Susan
Manhattan Beach
I'm spending Easter in Raleigh with my 3 year old daughter and parents (mid-60's). I would love to go to a great brunch on Easter Sunday morning.
I'm willing to drive anywhere in the Raleigh, Cary, Durham triangle for the perfect spot. My budget isn't unlimited but I'm willing to pay up for a great experience.
A nice hotel or country club would be ideal. Someplace with a pretty garden and possible easter bunny sighting or easter egg hunt would be great!
Raleigh (North Carolina) Cary (North Carolina) Durham (North Carolina) Chapel Hill (North Carolina)
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Washington Duke Inn and Golf Club. Classy and nice. Easter brunch is $65, kids under 6 are free. Adjacent to Duke University campus.
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There is a great place in Chapel Hill called 411 West that has great brunch! A little pricey but worth it.
Hey Susan! My in-laws have taken me to a wonderful place called Peak City Grill & Bar for the last couple of Easters. It's a fine-dining buffet style brunch and the food is fantastic. They have anything from Salmon to an omelette bar and tons of great breakfast foods. It gets a little crowded but it's worth it for the excellent food! Not to mention it's located smack dab in the centre of downtown Apex so it's a lovely place to be! This is Peak City Grill and it's in Apex, NC (right past Cary). I'm not sure about the bunnies, but along hwy 55, coming into Apex, are some recently built hotels that look nice.
The The Umstead Hotel & Spa in Cary is a nice, relaxing spot, as is the patio overlooking the golf course at the Washington Duke Inn and Golf Club -- on Duke's campus. Both are a bit pricey. Good luck!
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