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SFLisa Feb 10, 2007 11:51 AM

Sunday brunch or breakfast in KC?

Any recommendations for Sunday brunch in the KC area? I am also looking for a weekend breakfast place in Lee's Summit or beyond.

I have been to First Watch and LePeep's. Anything else out there?

Thanks-

  1. amy_rc Feb 16, 2007 10:27 AM

    In Lee's Summit I have enjoyed brunch at Garozzo's. They have a great buffet. If I remember correctly, they have someone to make fresh eggs or omlettes to order, fresh pancakes and waffles, B&G and italian fare...oh, and of course, great prime rib. I like the desserts, italian cakes and such. Yummy and affordable.

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      WyCo Feb 12, 2007 05:00 AM

      Corner Cafe in Riverside would be my choice for a weekend breakfast.

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        SundanceKC Feb 11, 2007 08:11 AM

        I tried to post a reply yesterday, and something went awry, so we'll try again.

        My favorite Sunday brunch destinations around KC:

        1) Lydia's in the Freight House. For $19.50, you get a three-course prix fixe brunch and beverage. Antipasti and dolci are served buffet-style; you order your choice of second course. I've never been dissapointed; the buffet selections are usually quite fresh and the second-course menu has something for practically everyone, including their three-pasta tasting that is very popular. More info is at http://kansas.lidiasitaly.com/

        2) Blue Bird Bistro on Summit. Blue Bird Bistro prides itself on offering fresh, local, often organic food options, and they seem to really excel at their breakfast/brunch menu. Delicate but innovative flavors, nice atmosphere. Try the Blue Bird Benedict. More info at http://www.kansascitymenus.com/bluebi...

        Enjoy!

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          apart Feb 11, 2007 08:50 AM

          I second Bluebird -- excellent breakfast/brunch. It's especially good in the spring, when the weather gets good enough for them to start really using produce from their own garden.

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