Zocalo Sunday Brunch

Shush it is a secret! Maybe the best kept secret on the KC Plaza and maybe even in the whole city! But it should not be!



A few weeks ago we were looking for a place on the Plaza to have brunch and our usual Sunday brunch hangout has been Coal Vines. On this particular Sunday it was packed, which is per the norm for this establishment. We decided to walk up the block and see what else was open and noticed the Zocalo appeared to be open.

Now the Zocalo is not new to us as we have spent several occasions having cocktails and appetizers here. However we were unaware that they had a Sunday brunch and to us it must be one of the best kept secrets in KC. And is SHOULD NOT BE! We can not begin to describe how great this is for brunch with items like Crab Cake Benedict, Lobster and Shrimp omelets and  a breakfast burrito that is large enough to feed two (see brunch menu here) it is hard to imagine why this place is not packed on Sunday.


So come on KC get out and show Zocalo your support

Cheers
The Professor

Comments

  1. UnknownOctober 20, 2014 at 7:45 PM

    Good looking couples!

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  2. MySideOfTheBarOctober 23, 2014 at 9:05 AM

    Yes there are ;)

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  3. MySideOfTheBarOctober 23, 2014 at 9:07 AM

    I also needed to add that I am not found of the bloody mary mix carried here so I ordered a tomato juice with a Vodka on the side. They were out of tomato juice so the manager went out to a store and purchased some just for me. Now that is SERVICE!

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