Of course, the complimentary mimosas (and Bloody Marys) soften the blow. Farrago's Midtown eatery Farrago's, at 318 Gray St., serves bottomless brunch Saturday AND Sunday for 10. While Quattro’s tried-and-true brunch buffet clocks in as the most expensive on this list at $65, the sheer variety of food warrants the heftier price.Ī caviar station, raw seafood bar, succulent proteins - you name it, they’ve got it. The $24 rotating brunch buffet not only comes with Cajun-creole staples like wings and waffles, fried catfish, and smothered pork chops, but the deal also gets you never-ending mimosas. Phil & Derek’s may be sporting a new Midtown location, but its standout brunch offerings still stand. This River Oaks restaurant institution enhances its elevated Southern-inspired brunch with not only $14 mimosas but also bottomless bellinis and champagne. Twelve dollar bottomless mimosas are just the cherry on top of Picos’ brunch, which includes a bevy of Mexican breakfast dishes - a win for the Upper Kirby corridor. This special isn’t printed on the menu, so you’ll have to know to request it from your waiter. If you’re in the Museum District, global Southern restaurant Lucille’s has you covered with the bottomless mimosas. Added bonus: Hearsay also features a live band every Sunday.

While brunch lasts until 3 pm, the downtown restaurant’s bottomless mimosas only last until 2 pm, so you’ll want to get there early. Related posts Daily Money and Finance Horoscope: Predictions for Dec 17 DecemChronicling BR Ambedkar’s life in London AugIn trying hard to avoid clichés, we run the risk of turning into clichés ourselves. Hearsay’s $12 bottomless deal and standout fare always draw a huge crowd. Indulge in American fare such as chicken fried steak and eggs, mini stack of cinnamon roll pancakes, and fried cheeseburger egg rolls as the drinks continue to flow. The Heights eatery’s hefty brunch menu is the perfect complement to its $15 bottomless mimosa option. For over 13 years, Farragos was a solid brunch option that. Arrived about 7:00 on Monday, two people at the bar, no table seated. Sunday Funday started on a sour note yesterday with the Facebook posting by Farragos that they were serving their final brunch service. That certainly counts as bottomless in our book. This used to be a good restaurant with excellent food, but not anymore.

The Mexican restaurant offers the first mimosa for $11, and every libation after clocks in at merely one cent each. While Cyclone Anaya’s mimosa deal doesn’t fit the technical definition of bottomless, it’s too good to not make this list.

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