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What to order at 300 East Sunday Brunch
- Must order
- The crab-cake Benedict and a Bloody Mary.
- Editor tip
- Sunday 10am is the easiest seat. Reservation recommended Weekends fill by noon.
CuisineBrunch
StyleAmerican comfort brunch
Price$$
Price range$14 to $24
Neighborhooddilworth
HoursSun 10:00-14:00
Phone+1 704 332 6507
BookingWalk-in, OpenTable for tables
Last verified
Must order: The crab-cake Benedict and a Bloody Mary.
Tip: Sunday 10am is the easiest seat. Reservation recommended Weekends fill by noon.
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