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It’s almost April, and Easter is days away! While Easter egg hunts may not be in for adults, brunch certainly is. There are several local restaurants offering tasty eats on Easter weekend and we’ve got a list for you. Here are 5 places to enjoy easter brunch in Seattle this year.
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To kick us off, the George at the Fairmont Olympic has some seriously tasty options. The set menu is a three course meal, along with juice and bubble options. Be sure to make a reservation in advance.
When: Sunday, March 31st
Where: 411 University Street
Cost: $75+
Charlotte Restaurant & Lounge’s 16th floor spots boasts stunning views of Elliott Bay, and it is hosting a lavish 5-course prix fixe menu for Easter brunch. Expect classics like Eggs Benedict and Shakshouka.
When: Sunday, March 31st
Where: 809 5th Ave, Seattle
Cost: $125 per adult, $55 per child
If you want to celebrate the holiday downtown you can head to Elliott’s Oyster House. The restaurant is offering an Easter menu from 11 AM to 4 PM. Menu items range from sweet french toast to king crab and artichoke quiche. We also recommend reservations for this one!
When: Sunday, March 31st
Where: 1201 Alaskan Way, Pier 56
Cost: $16+
Brunch in the sky? Ascend is your place to be. The restaurant is doing a “Carts + Carousels” holiday brunch with sushi, Ube hotteok, and pork belly benedict. There are also share plates, and dessert!
When: Sunday, March 31st
Where: 10400 Northeast Fourth Street, Bellevue
Cost: $145
If you’re looking for a classic PNW Easter Brunch, you can enjoy waterfront views at Ray’s Boathouse. Ray’s is offering a three course menu from 10:30 AM to 3 PM and you also have the option of ordering a la carte. It also has a 3-course Easter dinner, and reservations are recommended for both!
When: Sunday, March 31st
April: 6049 Seaview Avenue Northwest, Ballard
Cost: $75
Happy Easter, Seattle!
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