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There’s been a recent resurgence when it comes to the restaurant brunch scene, and to say I’m thrilled is an understatement. While some restaurants launched brand-new menus, others have changed theirs or extended their hours. The brunch menus below are available on Sundays only.
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Off the Wall Craft Beer & Wine
For brunch, expect everything from steak and eggs ($22) to fruit parfaits ($8) — but the blonde ale crepes ($14) are my favorite. The huevos divorciados ($14), meanwhile, include two poached eggs, roasted tomatillo, salsa roja and smoked pork belly on yellow corn arepas. You can also select dishes from the lunch/dinner menu, like papas bravas ($9) and beef empanadas ($11).
Off the Wall Craft Beer & Wine
South Shore Market
1170 Auahi St. Ste. 140
808~593~2337
Sunday Brunch, 9 a.m.~2 p.m.
offthewallhawaii.com
@otwhawaii
Eating House 1849 by Roy Yamaguchi – Waikiki
If you want something unique, order the caviar and lobster eggs Benedict ($29), or the open-face seafood omelet ($28) with shrimp, scallops, crab, peas, arugula and roasted tomatoes.
Looking for something flavorful but filling? The blackened ahi tartine ($24) features sourdough topped with a creamy avocado spread, 24-hour roasted tomatoes, pickled onions and generous slices of blackened ahi.
Brunch special cocktails (all $8) include the tropical fizz, a POG blend with sparkling wine; yuzu ginger shandy with Big Wave Golden Ale; and michelada with a housemade Bloody Mary blend.
Eating House 1849 by Roy Yamaguchi – Waikiki
International Market Place
2330 Kalakaua Ave. No. 322
808-924-1849
Sunday Brunch,
10:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
royyamaguchi.com/eatinghouse1849-waikiki
@eatinghouse1849
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