South Florida, which is seemingly one year late when it comes to all trends, has enough nightlife venues to give the world's population a hangover. But brunch elsewhere (ahem, Manhattan) has become a party, with table-dancing debauchery and confetti tossed over waffles and eggs Benedict.
YOLO Restaurant and O Lounge is one local spot following this trend with new additions to its Sunday routine, named BOLO, for Brunch on Las Olas. Instead
of streaming satellite radio, the sophisticated eatery will extend its focus on food to the music with a DJ spinning lounge and funk tracks.
And there's a deal on the booze. Patrons can sip on as many bloody marys and mimosas as they can fit in their bellies for $15. To add to the fun, cocktails will become showpieces as the servers mix them tableside. The menu will feature à la carte options priced from $7 to $14.
One of those menu items includes fun with corn flakes. French toast comes with a twist as the flakes are crushed and dusted on the crust. The stack is drizzled with maple syrup and served with a side of home fries ($12). An interesting option for the hungry is the brunch burrito ($14), which would complement well those savory marys. It's a face full, stuffed with chorizo sausage and gulf shrimp and rolled up with jack cheese and ranchero sauce.
With plenty of booze flowing, who knows if there will be any tabletop dancing? It is South Florida, after all, and if there is one thing Floridians do well, it's revel.
Brunch is served from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sundays, and the DJ will keep the party going for another hour.
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One of those menu items includes fun with corn flakes. French toast comes with a twist as the flakes are crushed and dusted on the crust. The stack is drizzled with maple syrup and served with a side of home fries ($12). An interesting option for the hungry is the brunch burrito ($14), which would complement well those savory marys. It's a face full, stuffed with chorizo sausage and gulf shrimp and rolled up with jack cheese and ranchero sauce.
With plenty of booze flowing, who knows if there will be any tabletop dancing? It is South Florida, after all, and if there is one thing Floridians do well, it's revel.
Brunch is served from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sundays, and the DJ will keep the party going for another hour.
Follow Clean Plate Charlie on Facebook and on Twitter: @CleanPlateBPB.
