A traditional Easter Brunch on April 1

A traditional Easter Brunch on April 1

ISTANBUL

Mövenpick Hotel Istanbul will offering an Easter Brunch, featuring brunch classics and chocolate course for kids, on April 1.

Specially decorated for the occasion with colored Easter eggs and Easter rabbits, the Easter Brunch at AzzuR Restaurant from 12 to 3 p.m. will serve a rich selection of breakfast favorites, traditional Easter dishes, homemade pastas, piping hot pizzas and a delectable dessert buffet including chocolate fountain prepared by Italian Executive Chef Giovanni Terracciano and his team.

After discovering how to decorate Easter eggs at the chocolate course, children will spend a the day enjoying a clown show and also take part in an Easter Egg Hunt, where the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners will receive chocolate eggs.

For reservations please call 0212 319 29 29.

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