Hukilau Vintage etc. Bar Restaurants and Lauderdale / Miami ,etc area attractions. - Tiki Travel

P PT-Tiki Member Fort Lauderdale, FL Joined: May 23, 2003 Posts: 15	P PT-Tiki Posted posted on Fri, Jun 13, 2003 12:23 PM Breakfast not big here in Fort Lauderdale, as we usaully don't wake up till noon... Try: "The Floridan" historic breakfast place to see and be seen... There's a great cuban joint on andrews avenue with killer "Mezclado" and "Juevos Rancheros"... There's also "Panera Bread" & "Offerdahls" both on Federal... both within a mile of Mai Kai... For Sunday morining try: CITY LINK'S BEST PLACE FOR SUNDAY BRUNCH Blue Moon Fish Company 4405 W. Tradewinds Ave., Lauderdale-by-the-Sea 954/267-9888 http://www.bluemoonfishco.com This lovely, indoor-outdoor, art-deco-inspired eatery alongside the Intracoastal serves fine food every day of the week, but the all-you-can-eat Sunday brunch ($24.95) is its biggest bargain. The meal begins with a Bloody Mary, champagne or a mimosa. Then, you dive into a dizzying array of offerings: peel-and-eat shrimp, oysters, clams, garlic mussels, fruit, salads, salmon, crab cakes, seafood gumbo, mahi mahi, stuffed chicken and meat loaf. Top the meal off with crème brûlée, strawberry shortcake, a double-chocolate torte or any of a host of French pastries.

Breakfast not big here in Fort Lauderdale, as we usaully don't wake up till noon...

Try:

"The Floridan" historic breakfast place to see and be seen...
There's a great cuban joint on andrews avenue with killer "Mezclado" and "Juevos Rancheros"...
There's also "Panera Bread" & "Offerdahls" both on Federal... both within a mile of Mai Kai...

For Sunday morining try:

CITY LINK'S BEST PLACE FOR SUNDAY BRUNCH
Blue Moon Fish Company
4405 W. Tradewinds Ave., Lauderdale-by-the-Sea
954/267-9888

http://www.bluemoonfishco.com

This lovely, indoor-outdoor, art-deco-inspired eatery alongside the Intracoastal serves fine food every day of the week, but the all-you-can-eat Sunday brunch ($24.95) is its biggest bargain. The meal begins with a Bloody Mary, champagne or a mimosa. Then, you dive into a dizzying array of offerings: peel-and-eat shrimp, oysters, clams, garlic mussels, fruit, salads, salmon, crab cakes, seafood gumbo, mahi mahi, stuffed chicken and meat loaf. Top the meal off with crème brûlée, strawberry shortcake, a double-chocolate torte or any of a host of French pastries.

Post #39042 by PT-Tiki on Fri, Jun 13, 2003 12:23 PM