I don’t know if I’d say “horrible”, but certainly not a stand-out. I’ve never understood the attraction for this place, other that it’s “in”.

FAbulous Ferns in St. Paul has a great brunch.

Dixies on Grand has a great Sunday brunch!

Bunny’s. period.

Forepaughs on Exchange St in St. Paul has great brunche’s also.

Yarussos’ does have a great brunch! Sunsets in Woodbury is good, too

Wow, Edina, Mpls, Mpls, yet it’s titled “Best Brunches In The Twin Cities”. Keywords, TWIN CITIES! Why am I not surprised???

Green Mill in Lakeville.

Salut Bar Americain on Grand Ave.

Santorini’s in Eden Prairie is fabulous! Greek buffet. $20, but worth it!

Pizza Luce in St. Paul.

Enjoy! in Eagan or Apple valley

I sure wish they would list restaurants in other areas, seems to always be downtown Mpls, St.Paul and a occasional edina or other ritsy restaurant. How about some real investigation into affordable and best brunches in other areas. Would be nice!!

The “Twin Cities” are the city of St. Paul and the city of Mpls. twin. as in two… cough cough. If the suburbanites want to put together a best of the burbs list, there is nothing stopping them. Why they chose a spot in Edina instead of St. Paul is beyond me.

3 Squares in Maple Grove!!!

Maxwell’s on washington ave.! Has great food & drinks!!!!! Go there frequently and they never disappoint!!!!

Lake Elmo Inn in Lake Elmo is one of the the best in my book, and Tinuccis in Newport isn’t bad.

Oakcity Brooklyn Center, by far the best!!!

Two words: Haute Dish….you’ll never want to go anywhere else after you experience it one time.

There is no good Sunday brunch in the Twin Cities any more. The best for a number of years was that at Chez Dabiel when Tri Star’s catering led by Chef Dabiel Hubert headed it. He also ownedNapolean’s bakery in Eden Prairie & Bloomington. His breads and fruit tarts were on the buffet plus one got unlimited NY “champagne” with the meals. His holiday brunches like Mother’s Day were even better. I recall some of the brunches had chateaubt=riand on them as well as at least once rare prime rib. It’s been years since these existed, but no one even comes close to this. By the way, I astarted cooking in August 1945 when I was 4+ year’s old so know what I am talking about.

Jensen’s in Burnsville has some of the best french toast I have ever tasted

Famous Daves in Calhoun Square is also has a wonderful brunch every sunday. Its the only one with the brunch and live music. Great biscuts and gravy, an omlette bar and to die for stuffed french toast with praline topping!

The “Red Stag” restaurant in Minneapolis is fabulous. I tried their eggs benedict and found them to be superb. So are all their other entries.