Brunch
Any suggestions for a good brunch spot in the loop or river north area to take out-of-town guests?
By aet
on Nov 4, 2002 03:47 PM
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By aet
on Nov 4, 2002 03:47 PM
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Well, Wishbone is always good but presumably packed on weekends (never actually been to the downtown one on weekends). Southern comfort food with a yuppie-oriented fat level.
Metromix.com has a whole bunch of brunch listings right now.
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Though not River North, you might want to consider Brett's. A wonderful, warm and cozy spot, serves an excellent brunch. I haven't been there lately, but my memories of brunch there are wonderful and I wouldn't hesitate to return. It's not terribly large, though certainly large enough and not packed.
BRETT'S RESTAURANT
(I think she just changed the name, actually, to Brett's Cafe Americain--like Casablanca)
2001 W. Roscoe
Chicago, IL
773/248-0999
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Speaking of brunch, does anyone have a recommendation for a NICE brunch buffet? I assume they exist but I haven't been able to find one.
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Check out 4 Seasons buffet brunch menu here:
http://www.fourseasons.com/chicagofs/...
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Corosh on Milwaukee has a pretty good brunch buffet. Not the caliber of 4 star hotels, but better than Stanley's and other bars out there.
http://www.corosh.com/
1072 N. Milwaukee
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Orange!!!
It's on the border of being in the South Loop, on Harrison, west of Dearborn. Great, kind of funky brunch food. They have excellant pancake flights - four different kinds of silver dollar pancakes based on a common theme (like chocolate or wine), as well as interesting omelettes.
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