast go farther on Father’s Day? Simply serve this chorizo breakfast hash from Budget Bytes alongside some scrambled eggs.

Take advantage of all the fresh fruit at your disposal in early summer when you make this berries and brie breakfast bake for Father’s Day. From Cook Nourish Bliss, it’s full of fresh blueberries and served with a strawberry topping that’s sure to make Dad swoon.

Another Father’s Day breakfast that uses fresh summer fruit is this recipe for baked strawberries and cream French toast from Damn Delicious. It’s basically a French toast casserole made with chunks of ripe strawberries and dollops of cream cheese that practically melts into the brioche and egg mixture when baked. Serve it with even more fresh strawberries piled on top and a sprinkle of powdered sugar.

I don’t typically think of biscuits and gravy as something to serve to a large group, but thanks to this one-pot recipe from Number 2 Pencil, I now know it’s totally possible. Both the gravy and the biscuits cook right up in the same skillet so you can make enough to feed your whole family in one fell swoop.

How delicious does this slice of sausage and red pepper quiche look? From Pinch Of Yum, it serves eight, but you could totally stretch it further. Serve it alongside some fresh fruit or with yogurt bowls to balance out the heaviness of the dish for your Father’s Day gathering.

This cheesy breakfast casserole from Damn Delicious is packed with all of dad’s breakfast favorites. Eggs, potatoes, crumbled sausage, bell peppers, and plenty of cheddar cheese come together to make the breakfast bowl of dad’s dreams. Plus, there’s plenty to go around.

If you need a Father’s Day breakfast idea for a crowd that can also be made ahead of time, this recipe from Foodie Crush is a wonderful choice. Assemble this entire ham and cheese breakfast casserole the night before and pop it in the oven when you wake up. It’ll be ready to eat in about an hour.

Classic and simple, a batch of these blueberry vanilla muffins from Damn Delicious is a tasty breakfast treat you can serve to a crowd on Father’s Day. It’s an especially good recipe to have on hand if you need to make something the day before to serve the morning of.

If you think strata is just for Christmas, think again. You can make this fluffy strata casserole from A Spicy Perspective to celebrate Father’s Day and feed your whole family. It hangs out in your fridge overnight, so all you have to do is throw it in the oven in the morning and you’ll have a dish that everyone can enjoy together.