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Zest 817 EDITOR'S PICS // Brunch
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Little Red Wasp
Photo by Brian Hutson.
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If you’re of the seafood bent, the brunch menu at Little Red Wasp (808 Main St, 817-877-3111) offers this scallop miso yaki with braised pork cheek, glass noodle salad, peanuts, and cilantro.
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Winslow’s Wine Café
Photo by Velton Hayworth.
Treat your Easter guests to Eggs Benedict at Winslow’s Wine Café (4101 Camp Bowie Blvd, 817-546-6843), featuring a grilled English muffin topped with a poached egg, Canadian bacon, and Hollandaise sauce, served with sautéed spinach and fresh fruit.
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Righteous Foods
Photo by Velton Hayworth.
In the mood for toast? On its usual brunch menu, Righteous Foods (3405 W 7th St, 817-850-9996) serves [front] avocado toast with feta cheese, fresh guacamole, and marinated kale; [back] toast with almond cream cheese, coho salmon, and marinated kale.
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Café Modern
Photo by Brian Hutson.
One of the stars of Denise Shavandy’s new brunch menu at Café Modern (3200 Darnell St, 817-840-2157) is this Korean BBQ pork bowl, with a sunny-side-up egg, go chujang, grilled pineapple relish, pickled cucumbers, watermelon radish, sugar snap peas, red cabbage, green onion, and steamed rice.
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