Raleigh-Durham, NC

where to go for Sunday brunch in Raleigh/Cary

4 posts · Feb 3, 1999 to Feb 5, 1999

Ashley L.The University of North Carolina at Chapel HillFeb 3, 1999

I would suggest somewhere like Briggs or Courtney's.  They both have a good brunch menu that is fairly diverse.

Briggs is at the intersection of Highhouse and Maynard Road (the one near Preston corners).  Courtney's is near the mall on Walnut Street.

John K. wrote:

>         [Sorry for the repost over here...  I posted this in
>         triangle.general, and it was suggested that I post it
>         here.  D'oh!  I wish I'd thought of that!]
>
> What's a good place for a Sunday brunch in Raleigh or Cary?  I've tried
> the Holiday Inn (downtown) and the Velvet Cloak Inn, and thought both had
> a rather limited selection.  I'm looking for something that's apt to be
> in the $12-$16 per person range (more is okay), that's a cut (or two :-))
> above Golden Corral and the like, for an occasional brunch on a special
> occasion.
>
> Thanks.
>
> --
> John Klassa / Alcatel / Raleigh, NC, USA / $pm{Raleigh}[0] / \/\/&/\/\ / <><

sally G.The University of North Carolina at Chapel HillFeb 3, 1999

On 3 Feb 1999, John K. wrote:

> What's a good place for a Sunday brunch in Raleigh or Cary?  I've tried

If you're willing to travel to Chapel Hill, you couldn't find much better than the buffet brunch at the Siena Hotel (E. Franklin St.).  It is by far the best we have found in the Triangle (desserts are to die for!).  Price is $16 or $18 - can't remember which. Reservations are necessary.

Sally

Bob S.Feb 4, 1999

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There is a nice brunch at the Hilton on Wake Forest just north of the beltline. $14.95 I believe, complete with piano.

Bob

On 3 Feb 1999 18:49:56 GMT, [email removed] (John Klassa) wrote:

>	[Sorry for the repost over here...  I posted this in
>	triangle.general, and it was suggested that I post it
>	here.  D'oh!  I wish I'd thought of that!]
>
>What's a good place for a Sunday brunch in Raleigh or Cary?  I've tried
>the Holiday Inn (downtown) and the Velvet Cloak Inn, and thought both had
>a rather limited selection.  I'm looking for something that's apt to be
>in the $12-$16 per person range (more is okay), that's a cut (or two :-))
>above Golden Corral and the like, for an occasional brunch on a special
>occasion.
>
>Thanks.
>
>--
>John Klassa / Alcatel / Raleigh, NC, USA / $pm{Raleigh}[0] / \/\/&/\/\ / <><

Dave C.SelfFeb 5, 1999

Try Tir Na Nog near the City Market.  Very good brunch food.

says...
> 	[Sorry for the repost over here...  I posted this in
> 	triangle.general, and it was suggested that I post it
> 	here.  D'oh!  I wish I'd thought of that!]
>
> What's a good place for a Sunday brunch in Raleigh or Cary?  I've tried
> the Holiday Inn (downtown) and the Velvet Cloak Inn, and thought both had
> a rather limited selection.  I'm looking for something that's apt to be
> in the $12-$16 per person range (more is okay), that's a cut (or two :-))
> above Golden Corral and the like, for an occasional brunch on a special
> occasion.
>
> Thanks.
>
>