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2013 Easter Brunch: West Valley

Looking for Easter Brunch around the West Valley? Check out these restaurants below:

 

Arrowhead Grill

8280 W. Union Hills Dr. (Loop 101 and Union Hills) in Glendale

Details: Chef Charles Wade Schwerd prepares a formal dining experience that begins with a selection of seasonal starters including a light spring salad, sweet ambrosia salad, Caesar salad and New England style clam chowder.

Entrees include a choice of traditional and exotic favorites, such as Eggs Benedict, 7-ounce Filet Mignon wrapped in Applewood bacon, 8-ounce Prime Rib, AG’s famous 10-ounce Delmonico, 16-ounce pork tenderloin and pork chop, Atlantic salmon or swordfish, half-rack of New Zealand lamb or half a roast chicken.

Each meal will include an Arrowhead Grill side. Sides include sautéed asparagus, sautéed green beans, mashed potatoes, baked potato, creamed corn, creamed spinach, AG hash browns, sautéed mushrooms and onion or maple mashed sweet potatoes. Dessert options include the choice of the restaurant’s signature butter cake, crème brulee vanilla, cinnamon cake or strawberries and chocolate fondue.

Time: from 10am to 3pm

Cost: $42.00 per person, add $5.99 for dessert.

For more information: call 623-566-2224

 

Red’s or Litchfield’s

Wigwam

300 East Wigwam Blvd., Litchfield Park 85340

Details: An Easter feast of fresh gourmet salads, numerous hors d’oeuvre platters, an omelette station, carving station and chef-selected desserts.

Litchfield Park

Time: 9am to 2pm

Cost: $38 for adults, $20 for children ages 4-12, under 4 free

For more information: (623) 935-3811

 

Vogue Bistro

15411 West Wadell Road, Surprise 85379

Details: A three course menu will be served. Choose one starter: Local Spring Salad or Asparagus Bisque. Choose one entree: Colorado Lamb, Scallops, or Easter Chicken. Peach and Rhubarb Cobbler with Vanilla Ice Cream is served for dessert.

Time: Noon to 3:30pm

Cost: $39.95 per adult and $16.95 for children

For more information: call 623-544-9109

 

Holiday Guide by Taryn Jeffries, PhoenixBites Staff Writer

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