Seasonal & Holidays
Mother’s Day 2023 Brunch: Reserve Now In Danbury
Danbury restaurants could use the Mother's Day business as they continue to face economic headwinds that began with the COVID-19 pandemic.
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DANBURY, CT — Don’t waste time making reservations if you plan to celebrate Mom with brunch at her favorite Danbury restaurant on Mother’s Day, which falls on Sunday, May 14, this year.
Local Danbury restaurants could use the business as they continue to face economic headwinds that began with the COVID-19 pandemic. Some restaurants may be closed so their employees can support their own mothers or be pampered by their children, but here are some options:
Castello
Craft Kitchen + Bar
MIX Prime Steakhouse and Fish
Café on the Green
4 Seasons Mediterranean Cuisine
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If you’re looking for something else, check OpenTable for restaurants in your area taking reservations for Mother’s Day.
Several chain restaurants and other eateries are open for Mother’s Day this year, and some are offering specials.
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Below are a few options to get you started, featuring everything from casual to fine dining. As always, it’s advisable to call ahead to make sure the restaurants in Danbury are participating and check for any limitations.
Applebee’s is adding a $10 bonus card to the purchase of a $50 gift card for Mother’s Day and other special occasions, including graduations and Father’s Day.
The Capital Grille in Stamford opens early for Mother’s Day brunch, with seating available starting at 10 a.m. Be sure to make a reservation. The restaurant included a “polite notice” on its reservations page stating that “to better deliver on our promise of a refined atmosphere, proper dress is required.” That excludes gym attire, sweatpants, tank tops, hats, clothing with offensive language or images, and exposed undergarments.
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