CHAMPAGNE BRUNCHES - ORLANDO
#2
Guest
Posts: n/a
There is a GOOD one at LaQuinta in the Grand Cypress hotel. Not on I-drive, but close. It is unique because the buffet is set up in the kitchen. The first course is buffet style, and then for the entree, you go in the kitchen and order from the chefs.
The food is excellent. For the first course you get shellfish, fish, cheese, sushi, salads, breads, etc. Then the entrees are like duck, mahi, etc. Eat as much as you like.
It is also all you can drink champagne. Sorry, but I cannot remember the price. I do not think that it is cheap. Have fun.
The food is excellent. For the first course you get shellfish, fish, cheese, sushi, salads, breads, etc. Then the entrees are like duck, mahi, etc. Eat as much as you like.
It is also all you can drink champagne. Sorry, but I cannot remember the price. I do not think that it is cheap. Have fun.
#6
Guest
Posts: n/a
http://www.orlandoweekly.com/dining/review.asp?r=876
Excellent Sunday Brunch at "The Renaissance Orlando Resort" - $29 for a truly gourmet day. Unlimited champagne, huge choice, lovely atmosphere. Read the review. 5 adults & 2 kids were there Sept 2001, and will return this year. Not on International Drive, but a mere 5/10 mins by car.
Brian (Sunny Scotland - home of golf)
Excellent Sunday Brunch at "The Renaissance Orlando Resort" - $29 for a truly gourmet day. Unlimited champagne, huge choice, lovely atmosphere. Read the review. 5 adults & 2 kids were there Sept 2001, and will return this year. Not on International Drive, but a mere 5/10 mins by car.
Brian (Sunny Scotland - home of golf)
#9
Guest
Posts: n/a
My family and I go to the Renaissance Resort across from Sea World at least twice a year and we're never disappointed. Yes, several people think the Grand Cypress is better, but it's also almost twice the price and I didn't think it was worth the extra money. The Renaissance buffet is truly a great deal, with excellent food.