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I love chocolate and decorating Easter eggs so it goes without saying I’m having a great week. But I’ve never been someone who gets too excited about Easter dinner, which is why I normally subsist on a diet of Cadbury eggs on Easter Sunday.
But Easter Brunch? That’s something I can definitely look forward to. And a nearby brunch, that I can walk to? Even better.
If you want more than basic brunch, how about checking out the Easter Brunch at Art & Soul? They have chicken and waffles, what more do you need to know! Or Montmarte, where the entire menu looks delicious to me.
Something more casual? You can have your brunch (and people watching too!) as always at The Argonaut, Tunnicliff’s or Matchbox. I haven’t tried the brunch at Zest but they have Chesapeake Benedict, which I always like to see on a brunch menu.
Let me implore you. On this day, when surely more than the average brunch-goers will be brunching, call ahead to see if you can get a reservation! No one minds enjoying a mimosa (or two) but you don’t want to be waiting hours for a table. You’ve got an entire chocolate bunny to get home to.