Brunch launches at Route 6, Rittenhouse Tavern and Tapestry

- Route 6 (600 N. Broad St.) is rolling out brunch for the first time this Sunday from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Seafoodish choices from chef Seth High include crab and salmon benedicts, a smoked fish platter (peppered bluefish, smoked salmon or whitefish salad) and a Hangtown Fry with fried oysters, bacon, scallions and jalapeno. Menu here (PDF).

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Brunch launches at Route 6, Rittenhouse Tavern and Tapestry

POSTED: Friday, May 18, 2012, 3:00 PM
Filed Under: Food News | Menu Time

- Route 6 (600 N. Broad St.) is rolling out brunch for the first time this Sunday from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Seafoodish choices from chef Seth High include crab and salmon benedicts, a smoked fish platter (peppered bluefish, smoked salmon or whitefish salad) and a Hangtown Fry with fried oysters, bacon, scallions and jalapeno. Menu here (PDF).

Rittenhouse Tavern (Art Alliance, 251 S. 18th St.) is officially starting brunch service tomorrow. The menu, created by chefs Nick Elmi and Ed Brown, features a.m. dishes like Anson Mills stone-cut oatmeal with caramelized brown sugar, hanger steak and eggs and customizable buckwheat pancakes (plain, with berries or with pan-seared foie gras). And since brunch cocktails are a must, RT's compiled a nice list that includes a Stoudts Pils beermosa and the "Royal Hawaiian" (Gordon's Gin, Velvet Falernum, lemon, pineapple). Their brunch runs from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. Here's the menu (PDF). —Alexandra Weiss

- Tapestry (700 S. Fifth St.), too, launches brunch Saturday. The beer bar's service, which runs both weekend days from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., boasts options like a Grafton cheddar cheese biscuit with a poached egg and sautéed spinach and baguette French toast and buttermilk pancakes with Vermont maple syrup. Full menu (PDF). Bartender Chauncey Scates is also offering a special brunch cocktail list. Tappy just landed a KoldDraft ice machine, too, so look out for those adorably cubic non-melting jams in her drinks soon.

Photo: Neal Santos

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