BRUNCH BUNCH

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and an omelet station are other
Sunday highlights.
Ritz Carlton, Fairlane
Plaza, 300 Town Center
Drive, Dearborn, (3 13)
441-2000
Adults: $28.00; Children:
$14.00
Brunch Hours: 10:30
a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
The Ritz Carlton brunch is
admittedly pricey, but the hotel
is a place people consider for a
truly special occasion. Many
find the ambience well worth it,
not to mention the food and
service.
A trio comprised of pianist,
bassist and guitarist entertain
each Sunday. Pates, fruits, pas-
tries and seafood dishes are
special attractions on the
brunch buffet. Various meats
and breakfast specialties are
offered.
Southfield Marriott, The
Garden Court Restaurant,
24033 Northwestern Hwy.,
Southfield, (313) 356-7400
Adults: $7.95; Children
10 and under: $5.95
Breakfast/Brunch Buffet:
9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
The Garden Court Res-
taurant is an airy, pleasant
room to start the day and the
solid breakfast/brunch foods
are satisfying.
Choose from eggs with
breakfast meats as well as pan-
cakes, hash browns, Danish,
fruit, juices and cold and hot
cereals.
Townsend Hotel, 100
Townsend, Birmingham,
(313) 642-7900
Breakfast/Brunch hours:
8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Perhaps no hotel receives as
many in-town visitors as the
Townsend, known for its lavish
high tea and stunning period
decor.
Patrons wishing to dine on
Sunday may choose from the
menu, since there is no buffet.
Entrees include omelets,
eggs Benedict, scrambled eggs
with Nova lox, waffles, pan-
cakes and French toast.
The Hunter Breakfast is a
"stick-to-the-ribs" meal, with
liver, a lamb chop and other
meat or poultry accompanying
eggs.
Main courses come with
freshly squeezed orange juice
and tea or coffee.

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