| We'll have family in town and my brilliant idea was going to be Old Angler's Inn on the patio, as our 2 year old is a pretty good little restaurant trooper IF there is enough to keep her entertained (and outdoor eating usually works). However, it is $81 pp, which is more than I want to spend -- and ridiculous considering their normal Sunday brunch is $28 pp. We live near Bethesda Row, so I'd like to avoid the usual suspects there, but still take our parents somewhere nice(r) but at which a high chair would not be a disaster. Suggestions? |
| Lias, Mon Ami Gabi (but that's Bethesda Row), Chef Geoffs, Founding Farmers |
| what about black's bar & kitchen? had a great father's day brunch there a few years ago. |
+1. We enjoyed a great Easter brunch there last year. |
| Called black market bistro and they are already full. |
| Called black market bistro and they are already full. |
| Eat at home. Get a spiral sliced ham, some biscuits, make a green salad and a wild rice salad and call it a day. Then the 2 year old can go right down for his/her nap, and you can enjoy some mimosas. |
What about Black's on Woodmont Ave. ; not Black Market Bistro in Garrett Park. |