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Project Vino Reserve introduces "Fork & Fizz," a bubbles-fuelled brunch concept.
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Come for the pancakes, stay for the mimosa.
It is always five o'clock somewhere. Even on a weekend morning, when all you want to do is pour yourself a generous glass of wine after a draining work week. But if you want to do it right, Project Vino Reserve ...
The brunch spread at Finestra at Solaire North might just become your new Sunday habit.
Several upscale hotels and resorts in the city offer Sunday brunch-the long, leisurely meal favored by people looking to bond over a mix of breakfast and lunch items-and each has its own charms. A relatively new one located in a ...
The owners of Brunch Bureau have made it their mission to serve up dishes interesting and unique, no one would think, 'I could easily make this at home.'
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In defense of brunch, the meal we love to hate.
Everybody hates brunch. The only thing people hate more than brunch itself is the annoying brunch battalion that comes with it.See, the corny buffet stunts and continental breakfast can be insufferable. We get unnecessarily overpriced drinks that we could've done ...
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If you’re feeling fancy.
Sunday brunch is an elegant way to spend the last few hours of the weekend with close friends or family. You don't need to wake up too early and you can enjoy a long leisurely meal before going off to do ...
"I'm nursing a hangover." Okay, how does Refinery 2.0 sound?
You're in Makati, caught between brunch and a bad place nursing a bad hangover; with a pair of jet-black sunglasses on acting as shutters for the unforgiving light, and a cheap cardigan and a pair of old sweats on concealing ...
Single Origin opens a second branch in Rockwell, with an expanded food menu.
Carlo G. Lorenzana introduces me to a friend and regular. "We (Carlo and I) see each other once a year," he chuckles. Our last encounter was for a story I was doing on Peruvian cuisine and he had just opened his Japanese- ...
People having scotch with their eggs is quickly becoming just like heavy weekday traffic on EDSA: It's a part of life.
Migs Rodriguez, normally mild-mannered and yielding, was suddenly defiant-almost stern. "We should still talk about the coffee," he demanded, ever so calmly. "Because it really is all about the coffee."We cannot blame him, though, since Caravan Black at Netpark, ...
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