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Julie L
1 reviews on 1 places
Went for brunch and the food was delicious. Service was wonderful as well. I was excited for bottomless mimosas - And they truly are bottomless! The servers come around with pitchers to top you off.
I have to say the quality of the mimosa itself is not great - it tastes like very watered down orange juice with just a splash of champagne. But because they come around often with top-ups, I definitely left with a fun ‘brunch buzz.’ If you’re looking for a high quality mimosa, it’s not here, but if you’re looking to have a fun bottomless brunch with your friends - this is the best option I’ve found in the Norwalk area.
I had the Belgian waffles which were tasty but about the same quality as you would get in any diner. They come with some butter and maple syrup and had a sad amount of fresh cut strawberries on top.
Others at my table chose different brunch items that looked delicious and the whole group was satisfied - which is hard to accomplish!
The decor is kind of hipster-rustic-chic and felt very inviting. We ate in the tented outdoor seating area and it was a warm and charming. My only complaint was that the ‘rustic table’ we sat at had uneven wood, so our dishes sometimes slid around. And its legs were made from shovels - a cute idea but makes for cramped legroom!
Overall, I’d recommend The Spread for groups who want to enjoy a bottomless brunch together and who don’t mind some menu items being lower quality than others.
I have to say the quality of the mimosa itself is not great - it tastes like very watered down orange juice with just a splash of champagne. But because they come around often with top-ups, I definitely left with a fun ‘brunch buzz.’ If you’re looking for a high quality mimosa, it’s not here, but if you’re looking to have a fun bottomless brunch with your friends - this is the best option I’ve found in the Norwalk area.
I had the Belgian waffles which were tasty but about the same quality as you would get in any diner. They come with some butter and maple syrup and had a sad amount of fresh cut strawberries on top.
Others at my table chose different brunch items that looked delicious and the whole group was satisfied - which is hard to accomplish!
The decor is kind of hipster-rustic-chic and felt very inviting. We ate in the tented outdoor seating area and it was a warm and charming. My only complaint was that the ‘rustic table’ we sat at had uneven wood, so our dishes sometimes slid around. And its legs were made from shovels - a cute idea but makes for cramped legroom!
Overall, I’d recommend The Spread for groups who want to enjoy a bottomless brunch together and who don’t mind some menu items being lower quality than others.