NNTP-Posting-Date: Thu, 27 Feb 2003 18:13:07 PST Organization: EarthLink Inc. -- http://www.EarthLink.net Xref: usenet.INS.cwru.edu chi.eats:20033 Jim P. wrote: > What places have a good Sunday Brunch...the normal breakfast stuff and > the other bruch stuff, beef, ham etc. We used to go to Burish's in > Brookfield, but they stopped the brunch. Winberie in OP has a brunch, > but its sort of more the "new food" stuff not traditional per se which > is what we're looking for. > > -- > Regards, > Jim Polaski How far west, Jim... Here's a few that we've gone to in the Fox Valley... The Courtyard (Rt. 59, Warrenville, a mile or so north of Rt. 56) - Normally a banquet hall, they have a good, inexpensive brunch on Sundays. I thinks it about $10 per adult. Decent selection of breakfast items, limited lunch items, great desserts. Erik and Me (Rt. 31 and Illinois Street, St. Charles) - Very good brunch, but call ahead since they get crowded. Pheasant Run Resort (Rt. 64 east of St. Charles) - Huge brunch, but you pay for it! The last time we were there is was about $28/person, but it was wonderful. Old Church Inn - St. Charles, on the west side of town, just north of Rt. 64(Main St.) - As thename says, an old church. We haven't been there for a year or so, butthe brunch was about $20 but was great. Villa Olivia (Bartlett, I think, of of Lake St., Rt. 20 a couple of miles west of Rt. 59) - Another expensive one, but great. Cadilac Ranch - Bartlett, on Lake St just west of Rt. 59 - Its been ayear or so, so I would call to make sure they still do a brunch. When we went it was reasonable priced and very good. They had a good selection of both beakfast and lunch items including barbeque. Hope this helps... I'd be interestedin learning about moreplaces in the Fox Valley... ...ron
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