Proper English Brunch

We have heard all about a "proper English brunch" from several people from the UK here so we decided to take Carol along and try it out for ourselves last Friday.  We reserved a table at the Four Seasons Hotel and headed out with the kids and Esther and Ken and family.  (our neighbors from the UK).  We had a great time and the food selection was amazing - there was sushi, Arabic food, turkey/mashed potatoes/cranberry sauce, a full array of salads, breads, desserts.  The coolest part I thought was an area where a chef was making asian noodles custom to order and then you could add chicken, beef, or veggies with various sauces.  Yum!  We enjoyed unlimited champagne with brunch which was fun.

They also had an entire section for kids including a chocolate fountain, typical kid foods (french fries, hotdogs, fish sticks, fruit, rice) and even a cotton candy machine.  Later on, some people brought out cookie dough and chocolate and the kids could make their own cookie then eat it when it came out of the oven.  Needless to say, it was not ideal for a child with diabetes, but lucky for us he doesn't even like cotton candy and ended up saving the cookie to take home and eat another day so we only had to figure in all the chocolate fountain stuff.

Bobby and Mia at the Four Seasons lobby

The girls

Bobby and Ken

The kids (except George who escaped the picture somehow). (And no,that is not orange juice for Chase)

This is what happens when a 3 year old is left at the kids section to serve herself

No words to describe this one really

Natalie and Millie with cotton candy mustaches

Millie

Avery "sharing" her cotton candy with Ken (it was more like shoving it in his face)

Daddy surely you want some!!

Natalie loves cotton candy

Bobby and Natalie worked together to make this beautiful cookie creation

Outside at the Four Seasons (Chase and George playing in their secret hideout)

Chase and George playing in the bushes