Where's the Best Brunch in Highland Park?
Mother's Day is next Sunday and Patch wants to know where you're planning to celebrate.
With May right around the corner, Patch has Mother's Day on the brain.
Last week, we asked where to go to get the best flowers for the occasion. You said Weiland Flowers on Saint Johns.
Now, with Mother's Day less than a week away, we want to know where you'll be going for brunch to celebrate.
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Country Kitchen
446 Central Ave, Highland Park, IL -
Walker Brothers Original Pancake House
620 Central Ave, Highland Park, IL -
La Casa de Isaac and Moishe Restaurant
2014 1st St, Highland Park, IL
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Once Upon a Bagel
1888 1st St, Highland Park, IL
Bob Levi
9:02 am on Monday, April 30, 2012
Of the four choices listed above, La Casa de Isaac and Moihe on First St. wins hands down. The variety of smade-from-scratch food items, both Mexican and more traditional (like blintzes) makes LCDI&M my go-to place for brunch. Except they're closed on Saturday mornings since the Nava family follows Jewish tradition. In addition, the wait staff is efficient and willing to cater to customers' special needs. I highly recommend this restaurant for breakfast, brunch, lunch or dinner.
Deborah Brill
6:50 am on Thursday, May 3, 2012
Publican in Chicago and Prarie Grass in Northbrook - HP really doesn't have a nice brunch place unfortunately.