What time would you expect to have brunch on a Sunday?

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I'm not talking about places that serve breakfast all day. I'm talking about places I've been to that sometimes does a dinner menu where its a mix of traditional dinner options and traditional breakfastoptions or a chef's rotating 'fresh food' menu that does breakfast foods during dinner on the weekends for a while.

I don't even understand this. Who the fuck serves breakfast at dinner that doesn't serve all day breakfast? Where the hell do you live?

They seem to disagree. I've been to quite a few places around the US that do 'brunch' but its basically a breakfast buffet with a roast and thats it.

Probably in the same states that serve chow mein without noodles. Although you can make the argument that the "roast" makes it brunch. Like this classy ass brunch in Hawaii...

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