On Tue, 21 Jan 1997 11:04:53 -0500, Peter Aitken Someone wrote: >Paula J. wrote: >> >> Penny -- sorry I didn't get to answer your George's Garage question; >> haven't been on-line for the last week! By the way, I love their sign now >> hanging out front, advertising their carry-out: "Never Cook Again!" >> >> For brunches in the Triad, I definitely second the suggestion for the >> Museum Cafe`, which has live music to soothe nervous digestions. The Siena >> Hotel also has a good Sunday brunch, expensive (I think around $16) but >> worth it if you go early when the food is freshly laid out. There is >> usually someone playing jazz piano, too. Very intimate and quiet >> atmosphere. >> >> How do the other big Triangle hotel brunches fare (e.g., Washington Duke >> Inn, Hilton, Sheraton, etc.)? >> >> Paula > >I second Paula's recommendation of the Siena. They have not only the >traditional brunch things, like waffles, sausage, etc., but also some >Italian items such as polenta, pasta, and cheeses. Worth every penny! > >PS - Don;t mix up the Triad and the Triangle. The Triad, I believe, is >Winston-Salem, Greensboro, and one other city out that way. > >Peter G. Aitken Sumans Indian - 900 block of Main Street across from Brightleaf Square - has just begun Saturday/Sunday brunch.
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