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In article , "Tenzo"
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> Yeinkiijo wrote:
> > Jim P. wrote:
> > >
> > > What places have a good Sunday Brunch...the normal breakfast stuff and
> > > the other bruch stuff, beef, ham etc.
> >
> >
> > Same question, but North West city and 'burbs. Preferably where they
> > don't allow kids to run wild.
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> The Swedish American or is it Norwegian American club in Palatine.
>
> It's worth a 1 hour drive from the city. Just off the highway.
It is a great brunch, to be sure. It's pricy, though, or was when I had it several years ago (4 years, me thinks...)
Another terrific brunch, but out of my price range, is at the Barn of Barrington.
You might try Millrose Brewing Company in South Barrington, just off I-90, as well; I think I remember that they had a Sunday brunch, and given that their fare is always very good, I bet the brunch is too...
-ChadChicago, IL