Ela's new brunch menu is awesome

Kimchi bloody marys? Chocolate chip cookie dough topped French toast? Jason Cichonski's Sunday brunch at Ela is looking pretty promising.

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Ela's new brunch menu is awesome

POSTED: Tuesday, October 9, 2012, 2:35 PM

More fall menu excitement is happening down in Queen Village at Ela (627 South 3rd St.) www.elaphilly.com. Chef Jason Cichonski is beginning brunch service on Sunday with an autumn-inspired over-the-top morning menu.

Cichonski is taking cues from brunch standards and reinventing them in a way that is pretty genius. Biscuits and gravy becomes biscuits and bone marrow, topped with a bone marrow gravy and scrambled eggs. Oatmeal is made with toasted farro and finished with dulce de leche and banana jam and butternut squash finds its way into French toast.

And then there are the brunch cocktail. To accompany this elevated brunch experience Cichonski's bar crew has crafted a menu of amazing a.m. cocktails. Bloody marys are coming in flavors like kimchi, truffle and roasted beet and there's fall-perfect caramel apple mimosa.

 

Savory

Seasonal Soup 

Shaved Kale salad

Whole grain mustard vinaigrette 

Oysters

Pomegranate vinegar, bacon

Classic French omelet

Boucheron cheese, arugula, smoked balsamic vinegar

Biscuits and Bone Marrow

Buttermilk biscuits, scrambled eggs, bone marrow gravy

Burger

Shitake mushroom Jam, Aged Cheddar, Black sesame bun

Short Ribs Benedict

English Muffin, Cippolini onions Horseradish hollandaise 

Ela Frittata, Changes weekly

Eggs as you like

Hash browned Potatoes, Kielbasa style Sausage

Lancaster Chicken

Sourdough risotto, Brussels sprouts

Sweet n Salty

Toasted Farro “Oatmeal”

Dolce de leche, Banana Jam 

Ginger Snap Pancakes

burnt orange, vanilla ice cream 

French Toast

hot chocolate chip cookie dough 

Butternut Squash French Toast

espresso syrup, house made ricotta, honey crisp apple

Cranberry Crepes

Mulled red wine, Crème Fraiche

Brunch Drinkies

Truffled Bloody

Kim Chi Bloody

Roasted Beet Bloody

Traditional Bloody

Bourbon blasted Vietnamese iced coffee

Caramel Apple Mimosa

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