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2 posts · Jun 20, 2001 to Aug 13, 2001

AnonymousJun 20, 2001
 I like Sunday brunch but don't know of too many and most are expensive.

 Zenith is my favorite.  At 26th and Sarah on the South Side, it is
 vegetarian and less than $10.  The atmosphere is eclectic (they have lots of
 art and antiques for sale) and low-key.  They don't start serving until
 11:15am though.

 Grand Concourse.  Lovely setting, great smoked fish but the lines are long
 unless you come early or late, and it's $20 per person.

 Victoria Hall.  Lovely setting, great food, but again this is $20 per
 person.

 Westin hotel downtown.  Went to this brunch when it was the Doubletree.
 Less than $15, good food, not a lot of atmosphere.

 Any others to recommend?

 Thanks!
DajpghAug 13, 2001
 Fuel and Fuddle. Oakland Avenue

 11 am - 2:00 pm Sundays

 Wonderful.

 We go regularly.

 Warren D. wrote:
 > I recently had a very pleasant brunch at the Steelhead Grill - in Chatham
 > Center downtown (it's a Ramada or Marriot or one of those interchangeable
 > hotels now). Basic  food, but perfectly acceptable, not crowded, decent
 > coffee, omelet station. I don't remember exactly what it cost but I do
 > remember it being very reasonable.
 >
 > Someone wrote:
 > > I like Sunday brunch but don't know of too many and most are expensive.
 > >
 > > Zenith is my favorite.  At 26th and Sarah on the South Side, it is
 > > vegetarian and less than $10.  The atmosphere is eclectic (they have
 lots
 > of
 > > art and antiques for sale) and low-key.  They don't start serving until
 > > 11:15am though.
 > >
 > > Grand Concourse.  Lovely setting, great smoked fish but the lines are
 long
 > > unless you come early or late, and it's $20 per person.
 > >
 > > Victoria Hall.  Lovely setting, great food, but again this is $20 per
 > > person.
 > >
 > > Westin hotel downtown.  Went to this brunch when it was the Doubletree.
 > > Less than $15, good food, not a lot of atmosphere.
 > >
 > > Any others to recommend?
 > >
 > > Thanks!
 > >
 > >
 >
 >
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