Brunch Somewhere New
What you'll do
Try a brunch spot you've both been meaning to visit and take your time over coffee.
- Pick a rough plan, not a rigid one.
- Order or make a few things to share.
- Take turns choosing the next bite or stop.
- Rate your favorites before you leave.
What you'll need
Reservation if it's busy
Make it better
- Each of you picks one dish the other would never order.
- Keep a running 'best bites' list on your phone.
- End with a dessert neither of you has tried.
Good to know
Prices vary a lot by city. Check hours before you head out.
Plan for a sitter or swap childcare with friends.
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