In our quest to find more places that do brunch and booze, we tried out the brunch at
Pura Vida this morning. Pura Vida has been serving brunch for the past few months but it still seems like a well-kept secret, as the crowd was minimal.
the only picture I got of the coveted mimosa was with my phone for twitter.
clearly, I have priorities.
I thought the brunch was fantastic, really. The tapas are a nice change of pace for the typical brunch in town. You'll still get your eggs, meat, and potatoes fix - just with a twist.
tortilla espanola "deconstructed": fried potatoes, pearl onion confit,
slow cooked eggs & pimenton de la vera
fried papitas con sofrito: potatoes, onions, peppers & garlic
And, if you're more of a sweet tooth bruncher, they have quite a few delicious options for you.
ETK proudly displays the sweet corn masa pancakes with the citrus pilon sugar syrup
pineapple roll french toast with bananas, currants, and coco cajeta espuma
For something that you won't find at other typical Atlanta brunch spots, Pura Vida has yuca fries, shrimp ceviche, and caramelized maduros that were all quite scrumptious.
in the background is the partially devoured ceviche "a la piedra": sizzling shrimp ceviche,
yuca, onions, cilantro & cirtus aji broth
in the foreground is the churros con chocolate
yuca fries with rocoto ketchup and cotija crema
carmelized maduros with mexican cajeta, fried peanuts, and goat cheese foamNo complaints at brunch today! Only full bellies and satisfied faces.
2 comments:
scrumpdillyicious!!! looks yummy...umm...your next outing will be when??? :)
I've heard their brunches are good. Hope to try it one day.
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