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From bubbles to Bloody Marys Your ultimate guide to National Brunch Day in Philly

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Philadelphia's National Brunch Day on September 21 prompts local restaurants to celebrate with unique brunch offerings. Aqimero features an Endless Bubbles & Brunch experience with a raw bar and endless sparkling wines for $85. Jaffa Bar debuts a new brunch menu and a mid-day happy hour with $2 oysters and specialty cocktails. Flight Club combines social darts and brunch, offering bottomless flatbreads and prosecco for $40. Liberté Lounge serves a French-inspired brunch, highlighting dishes like the Le French Omelette and house-made pastries.

Borromini, the latest Stephen Starr venue, will also launch its brunch menu starting September 21. Famous 4th Street Delicatessen offers simple yet satisfying options like challah French toast and pastrami & eggs. Reservations are recommended as these popular venues expect high turnout for the occasion.

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