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Sabrina's Cafe, a popular brunch chain with restaurants in Philadelphia, New Jersey and Wynnewood, Montgomery County, will open its newest location in Graduate Hospital on Thursday, May 26. The restaurant, at 2101 South St., is in the former location of Honey's Sit 'N Eat, which closed last year.
Give mom a sweet brunch treat by picking up from Michael Solomonov's K'Far. The café is selling trays of white chocolate-raspberry rugelach for $15 to celebrate the holiday. Orders can be placed online. You may want to grab some bagel sandwiches and coffee, too, or go all in on dessert for breakfast with more pastries. Courtesy of/Barcelona Wine Bar A tote bag full of goodies for mom's kitchen.The East Passyunk restaurant is offering a takeout kit for Mother's Day. The Barcelona tote bag is packed with a loaf of crusty bread, a bottle of olive oil, a bar of chocolate, a box of sea salt, a full-size bottle of wine (choice between two options) and a recipe card for how to make pan con chocolate at home. The price is $65 and you can buy directly from the restaurant by calling (215) 515-7900 or stopping by in person.
In the years since the first restaurant opened, Sabrina's Café expanded to locations near the Art Museum and University City in Philadelphia, as well as Wynnewood, Montgomery County, and Collingswood, Camden County. It has evolved into of the area's more sought-after brunch spots. NBA star LeBron James has dined at Sabrina's Art Museum location when his teams have visited Philly over the years. RT @sportsandfood: LeBron and company eating at @SabrinasPhilly. Apparently it's their go-to in Philly. pic.twitter.com/C9zASw9b— Sabrina's Cafe (@SabrinasCafe) February 3, 2012 The Italian Market restaurant had been temporarily closed leading up to the decision to permanently say goodbye.