Easter meals for dine-in and takeout

Easter brunch

Hampton Street Vineyard Brunch | Image via @mattisonheatherly

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Easter is coming up this weekend + we know that if you’re celebrating the holiday, you may have a little planning left to do.

Last week, we asked y’all what you knew about restaurants offering brunch, dinner, and to-go options. We’ve taken your responses and made a list of local options to make your weekend planning a little easier. 🍽️

Dine-in brunch, lunch + dinner

To-go and catering

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