Dreading overcooked ham, bland potatoes and watery green beans for Easter dinner again this year? Start a new tradition with our roundup of Easter brunches that will satisfy your stomach and fill up the kids before the egg hunt begins.
DOWNTOWN
Sans Souci
24 Public Square, Cleveland, 216-902-4095, sanssoucicleveland.com, noon-5:30 p.m.
So you weren’t able to escape for a European retreat during
spring break, then head to Sans Souci for a dose of the French countryside. The special Easter brunch menu includes lobster and
boursin quiche ($18), Ohio City truffle and rosemary pierogies ($9) and slow braised lamb with rosemary
polenta ($24).
House of Blues
308 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, 215-523-2583,
houseofblues.com; $36, children (6-12) $18; 11 a.m.
For brunch and a show, head to the House of Blues Gospel
Brunch with the Stan Moore Gospel Ensemble. It’ll have your feet tapping as you
traipse the buffet.
Muse
1515 W. Third St., Cleveland, 216-902-5255,
ritzcarlton.com; $50, children $20; 11 a.m.- 4 p.m.
Too tired from egg hunting to read menus? Look
no further than Muse’s four-course prix fixe Easter meal. Begin with roasted
butternut squash soup, follow that with braised pork belly, lobster ravioli and
wrap up with a dessert bar.
EAST
Bon Vivant
12706 Larchmere Blvd., Cleveland, 216-862-8931, bonvivantlarchmere.com;
$15, children $8; 11 a.m.-3 p.m.
Join George Foley on the piano for a live musical
performance and visit the Easter Bunny himself when the clock strikes
noon. With entertainment and an affordable price, this brunch is difficult to
resist.
Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar
28869 Chagrin Blvd., Woodmere, 216-896-9000; $36.95,
children $17.95, 11:30 a.m.-3 p.m.
Known for its exceptional food during the later half of the
day, Fleming’s will welcome brunch-goers this Easter, offering premiere dishes
on its prix fix menu such as baked brioche french
toast with a walnut crisp. A savory appetizer and dessert will accompany your
entree, and don’t leave before trying a blood orange mimosa or a Scottish
beauty off the Easter cocktail menu.
Flour
34205 Chagrin Blvd., Moreland Hills, 216-464-3700,
flourrestaurant.com
Straddling the line of casual and upscale, Flour’s a la
carte Easter brunch brings an Italian twist to classic foods. “You’ve got the
flair of young chef Matt Mytro and old school Paul Minnillo,” says general
manager Brian Lachman. “They find a beautiful happy medium.” See for yourself
when your eggs benedict ($13) comes out topped with mortadella.
Moxie
3355 Richmond Road, Beachwood, 216-831-5599; $32.50,
children (4-12) $16; 10:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m.
From fresh-made waffles with Ohio maple syrup and blueberry
compote to individualized vegetarian quiches, chef Jonathon Bennett is giving
everyone a reason to join the festivities this Sunday. “This is a Jewish
neighborhood, but there’s no doubt we’re celebrating Easter,” says fronthouse
manager Mimi Hargate.
Table 45
9801 Carnegie Ave., Cleveland, 216-707-4045; $ 42,
children (6-10) $17; 10:30 a.m.-3 p.m.
With Zack Bruell and Tom Schrenk behind the food, and with entertainment by the Cleveland Institute of Music Jazz Trio, brunchers won’t be able to tell whether the flavors or the rhythms are making them sing this Easter. They’ve got all the classics, but the raw seafood bar is taking over the score.
WEST
100th Bomb Group
20920 Brookpark Road, Cleveland, 216-267-1010; $38.95,
children $15.95; 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Located across from Cleveland Hopkins International Airport,
100th Bomb Group combines elegance with historic memorabilia.
Indulge in traditional pasta or elaborate seafood and decadent desserts while
the kids choose from simpler options and enjoy a sweeping view of flight
arrivals and departures.
Cleveland Airport Marriott
4277 W. 150th St., Cleveland, 216-252-5333; $32.95,
seniors $25.95, children (3-12) $13.95; 11 a.m.-3 p.m.
If you’re looking for luxury and a reason to dress up, head
to the Cleveland Airport Marriot’s County Ballroom. The buffet-style brunch
satisfies an eye for glamour and an appetite for anything from stuffed lamb to
green bean casserole. You may need to wear the suit with a little extra room.
Luxe Kitchen & Lounge
6605 Detroit Ave., Cleveland, 216-920-0600,
luxecleveland.com;
a la carte; 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Luxe Kitchen & Lounge jazzes up traditional ham with a
pineapple and cherry glaze ($17). If you’d prefer a hearty breakfast food, try
the mushroom and goat cheese omelet ($10) with baby kale and blistered
tomatoes.
Market
1137 Linda St., Rocky River, 440-799-4292,
marketbeer.com; $26, children $8; 11 a.m. Saturday
Tip off the Easter Bunny and his friends on good hiding
spots for eggs this Saturday at Market. Their brunch is complete
with kid-friendly foods such as pancakes and scrambled eggs. For fun of a more
adult nature, hit up the famous MKT bloody mary cart.
SB Eighty One
24481 Detroit Road, Westlake, 440-835-3559; $25,
children
(12 and under) $11; 10 a.m.-noon
Can’t seem to please all the relatives joining you for
brunch this Easter? Avoid that headache by heading to SB Eighty One. There, your frisky uncle can hit the dance
floor, while the kids can enjoy classic breakfast fare at the buffet. Even grandma
can feel at ease while feasting on a sensible lemon rosemary chicken.
Wine Bar Rocky River
1313 Linda St., Rocky River, 440-799-4300; $25,
children
(under 12) $10; 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Forgo a loud, noisy buffet in favor of Wine Bar Rocky
River’s cozy, natural setting perfect for an Easter morning with the family.
The three-course prix fix menu includes choices such as wild mushroom quiche or
a basic scrambled eggs breakfast for the kids. Try the fresh pear juice or
blood orange juice at the unlimited mimosa bar included in the $25 price.
SOUTH
One Red Door
49 Village Way, Hudson, 330-342-3667; a la carte; 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
You’ll want to reserve your family’s place in the cozy One Red Door this Easter. The elaborate brunch menu features a la carte specials including lemon ricotta cheese pancakes ($12) for breakfast enthusiasts or the lamb special for those with a meatier appetite. Be sure to visit the bloody mary bar for specialty drinks.
Blue Canyon Kitchen & Tavern
8960 Wilcox Drive, Twinsburg, 330-486-2583; $36.95,
children (8-12) $15.95, (3-7) $9.95; 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Venture out to the Blue Canyon for their reservation-only
buffet, featuring a variety of breakfast meats and dishes, or choose a
made-to-order breakfast delicacy. Try the maple sage turkey breast at the
chef-carved station or indulge in oysters at the raw bar. Four or more mimosas
or bloody mary’s ordered per table receive a $2 discount per drink.
Creekside Restaurant & Bar
8803 Brecksville Road, Brecksville, 440-546-0555; a la carte;
8 a.m.-1 p.m.
Enjoy a full breakfast menu featuring specials chosen by the
chef. Don’t miss out on the coconut hummingbird torte ($4.50) and beginning at
11 a.m. the orange honey mojito ($8).
Lockkeepers
8001 Rockside Road, Valley View, 216-524-9404; a la
carte;
10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Enjoy comfort and class this Easter at Lockkeepers’ plated
brunch event. Quality Italian options dominate a menu that lets guests dictate
the style. A more casual hand-rolled pizza ($10.95) is as celebrated as the
sophisticated lobster risotto ($27.95). - By Alexis Parisi and Emma Gasperak
2 comments:
Table 45 is not Downtown. That would be the east side.
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