Last Sunday I went to bruch at the Grand Concourse. It was very nice. There was a good selection of foods. Lots of cheese with fresh fruits. There were two people who made your omelets to order and also French toast. I especially liked the desserts-English trifle, apple dumplings with Bavarian cream, cookies, cheesecake, brownies, carrot cake and more. They had waffles with your choice of maple syrup or Bananas Foster.I chose the bananas. They were great. For something more substantial, you could choose, scrambled eggs, English muffins, Italian sausage, and Roast Beef. The price was only $15.99. I have also had brunch in the Orchard Cafe in the Vista. It is slightly more-$18.99-I think. ButI enjoyed the brunch at the Grand Concourse more. Also while you are waiting to be called, you can have doughnuts and coffee. The coffee is not great, but the doughnuts are kind of tasty and good. They are freshly made. Louise Gray
Pittsburgh, PA
Nice Brunch
Foodie writes: >All a whole lot of money for brunch! Two people 50$ +? >Dingbats for the price, 10 $ is the best bargain going. >GAT. Hmm. Has anyone tried Poli's Sunday brunch? I've been there about three times; each time has been exceptionally pleasant. Much better than the standard Eat-n-Park "chow-till-you-bust" swill, at a great price (about $8, I think). Always a nice fish dish, made-to-order omeletes, several juices to choose from, nice pastries, fresh fruit, etc. --Dale