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Sunday Brunch at Caracol

Caracol has one of the best Sunday brunches in Houston. The Mexican coastal cuisine buffet assortment includes raw oysters on the half shell and in shooters, an array of ceviche, salads, tamales, enchiladas, savory meats and sides along with a dessert table with more options than you can try in one visit.

 I could make a whole meal with just their raw offerings. My husband prefers the rich meat dishes with multiple desserts. The Mexican hot chocolate found amidst the dessert array is the perfect finish no matter which direction you choose. They also have a brunch cocktail menu and a good list of sparkling wines to keep you refreshed throughout your meal.

Expect a busy, festive atmosphere and prepare to enjoy! This is one of my favorite Sunday brunches in Houston.


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  1. UnknownAugust 16, 2017 at 4:13 AM

    Wow!! This brunch looks so delicious. It reminded me of my sister’s tea party that she arranged few days ago at one of LA event venues. It was a lovely party with tasty buffet arrangements. Enjoyed the food and family company too.

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