mimosas at Ravenous in Saratoga

Brunch? Who says we don't got no brunch? Mimosas at Ravenous, Saratoga Springs, NY

I’m up against so many deadlines right now that I’m reduced to thinking of time in one-hour segments. Finish one thing, move on. Finish the next, move on. It’s been like this for days, and I’m running out of stamina. So I did the only logical thing: I went out for brunch with a good friend and drank mimosas.

For one blessed hour, OK, OK, for two blessed hours, I didn’t think about tryptophan or leptin or any of the other terms that I’m supposed to understand but am just figuring out how to spell. I didn’t worry about the papers I need to grade or the proposals that need polishing. Breakout boxes? What breakout boxes?

What I did think about was that recent conversation on All Over Albany where our region’s self worth was some how reduced to a debate over whether or not we have decent places to go for brunch. I actually spent a good 3 minutes fretting over whether we have enough decent mimosas and what it might mean for our future if we don't?

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In the grand scheme of things, I’m a lot more worried about what all those high-tech hipsters will think of a region without an abundance of good Thai delivery. But to those worrying about where to bring someone for mimosas, may I suggest Ravenous in Saratoga Springs. The mimosas are made with fresh-squeezed orange juice, champagne, of course, and topped with a strawberry. Did I mention the fresh-squeezed OJ? Very, very diverting.

So, no worries folks. At least in the mimosa department, we’re covered. Whew!

AllOverAlbany.com

Comments

I don't care much about brunch, as much as I care about the lack of (you got it) decent Thai restaurants, as well as the complete lack of Ethiopian, Senegalese, and Malaysian. Though I might be considered somewhat of a "high-tech hipster," you don't have to be one of those, to appreciate good food, and I'm really sick of going to the same places over and over again.

Mmmm, mimosa! I like the strawberry slices - nice touch!

I totally agree with zenzele on the need for Ethiopian in the Capital District. More injera please!

Great new Thai restaurant!

Blue Spice
1619 Central Avenue
Albany, NY 12205
(518) 608-6843

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