Where have you enjoyed the most lavish brunch buffet?
Over the weekend, I enjoyed a phenomenal brunch at the Four Seasons in Boston. Unlimited Oysters, clams, LOBSTER (tail & claws), dim sum, peking duck, ham, roast beef, cheeses, breakfast foods...well, you get the picture. I could not believe the unlimited lobster.
But what impressed me most was the service. Our waiter told us that if there was something special that we'd like to eat the next time we had brunch (e.g., lamb), let them know the day before and they would make sure to have it for us! Now that is truly unbelievable service.
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11 Comments:
wow, sounds amazing, how much?
Mheusler at 6:30PM on 04/16/07
$65 for everything (including unlimited fresh squeezed orange juice)...alcohol is additional.
CambridgeFoodie at 6:43PM on 04/16/07
The Four Seasons Biltmore in Santa Barbara. $80, but worth every cent. Amazing. One of the best meals of my life.
AdamH at 8:42PM on 04/16/07
The Caravelle Hotel in Saigon. Probably not the most amazing brunch if you've been living in NYC for years but after a year of amazingly delicious Saigon streetfood, I have to say that eating all-you-can-eat cheese plates, oysters, sushi, lamb, prime rib, shrimp, calamari, and desserts for $25 was quite the treat and a nice if unnecessary change from Banh Xeo, Bun Thit Nuong, and Pho. Oh, honestly, what probably did it for me was the all you can drink cocktails. Brunch started at 11 and ended at 3. I was there all 4 hours, taking liberal advantage of the drink menu.
NSW at 8:45PM on 04/16/07
The buffet at the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island, Michigan. Technically, it's a lunch buffet, but you could go a bit earlier than noon. It was $35, and the dessert table alone was worth the price.
amyscoop at 12:20PM on 04/17/07
The Palace Hotel In San Francisco......The selections are abundant, varied,and all well prepared. There is a jazz group performing and the dining room with the glass ceiling is beautiful
Joe at 1:02PM on 04/17/07
Come on, guys..how about the best in NYC?
annien at 1:38PM on 04/17/07
The Burj Al Arab, Dubai. Standard uber brunch menu + all you can eat caviar. $150.
SkinnyFatty at 2:38PM on 04/17/07
The Chaminade in Santa Cruz, CA. $65 per person, and that was 9 years ago. Lobster, prime rib, eggs any style, champagne...
Clare K at 4:33PM on 04/17/07
In NYC... Patois in Brooklyn has a nice deal if you like all you can drink mimosas. The food is very good too. Frankie's has a delicious Bloody Mary. Best 'brunch' I've had though is Dim Sum in the Chinatown in Queens.
NSW at 11:23PM on 04/17/07
I had a fantastic brunch experience at the River Cafe on the Brooklyn waterfront. Delicious food, excellent service, and a great view of Manhattan. Definitely worth the prix fixe price.
Haiku575 at 5:42PM on 04/18/07