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New Sunday Brunch Bargain at Rancho Santa Margarita's Tijeras Creek Golf Club

Most Rancho Santa Margarita residents, especially those who golf, know Tijeras Creek Golf Club is dubbed The Best Golf Value in the OC. But did you know that Tijeras Creek Golf Club has an amazing bargain Sunday Brunch for only $15.95? Better still, kids 6-12 eat for $9.95 and kids under 6 eat for free.

The brunch menu inclues:

Omelet Station
Roast Ham Carving Station
Smoked Applewood Bacon
Breakfast Sausages
Tijeras Creek Breakfast Potatoes
Scrambled Eggs
Fresh Breakfast Pastries
Assorted Desserts

Sunday Brunch hours: 9:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Tijeras Creek Golf Club is located at 29092 Tijeras Creek in Rancho Santa Margarita.

Posted by Kelly Kilpatrick, Broker-Associate on 12/19/2008 12:55 PM

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7 Comments on New Sunday Brunch Bargain at Rancho Santa Margarita's Tijeras Creek Golf Club

DEC

Kelly,

Sounds like a yummy way to spend some time with the family!

Merry Christmas!

Ann Hayden in lovely Wildwood, Missouri

Kelly, I'm not a big buffet person but the exception to that is Sunday brunch. It sounds good.

DEC

Ann: Thanks for your comment. Tijeras Creek is one of the few places in Rancho Santa Margarita with a Sunday Brunch and it's very reasonable.

Marchel: I'm with you on that!

wow, that sounds like a fantastic brunch! a nice brunch, a few minutes to relax and then a round of golf!

Leesa: Great idea if you don't eat so much you need to lie down for a while in order to digest it all.

DEC

Kelly,

Reasonable should be the name of the game these days....

Ann

Ann: You're right about that. Reasonable has taken on an entirely new meaning in today's economy.

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