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PICS: You’ll Forever Remember This Unique And Dreamy Brunch Experience
Published 11:04 15 Jan 2017 GMT
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Anyone who works weekends will know the struggle of missing out on brunch.
The sacred ritual. The social aspect. The glorious booziness. The absolute tashte.
Every element that makes up a weekend brunch – taken away from you with a single shift.
So, naturally, when I found out that Brioche in Ranelagh would begin serving brunch on weekdays, as well as weekends, I nearly went into cardiac arrest.
We have arrived at the part of the story where I stop rambling and begin showing you the most food-porny brunch pics you'll ever see.
From buckwheat porridge with crab and haddock to their full Irish boudin – the menu is unique yet classic.
I went in for the kill and tried the Eggs Benedict. I can assure you, they did not disappoint.
Sweet, toasted, homemade brioche muffins topped with wilted spinach, ham hock with grainy mustard, perfectly poached eggs covered with creamy and lemon-y Hollandaise sauce.
And the home fries? Life-changing and I'm not even exaggerating. I've never tasted fries like 'em in my whole life.
Strongly considering bribing the chefs for that recipe alone.
You may recognise Brioche from a piece we published a few months back about a publicity stunt they pulled to unveil their rebrand.
Brioche has all the vibes of a high-end, plush London or New York eatery.
Inside the interior is different shades of navy and midnight blue, with gold accents throughout – you feel cool just basking in it.
And the smell from the kitchen? You'll never forget it.
Take a peek at the menu:
Check this place out for your next brunch date.
Open for brunch Thursdays and Fridays 12:30 to 2:30pm / Saturdays and Sundays 11:30 to 4:30pm.
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