Mother’s Day 2020 will be unlike any in history. While you might not be able to take Mom out for brunch and mimosas, there are still some food-centric ways to celebrate. Here are a few ideas for making her feel extra-special, all day long.

Early Morning

Fuel up at Founders Coffee, where they’re giving out flowers at the drive-thru. Order the Ice Cream Latte, May’s featured drink and part of Founders’ year-long “Giving Drink” initiative. This month, a dollar from every drink special goes to the Shade Tree, which provides assistance and shelter to more than 1,800 women and children in crisis every year. 6410 S. Durango Drive #100, 702-916-4442, founderscoffeeco.com.

Breakfast

Show your love and appreciation with a box of special-occasion doughnuts from Pinkbox Doughnuts, including Mom (pink, chocolate-drizzled raised doughnut spelling out “Mom”); Love for Mom (pink-frosted raised shell heart, with the word “love” piped on top; and Kisses for Mom (white-frosted raised ring doughnut topped with pink frosting and “XO” gummies). Multiple locations, pinkboxdoughnuts.com.

Brunch

Marché Bacchus French Bistro & Wine Shop is offering a three-course to-go menu that includes a choice of entrées including an egg strata, red wine braised beef with white truffle grits or pasta jambalaya. All entrées include a side of maple cheddar and duck confit cornbread and white chocolate mousse for dessert. $85, serves two. 2620 Regatta Drive #106, 702-804-8008, marchebacchus.com.

DW Bistro has four Mother’s Day packages available for pickup, including Ladies Who Brunch, for which you choose between two quiche flavors. Pair it with Motherly Advice Cocktails, offered in several kits—and don’t forget the carrot cake! 9275 W. Russell Road #190, 702-527-5200, dwbistro.com.

Rooster Boy Cafe has all of Chef Sonia El-Nawal’s favorites, including the baker’s basket, green chilaquiles, the breakfast galette, dutch-oven pancakes, strawberry shortcake and I Love Mom cookies. Want to go super-fancy? There’s a caviar option. $125, serves 4; $55 caviar add-on. 2620 Regatta Drive #113, 702-560-2453, roosterboycafe.com.

Dinner

Honey Salt has dinner for four available for takeout, so Mom doesn’t have to worry about cooking. Choices include seared Scottish salmon ($175), chicken Parmesan ($150) and paella ($160). All choices include Grandma Rosie’s Turkey Meatballs, a Mediterranean salad and strawberry shortcake. 1031 S. Rampart Blvd., 702-445-6100, honeysalt.com.

For those who prefer the semi-DIY route, North Italia has a family kit that you put together. It includes a large Caesar salad and Parmesan garlic bread, with a choice of fresh pasta (tagliatelle, bucatini, rigatoni or strozzapreti) and pasta sauce (Bolognese, marinara, garlic Parmesan cream or basil pesto). $65, serves four to five. 1069 S. Rampart Blvd., 702-507-0927, northitalia.com.

For something a little different, check out Vampire.Pizza, AREA15’s home-dining experience. You get a pizza, salad, dessert and a game kit with an immersive story and a 60- 90-minute mystery game. And, it’s delivered by a vampire! $28-$33/ person. vampire.pizza.com.

Dessert

The day’s not over! Get Mom a customizable cookie cake from Insomnia Cookies (insomniacookies.com), which come in 6- or 8-inch sizes and a variety of flavors and shapes. Freed’s Bakery (freedsbakery.com) also offers themed cakes, custom cookies and cookie decorating kits. It’s a sweet way to end her special day.