On Sunday, December 13, join us at the Sheraton Syracuse University Hotel for Brunch with Santa Claus!
From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., kids young and old can come to Rachel’s restaurant to dine and talk with Santa. Brunch is $18 for adults, and $9 for children ages 5-12.
With brunch is a wide selection of food choices, including:
Hot and cold cereal
Fresh fruit and fruit yogurt
Assorted bagels, Danishes, muffins and breads
Scrambled eggs
Hash browns
Bacon and sausage
French toast
Omelet, carving and waffle stations
Chocolate fountain and dessert station
Juice and coffee
There truly is no better way to start off your holiday than with Santa himself, so be sure to stop in for all of the Christmas fun, and great food, at the Sheraton.
Contact: Paul Eno, Sheraton Syracuse University Hotel, 315-477-8233, peno@sheratonsyracuse.com
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