Zed is a modern, wood paneled two story space that reminds me of an ultra hip, over priced condo with 200 foot ceilings. I would be remiss if I didn’t mention that the food at Zed 451 is gorgeous but so is the restaurant itself. The sinful thing about it all is that this all you can eat brunch is soooo economically priced at $24.99! Our server was super sweet and very accommodating and attentive. The combination of cubed glazed ham, creamy cheese, and fluffy eggs together in one delicious bake is pure magic. Ham, egg, and cheese casserole is a brunch masterpiece that will make your mouth water with just one whiff. I could go on and on about the bacon, but I also enjoyed the tangy Buttermilk Herb Bottom Sirloin, the rich Duck Confit hash Brown potatoes and the ginormous Cinnamon Rolls!!! Ham, Egg, and Cheese Breakfast Casserole. The bacon is crispy, crunchy, salty, sweet with a kick! Yum, yum, yum!
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A caste iron skillet in placed on the table full of this delicious candy and I almost didn’t share any with my dining companions. What stood out to me at this brunch was the Maple Cajun Bacon! I mean bacon is pretty awesome all on its own, but MAPLE CAJUN BACON?! Come on now! This isn’t just any bacon, it is think cut bacon that is dusted with Zed’s own Maple Cajun seasoning and then cooked to perfection. What’s on the menu: Buffalo Chicken & Waffles, Panettone French Toast, Poached Egg with Corned Beef Hash, Buttermilk Herb Bottom Sirloin, Maple Bourbon Glazed Ham, Maple Cajun Bacon, Roasted Turkey Breast, Crab Cake Benedict, Tomato Basil Fritata, Duck Confit Hash Browns and Citrus Dusted Atlantic Salmon, massively huge cinnamon rolls and fresh fruit. The unique experience that I would like to highlight is their brunch experience that I have enjoyed twice. I am not a sommelier just yet, but I have not sent a glass back yet.
They offer an awesome gourmet salad bar with an assortment of crusty breads, cheeses, sliced meats and salads. The unique feature of Zed 451 is that they serve entrees similarly the way meat is served at Brazilian steakhouses. In the month of January alone, I have been there 3 times.
I’ve even proclaimed that it is my favorite restaurant. And don’t forget the Easter cocktails-no brunch is complete without mimosas and other springy drinks! Want more Easter inspiration? Check out our Easter lunch and Easter dinner ideas too.Ok I must admit, I have been to Zed 451 several times over the last 3 years. Whatever you make, the key is variety: Try and hit a mix of carbs, protein, and veggies for the best brunch spread ever. Bonus: They're both great dishes to serve when you want to serve eggs without having to make them to everyone’s preference. Our classic quiche or a breakfast casserole like our everything bagel casserole or our egg & hash brown casserole are go-tos for a reason, and couldn't be easier to make. A listing on does not necessarily reflect our affiliation with or endorsement of the listed restaurant, or the listed restaurant's endorsement of. Check with this restaurant for current pricing and menu information. Now that you’ve got your sweets, round out your brunch table with some savory options too. DISCLAIMER: Information shown may not reflect recent changes. We’ve got lots of recipes for you, including some shortcut ones, like overnight French toast (no need to get up early!) or overnight cinnamon rolls (great for serving a crowd). Clark St, Chicago, IL 60610 Phone: 312.266.6691 Web Site: Hours of Operation: Sunday to Thursday 4.30pm to 10pm Friday and Saturday 4. To make them, you'll layer flour tortillas with ranch-flavored mayonnaise.
This means more involved dishes like cinnamon rolls, pancakes, and French toast. These pinwheels are easy to assemble, look great on a platter, and are ideal for an Easter party. While cereal and oatmeal are great for weekdays, a special weekend meal calls for pulling out all the stops. Whether you’re serving a crowd or are having a low-key, smaller Easter, this list of 75 Easter bunny-approved brunch ideas is for you. We're here to remind you about Easter brunch-getting to sleep in and then make an event out of the combination of lunch and breakfast? It’s truly the best of both worlds-it’s a combination of the two meals, of course, but also a mix of savory and sweet fare, so everyone can find something to enjoy (even if it's just the mimosas!). If you aren't a big fan of candy, don't have kids (meaning no egg hunting & decorating or visits with the Easter Bunny), and don't want to have a big to-do for dinner, you might think Easter isn't for you.
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