Wild Eggs

Business First is reporting that Wild Eggs is going to open another location. Westport Village in the space vacated by Bountiful Breads.

[Robin Garr]

Business First is reporting that Wild Eggs is going to open another location. Westport Village in the space vacated by Bountiful Breads.

Thanks, Steve, but it's not really news. The plan for Westport Village Wild Eggs has been public since they announced that Napa River Grill was moving. The only change, I assume, is that the departure of Panera Lite, er, Bountiful opened a logical space.

Any idea on when they plan on opening in Westport Village? That space is actually relatively small (smaller than their present location I think) I'm surprised they didn't get a larger location.

according to the article, the WV Wild Eggs will open Dec. 31st. The plan is to eventually have a chain of Wild Eggs, as well.

Westport Village

Even further away from me than the current one ;_;

I need to get back out there for brunch one day though.

according to the article, the WV Wild Eggs will open Dec. 31st. The plan is to eventually have a chain of Wild Eggs, as well.

OH NO a chain...

Jarfi's at Glenmary has a brunch every Sunday from 11-2 p.m.

Salad buffet includes everything from anti-pasta, artichoke salad,
tomato mozzerella, green bean salad, and many more. Every week there are from 11- 12 salads
Danishes, muffins, baged, and fresh fruit
Hot buffet inlcudes eggs, bacon, sausage and peppers, french toast, hash browns, hot brown casserole, and salmon
Dessert buffet with an assortment of pies, cakes, and miniature desserts

$16.50 for adults
$8.50 for ages 7-12
Free for 6 and under

[Robin Garr]

Jarfi's at Glenmary has a brunch every Sunday from 11-2 p.m.

Hi, Trish!

I hate to keep jumping on you, and I hope you don't mind my doing it in public as long as I'm polite.

I know you are new here, and I know you're excited about Jarfi's. But please understand that a constant stream of advertising-like responses in every thread is considered "spam," and unfortunately, rather than working to the benefit of your company, it really turns people off.

We're here to talk with each other as peers about local food and drink and dining. Commercial type posts aren't absolutely forbidden, but it's best to keep them discreet, and, frankly, to earn the right to them through good, active participation in our forum conversations.

'nuff said?

Thank you, Robin. I was getting a bit weary of Ms. Jackson popping up under varied subjects.