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Friday, April 22, 2011

Easter Sunday Brunch in the NC Mountains

Easter Sunday Brunch is a tradition at many restaurants and Inns throughout the Western North Carolina. Many restaurants include fresh fruits and vegetables and products from local farms. There is something for every taste bud and diet including: smoked salmon, Chilled Shrimp, Raspberry Brie en Croute, Belgian Waffles, omelets, Grilled Asparagus, Field Greens Salad, Roasted Vegetable Medley, carved lamb and other meats, turkey, chicken, and deserts such as a Chocolate Fountain with Fresh Fruit, Southern Coconut Cake, White Chocolate Banana Cream Tart and apple cobbler.

24 HENDERSONVILLE Sunday Brunch at the Blue Note Grille

24 WAYNESVILLE Easter Sunday Brunch at The Waynesville Inn Golf Resort & Spa
24 ASHEVILLE Easter Day Brunch Buffet, The Blue Ridge Dining Room, Grove Park Inn

24 ASHEVILLE Easter Day Brunch Buffet, The Sunset Terrace at the Grove Park Inn

24 ASHEVILLE Easter Day Brunch Buffet, Horizens Dining Room at the Grove Park Inn

24 ASHEVILLE Easter Sunday Brunch at the Vanderbilt Room, Inn on Biltmore Estate

24 ASHEVILLE An Endless Buffet in a Charming Courtyard Setting, Deerpark Restaurant
24 HIGHLANDS Madisons at the Old Edwards Inn
24 BRYSON CITY Thirteen Moons Restaurant
24 LAKE LURE Lake Lure Inn and Spa
24 WEST JEFFERSON Frasers Easter Sunday Buffet 11 AM - 2:20 PM
24 WAYNESVILLE Grandview Lodge Easter Sunday Buffet - Reservations
24 MAGGIE VALLEY Easter Brunch Buffet at Maggie Valley Club & Resort
24 TRYON 3nd Annual Easter Sunday Buffet at the Mimosa Inn
24 SALUDA The Orchard Inn's Easter Sunday Brunch

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