had brunch last sunday at "dosa grill cafe" in chueca.
a real treat for anyone missing the brunch thang
they have a website at www.dosagrillcafe.com but the brunch menu is not up there so i stole one on sunday and brunch menu goes something like this (i have loosly translated from spanish)...
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first plate choices:
1) eggs benedict: 2 eggs in a dutch sauceover a sheet of ham, spinache, grilled tomato and bread. a classical brunch dish.
2) "ranchero" eggs: 2 fried eggs, tomato sauce, avocado, and sour cream over mexican corn tortillas. served with refried black beans.
3) bacon & eggs: strips of bacon with eggs (prepared to your liking) served with ham and cheese and special roasted potatoes.
4) omelette: omelette with sprouts, goat cheese and potato pate.
5) steak & eggs: veal fillet with mexican scrambled eggs and served with refried black beans.
all eggs are fresh farm eggs.
second plate choices:
1) green salad with orange preserve. 2) fruit salad. 3) tomato salad with fresh cheese and spices. 4) pancakes with butter and maple syrup :s:
mimosas, coffees and chocolate covered strawberries to top it off, OH MY!!!
i had the steak & eggs and pancakes. food was amazing and very tasty. refried black beans with sour cream were :s: service was excellent and the atmophere very chill and relaxing. enough food to fill you but not over-stuff ya which was perfect.
:jeje: my turn now Omelette with sprouts , is that brussels sprouts, bean sprouts or ??? And with goats cheese too!!!!! The mind boggles, but as soon as I get back to Madrid I will go try it out. Maybe it�s some sort of hangover cure after a Saturday night on the town
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Just round the corner from my new house!! I'm not in Madrid the 27th, but I'll go and try it some other sunday.. Do you think I can have brunch with my pijamas on?
Posts: 648 | Location: Madrid Spain | Registered: 30 April 2004
The 27th of March seems like a long, long time from now! If we are in town, we'd love to join you! I'll confirm for sure closer to the date... ARe reservations necessary?
Yum! Sounds great!
Posts: 144 | Location: Chicago, USA (living in Madrid, yeah!) | Registered: 05 September 2002
Hi all! As coincidence would have it (well coincidence no...more like my beg-steal-or-borrow-to-get-to-Madrid mentality), I shall be in Madrid for Semana Santa and if the brunch date is on, I might stop by. Technically, I shouldn't go all the way from Toronto, Canada to Madrid and have a traditional North American Sunday brunch, but it would be kinda cool to see people from this message board in person. Anyway folks, this "Espa�aphile" will be back in the country she LOVES (second in her heart only to her little Caribbean island home), for the 3rd time in less than 3 years! Can I get a "whoohooooo" ? Keep us posted on the brunch thang Jer. Gracias
Haven't tried the brunch, but I was extremely impressed with a dinner I had there about a month ago. Very nice people and although it's slightly pricey (good food often is), I will definitely be back soon. I also highly recommend Bazaar across the street from Dosa - it has the best cheesecake I've ever had (NY included).
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on this one.
on sunday and brunch menu goes something like this (i have loosly translated from spanish)...
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, is that brussels sprouts, bean sprouts or ??? And with goats cheese too!!!!! The mind boggles, but as soon as I get back to Madrid I will go try it out. Maybe it�s some sort of hangover cure after a Saturday night on the town 
