Easter 2020 is looking to be a memorable one, to say the least!
As it’s looking like we will likely be celebrating at home this year, due to the COVID-19 quarantine, I’ve been thinking about ways to make Easter as special as possible… and that starts with a festive Easter brunch!
Here are my tips for a festive, but simple Easter brunch at home:
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A few of you may have noticed I’ve been on a brunch kick lately and this past weekend, Nic and I went out to one of our favorite spots in Columbus, nada!We have visited several times for lunch and dinner since they opened a few years ago in the Arena District but this was the first brunch experience there that we’ve had! I honestly didn’t plan on doing a full blog post about our
Looking to brunch somewhere delicious, chic, and not in the Short North? Dublin’s Vaso Rooftop Lounge just added weekend brunch to their menu and it’s DIVINE. I went a couple of weekends ago with a couple of my BFF’s and we couldn’t get enough of their Spanish-inspired menu.
Hi May, I love you. That is all. 🙂
^ Tried on this pretty plaid button up at the new(ish) Vineyard Vines at Easton Town Center. Y’all should stop in if you haven’t already. A bit of prep in Columbus.
^ Perusing through Clintonville’s Wholly Craft store – so many locally made finds at this gem!
^ The lil’ baby birds grew up in my front tree.
Another edition of Eats + Drinks! I love snapping iPhone pics of delicious food + drinks around Columbus and sharing them with you – why keep a good thing all to myself?
^ The food at Happy Hour at Sidebar 122 is outstanding! Great prices and delicious bites. I dined here with the ladies of Kasual Life when we were planning our Columbus Blogsgiving event.
