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SUMMARY:Trivia Night at The Jealous Monk
DESCRIPTION:Trivia Night at The Jealous Monk hosts its own version of trivia every Tuesday called Opinionation. Opinionation is a survey-style game where knowledge is only about 1/10 as important as knowing what everyone else is thinking. This free game is played from 7 to 9 p.m. when teams come together to play fun survey questions and guess what every other player thinks. \nOpinionation is a trivia game like no other. Forget historical dates and useless trivia you’ll never remember. With Opinionation\, your team will have to determine the five most popular answers given by players to each question. Each round consists of two segments with several questions. There are also bonus and final rounds that can really change the game. This format allows for lots of giggles\, upsets\, and arguing among teammates. \nGroups of friends\, coworkers\, date night- you name it. Our trivia at The Jealous Monk is great for all ages and skill levels. So whether you’re an expert at trivia or you just enjoy the company\, try your skills at predicting the most popular answer while we keep you guessing. \n  \n 
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/trivia-night-at-the-jealous-monk/2028-05-09/
LOCATION:Jealous Monk\, 27 Coogan Blvd\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jealous Monk
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SUMMARY:Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas at the Jealous Monk
DESCRIPTION:Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas at the Jealous Monk every Sunday morning in Mystic\, when the European-style social hall better known for its 32 beer taps trades Saturday night for eggs\, home fries\, and a steady stream of sparkling orange cocktails. \nBrunch runs from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Sunday\, making this one of those rare CT Beacon events without a real ending date. It isn’t a holiday brunch\, monthly special or seasonal promotion. Jealous Monk and the Greater Mystic Chamber of Commerce continue to list it as a standing Sunday event. \nAnd the bottomless mimosas aren’t merely an occasional special attached to the meal. Olde Mistick Village itself calls Sunday brunch with bottomless mimosas a local favorite. \nThat’s reason enough to give this recurring Mystic tradition a proper place on the calendar. \nA Beer Hall Does Brunch Differently\nJealous Monk occupies Building 20 at Olde Mistick Village\, but step inside and the inspiration is considerably farther from Connecticut. \nThe restaurant was designed as a contemporary take on the European beer hall and social garden. There’s a huge barrel-vaulted ceiling overhead\, old-world paintings on the walls and long communal tables intended to make the room feel more social than a conventional restaurant dining room. \nIts regular identity revolves around beer. Jealous Monk maintains 32 rotating draft lines\, supplemented by bottles\, cans\, wine and cocktails\, while the kitchen leans into comfort food with Belgian frites\, house-made sausages\, burgers and dishes influenced by the beer-hall setting. \nSunday morning changes the equation. \nThe doors open at 10:30 a.m. — an hour earlier than on most weekdays — specifically as brunch begins. \nInstead of trying to turn itself into a delicate brunch cafe for a few hours\, Jealous Monk largely keeps its personality intact. It’s still a social hall\, only now the table might be covered with eggs and breakfast potatoes while the drinks are coming from a mimosa rather than a beer tap. \nMore Than a Mimosa Stop\nThe brunch menu is its own thing rather than the regular lunch menu with a couple of eggs added. \nJealous Monk’s current website confirms a dedicated Sunday brunch menu\, although the restaurant presents that menu as an image and individual dishes can change. Current online ordering also lists a breakfast sandwich made with bacon\, egg and American cheese on a toasted bun with home fries. \nPast published brunch menus show how Jealous Monk has traditionally approached the meal: familiar breakfast food mixed with the restaurant’s German and beer-hall influences. Dishes have included Belgian waffles\, steak and eggs\, breakfast burritos\, Benedicts\, short-rib hash\, biscuits and gravy and house-made sausage alongside items such as weisswurst\, schnitzel and bratwurst. \nBecause menus and prices change\, those older dishes shouldn’t be treated as a guarantee of what will be served on any particular Sunday. What hasn’t changed is the idea behind the brunch: hearty food rather than a stripped-down continental breakfast. \nThen there are the mimosas. \nThe restaurant and Olde Mistick Village both currently advertise bottomless mimosas as part of Sunday brunch. Neither current official page publishes the mimosa price online\, so that’s one detail worth checking with the restaurant before arriving rather than relying on an old menu or social-media post. \nA Social Hall Built for Lingering\nThe setting may be as important to this particular brunch as the menu. \nJealous Monk’s large communal tables were deliberately designed for conversation\, and the restaurant adds board games\, pinball and old-school video games to the indoor space. \nOutside is an expansive beer garden with picnic-table seating\, games and a distinctive fire-pit rock. \nThat gives Sunday brunch a different personality depending on the season. A cold-weather visit can mean settling beneath the barrel-vaulted ceiling with a group around one of the large tables. During warmer weather\, the garden makes considerably more sense for anyone inclined to turn brunch into a longer Sunday outing. \nIt’s also a brunch that doesn’t require everyone at the table to participate in the mimosa part. Jealous Monk is a full restaurant\, and its location in Olde Mistick Village makes the event workable for mixed groups spending the day together. \nBrunch in a Village That Wasn’t Supposed to Exist\nThere’s a bit of local history outside the restaurant doors. \nThe property beneath Olde Mistick Village was once farmland. Martin Olson purchased it in 1963 with plans to construct a conventional shopping mall\, only to be advised that the local population wasn’t large enough to support one. \nHis children\, twins Jerry and Joyce Olson\, eventually pursued something much stranger and more distinctive. \nConstruction began in 1972 on a shopping village modeled after a 1720s New England community\, complete with a meeting house\, town green\, duck pond\, gazebo and individually designed buildings. The walking paths and landscaping were deliberately planned\, and no two buildings were supposed to look exactly alike. \nOlde Mistick Village officially opened Sept. 11\, 1973\, with more than 400 people attending the dedication. \nMore than half a century later\, the experiment has grown into a walkable collection of more than 40 shops and eateries and one of Mystic’s busiest visitor destinations. \nThat makes the location particularly useful on a Sunday. \nBrunch doesn’t have to be the day’s entire plan. \nThe 1 p.m. Problem Solves Itself\nJealous Monk stops serving brunch at 1 p.m.\, but you’re already inside Olde Mistick Village. \nWalk the paths. Browse the independent shops. Circle the duck pond. Grab something sweet. Or cross the road and continue the day at Mystic Aquarium. \nThat’s arguably what makes this recurring event more useful than the original calendar description suggested. \nBottomless mimosas are the hook\, but the location turns brunch into the beginning of a Mystic Sunday rather than its destination and endpoint. \nFor locals\, it can become the kind of ritual that doesn’t require checking an events calendar at all. \nFor visitors\, it’s an easy answer to a more complicated question: what do we do Sunday morning before spending the rest of the day in Mystic? \nStart with brunch. \nThe mimosas can keep coming until 1. \nMore information and the current brunch menu are available at the Event Website link below. \nDetails\nEvent: Sunday Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas\nSchedule: Every Sunday\nTime: 10:30 a.m.–1 p.m.\nVenue: Jealous Monk\, Building 20 at Olde Mistick Village\nAddress: 27 Coogan Blvd.\, Mystic\, CT 06355\nBrunch: Dedicated Sunday brunch menu with bottomless mimosas available\nBottomless Mimosa Price: Not currently published on Jealous Monk’s official website; check with the restaurant for current pricing and terms\nSetting: European-style social hall and beer garden with communal tables\, games and outdoor seating\nParking: Free parking is available throughout Olde Mistick Village\nRestaurant Sunday Hours: 10:30 a.m.–9 p.m.\nPhone: 860-536-6665\nChamber Event Contact: Park Hersant\, 646-647-9452\nEmail: operations@jmmystic.com \n  \n  \nFeatured image is an artistic representation inspired by the event and may not depict the actual people\, location\, or activities shown.
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/brunch-with-bottomless-mimosas-at-the-jealous-monk-2/2028-05-14/
LOCATION:Jealous Monk\, 27 Coogan Blvd\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jealous Monk
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SUMMARY:Trivia Night at The Jealous Monk
DESCRIPTION:Trivia Night at The Jealous Monk hosts its own version of trivia every Tuesday called Opinionation. Opinionation is a survey-style game where knowledge is only about 1/10 as important as knowing what everyone else is thinking. This free game is played from 7 to 9 p.m. when teams come together to play fun survey questions and guess what every other player thinks. \nOpinionation is a trivia game like no other. Forget historical dates and useless trivia you’ll never remember. With Opinionation\, your team will have to determine the five most popular answers given by players to each question. Each round consists of two segments with several questions. There are also bonus and final rounds that can really change the game. This format allows for lots of giggles\, upsets\, and arguing among teammates. \nGroups of friends\, coworkers\, date night- you name it. Our trivia at The Jealous Monk is great for all ages and skill levels. So whether you’re an expert at trivia or you just enjoy the company\, try your skills at predicting the most popular answer while we keep you guessing. \n  \n 
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/trivia-night-at-the-jealous-monk/2028-05-16/
LOCATION:Jealous Monk\, 27 Coogan Blvd\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jealous Monk
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260928T005929Z
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SUMMARY:Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas at the Jealous Monk
DESCRIPTION:Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas at the Jealous Monk every Sunday morning in Mystic\, when the European-style social hall better known for its 32 beer taps trades Saturday night for eggs\, home fries\, and a steady stream of sparkling orange cocktails. \nBrunch runs from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Sunday\, making this one of those rare CT Beacon events without a real ending date. It isn’t a holiday brunch\, monthly special or seasonal promotion. Jealous Monk and the Greater Mystic Chamber of Commerce continue to list it as a standing Sunday event. \nAnd the bottomless mimosas aren’t merely an occasional special attached to the meal. Olde Mistick Village itself calls Sunday brunch with bottomless mimosas a local favorite. \nThat’s reason enough to give this recurring Mystic tradition a proper place on the calendar. \nA Beer Hall Does Brunch Differently\nJealous Monk occupies Building 20 at Olde Mistick Village\, but step inside and the inspiration is considerably farther from Connecticut. \nThe restaurant was designed as a contemporary take on the European beer hall and social garden. There’s a huge barrel-vaulted ceiling overhead\, old-world paintings on the walls and long communal tables intended to make the room feel more social than a conventional restaurant dining room. \nIts regular identity revolves around beer. Jealous Monk maintains 32 rotating draft lines\, supplemented by bottles\, cans\, wine and cocktails\, while the kitchen leans into comfort food with Belgian frites\, house-made sausages\, burgers and dishes influenced by the beer-hall setting. \nSunday morning changes the equation. \nThe doors open at 10:30 a.m. — an hour earlier than on most weekdays — specifically as brunch begins. \nInstead of trying to turn itself into a delicate brunch cafe for a few hours\, Jealous Monk largely keeps its personality intact. It’s still a social hall\, only now the table might be covered with eggs and breakfast potatoes while the drinks are coming from a mimosa rather than a beer tap. \nMore Than a Mimosa Stop\nThe brunch menu is its own thing rather than the regular lunch menu with a couple of eggs added. \nJealous Monk’s current website confirms a dedicated Sunday brunch menu\, although the restaurant presents that menu as an image and individual dishes can change. Current online ordering also lists a breakfast sandwich made with bacon\, egg and American cheese on a toasted bun with home fries. \nPast published brunch menus show how Jealous Monk has traditionally approached the meal: familiar breakfast food mixed with the restaurant’s German and beer-hall influences. Dishes have included Belgian waffles\, steak and eggs\, breakfast burritos\, Benedicts\, short-rib hash\, biscuits and gravy and house-made sausage alongside items such as weisswurst\, schnitzel and bratwurst. \nBecause menus and prices change\, those older dishes shouldn’t be treated as a guarantee of what will be served on any particular Sunday. What hasn’t changed is the idea behind the brunch: hearty food rather than a stripped-down continental breakfast. \nThen there are the mimosas. \nThe restaurant and Olde Mistick Village both currently advertise bottomless mimosas as part of Sunday brunch. Neither current official page publishes the mimosa price online\, so that’s one detail worth checking with the restaurant before arriving rather than relying on an old menu or social-media post. \nA Social Hall Built for Lingering\nThe setting may be as important to this particular brunch as the menu. \nJealous Monk’s large communal tables were deliberately designed for conversation\, and the restaurant adds board games\, pinball and old-school video games to the indoor space. \nOutside is an expansive beer garden with picnic-table seating\, games and a distinctive fire-pit rock. \nThat gives Sunday brunch a different personality depending on the season. A cold-weather visit can mean settling beneath the barrel-vaulted ceiling with a group around one of the large tables. During warmer weather\, the garden makes considerably more sense for anyone inclined to turn brunch into a longer Sunday outing. \nIt’s also a brunch that doesn’t require everyone at the table to participate in the mimosa part. Jealous Monk is a full restaurant\, and its location in Olde Mistick Village makes the event workable for mixed groups spending the day together. \nBrunch in a Village That Wasn’t Supposed to Exist\nThere’s a bit of local history outside the restaurant doors. \nThe property beneath Olde Mistick Village was once farmland. Martin Olson purchased it in 1963 with plans to construct a conventional shopping mall\, only to be advised that the local population wasn’t large enough to support one. \nHis children\, twins Jerry and Joyce Olson\, eventually pursued something much stranger and more distinctive. \nConstruction began in 1972 on a shopping village modeled after a 1720s New England community\, complete with a meeting house\, town green\, duck pond\, gazebo and individually designed buildings. The walking paths and landscaping were deliberately planned\, and no two buildings were supposed to look exactly alike. \nOlde Mistick Village officially opened Sept. 11\, 1973\, with more than 400 people attending the dedication. \nMore than half a century later\, the experiment has grown into a walkable collection of more than 40 shops and eateries and one of Mystic’s busiest visitor destinations. \nThat makes the location particularly useful on a Sunday. \nBrunch doesn’t have to be the day’s entire plan. \nThe 1 p.m. Problem Solves Itself\nJealous Monk stops serving brunch at 1 p.m.\, but you’re already inside Olde Mistick Village. \nWalk the paths. Browse the independent shops. Circle the duck pond. Grab something sweet. Or cross the road and continue the day at Mystic Aquarium. \nThat’s arguably what makes this recurring event more useful than the original calendar description suggested. \nBottomless mimosas are the hook\, but the location turns brunch into the beginning of a Mystic Sunday rather than its destination and endpoint. \nFor locals\, it can become the kind of ritual that doesn’t require checking an events calendar at all. \nFor visitors\, it’s an easy answer to a more complicated question: what do we do Sunday morning before spending the rest of the day in Mystic? \nStart with brunch. \nThe mimosas can keep coming until 1. \nMore information and the current brunch menu are available at the Event Website link below. \nDetails\nEvent: Sunday Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas\nSchedule: Every Sunday\nTime: 10:30 a.m.–1 p.m.\nVenue: Jealous Monk\, Building 20 at Olde Mistick Village\nAddress: 27 Coogan Blvd.\, Mystic\, CT 06355\nBrunch: Dedicated Sunday brunch menu with bottomless mimosas available\nBottomless Mimosa Price: Not currently published on Jealous Monk’s official website; check with the restaurant for current pricing and terms\nSetting: European-style social hall and beer garden with communal tables\, games and outdoor seating\nParking: Free parking is available throughout Olde Mistick Village\nRestaurant Sunday Hours: 10:30 a.m.–9 p.m.\nPhone: 860-536-6665\nChamber Event Contact: Park Hersant\, 646-647-9452\nEmail: operations@jmmystic.com \n  \n  \nFeatured image is an artistic representation inspired by the event and may not depict the actual people\, location\, or activities shown.
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/brunch-with-bottomless-mimosas-at-the-jealous-monk-2/2028-05-21/
LOCATION:Jealous Monk\, 27 Coogan Blvd\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jealous Monk
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20280523T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20280523T210000
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SUMMARY:Trivia Night at The Jealous Monk
DESCRIPTION:Trivia Night at The Jealous Monk hosts its own version of trivia every Tuesday called Opinionation. Opinionation is a survey-style game where knowledge is only about 1/10 as important as knowing what everyone else is thinking. This free game is played from 7 to 9 p.m. when teams come together to play fun survey questions and guess what every other player thinks. \nOpinionation is a trivia game like no other. Forget historical dates and useless trivia you’ll never remember. With Opinionation\, your team will have to determine the five most popular answers given by players to each question. Each round consists of two segments with several questions. There are also bonus and final rounds that can really change the game. This format allows for lots of giggles\, upsets\, and arguing among teammates. \nGroups of friends\, coworkers\, date night- you name it. Our trivia at The Jealous Monk is great for all ages and skill levels. So whether you’re an expert at trivia or you just enjoy the company\, try your skills at predicting the most popular answer while we keep you guessing. \n  \n 
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/trivia-night-at-the-jealous-monk/2028-05-23/
LOCATION:Jealous Monk\, 27 Coogan Blvd\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jealous Monk
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://thectbeacon.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Trivia-Night-at-the-Jealous-Monk-Tuesdays-7-pm-to-9-pm.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20280528T103000
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SUMMARY:Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas at the Jealous Monk
DESCRIPTION:Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas at the Jealous Monk every Sunday morning in Mystic\, when the European-style social hall better known for its 32 beer taps trades Saturday night for eggs\, home fries\, and a steady stream of sparkling orange cocktails. \nBrunch runs from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Sunday\, making this one of those rare CT Beacon events without a real ending date. It isn’t a holiday brunch\, monthly special or seasonal promotion. Jealous Monk and the Greater Mystic Chamber of Commerce continue to list it as a standing Sunday event. \nAnd the bottomless mimosas aren’t merely an occasional special attached to the meal. Olde Mistick Village itself calls Sunday brunch with bottomless mimosas a local favorite. \nThat’s reason enough to give this recurring Mystic tradition a proper place on the calendar. \nA Beer Hall Does Brunch Differently\nJealous Monk occupies Building 20 at Olde Mistick Village\, but step inside and the inspiration is considerably farther from Connecticut. \nThe restaurant was designed as a contemporary take on the European beer hall and social garden. There’s a huge barrel-vaulted ceiling overhead\, old-world paintings on the walls and long communal tables intended to make the room feel more social than a conventional restaurant dining room. \nIts regular identity revolves around beer. Jealous Monk maintains 32 rotating draft lines\, supplemented by bottles\, cans\, wine and cocktails\, while the kitchen leans into comfort food with Belgian frites\, house-made sausages\, burgers and dishes influenced by the beer-hall setting. \nSunday morning changes the equation. \nThe doors open at 10:30 a.m. — an hour earlier than on most weekdays — specifically as brunch begins. \nInstead of trying to turn itself into a delicate brunch cafe for a few hours\, Jealous Monk largely keeps its personality intact. It’s still a social hall\, only now the table might be covered with eggs and breakfast potatoes while the drinks are coming from a mimosa rather than a beer tap. \nMore Than a Mimosa Stop\nThe brunch menu is its own thing rather than the regular lunch menu with a couple of eggs added. \nJealous Monk’s current website confirms a dedicated Sunday brunch menu\, although the restaurant presents that menu as an image and individual dishes can change. Current online ordering also lists a breakfast sandwich made with bacon\, egg and American cheese on a toasted bun with home fries. \nPast published brunch menus show how Jealous Monk has traditionally approached the meal: familiar breakfast food mixed with the restaurant’s German and beer-hall influences. Dishes have included Belgian waffles\, steak and eggs\, breakfast burritos\, Benedicts\, short-rib hash\, biscuits and gravy and house-made sausage alongside items such as weisswurst\, schnitzel and bratwurst. \nBecause menus and prices change\, those older dishes shouldn’t be treated as a guarantee of what will be served on any particular Sunday. What hasn’t changed is the idea behind the brunch: hearty food rather than a stripped-down continental breakfast. \nThen there are the mimosas. \nThe restaurant and Olde Mistick Village both currently advertise bottomless mimosas as part of Sunday brunch. Neither current official page publishes the mimosa price online\, so that’s one detail worth checking with the restaurant before arriving rather than relying on an old menu or social-media post. \nA Social Hall Built for Lingering\nThe setting may be as important to this particular brunch as the menu. \nJealous Monk’s large communal tables were deliberately designed for conversation\, and the restaurant adds board games\, pinball and old-school video games to the indoor space. \nOutside is an expansive beer garden with picnic-table seating\, games and a distinctive fire-pit rock. \nThat gives Sunday brunch a different personality depending on the season. A cold-weather visit can mean settling beneath the barrel-vaulted ceiling with a group around one of the large tables. During warmer weather\, the garden makes considerably more sense for anyone inclined to turn brunch into a longer Sunday outing. \nIt’s also a brunch that doesn’t require everyone at the table to participate in the mimosa part. Jealous Monk is a full restaurant\, and its location in Olde Mistick Village makes the event workable for mixed groups spending the day together. \nBrunch in a Village That Wasn’t Supposed to Exist\nThere’s a bit of local history outside the restaurant doors. \nThe property beneath Olde Mistick Village was once farmland. Martin Olson purchased it in 1963 with plans to construct a conventional shopping mall\, only to be advised that the local population wasn’t large enough to support one. \nHis children\, twins Jerry and Joyce Olson\, eventually pursued something much stranger and more distinctive. \nConstruction began in 1972 on a shopping village modeled after a 1720s New England community\, complete with a meeting house\, town green\, duck pond\, gazebo and individually designed buildings. The walking paths and landscaping were deliberately planned\, and no two buildings were supposed to look exactly alike. \nOlde Mistick Village officially opened Sept. 11\, 1973\, with more than 400 people attending the dedication. \nMore than half a century later\, the experiment has grown into a walkable collection of more than 40 shops and eateries and one of Mystic’s busiest visitor destinations. \nThat makes the location particularly useful on a Sunday. \nBrunch doesn’t have to be the day’s entire plan. \nThe 1 p.m. Problem Solves Itself\nJealous Monk stops serving brunch at 1 p.m.\, but you’re already inside Olde Mistick Village. \nWalk the paths. Browse the independent shops. Circle the duck pond. Grab something sweet. Or cross the road and continue the day at Mystic Aquarium. \nThat’s arguably what makes this recurring event more useful than the original calendar description suggested. \nBottomless mimosas are the hook\, but the location turns brunch into the beginning of a Mystic Sunday rather than its destination and endpoint. \nFor locals\, it can become the kind of ritual that doesn’t require checking an events calendar at all. \nFor visitors\, it’s an easy answer to a more complicated question: what do we do Sunday morning before spending the rest of the day in Mystic? \nStart with brunch. \nThe mimosas can keep coming until 1. \nMore information and the current brunch menu are available at the Event Website link below. \nDetails\nEvent: Sunday Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas\nSchedule: Every Sunday\nTime: 10:30 a.m.–1 p.m.\nVenue: Jealous Monk\, Building 20 at Olde Mistick Village\nAddress: 27 Coogan Blvd.\, Mystic\, CT 06355\nBrunch: Dedicated Sunday brunch menu with bottomless mimosas available\nBottomless Mimosa Price: Not currently published on Jealous Monk’s official website; check with the restaurant for current pricing and terms\nSetting: European-style social hall and beer garden with communal tables\, games and outdoor seating\nParking: Free parking is available throughout Olde Mistick Village\nRestaurant Sunday Hours: 10:30 a.m.–9 p.m.\nPhone: 860-536-6665\nChamber Event Contact: Park Hersant\, 646-647-9452\nEmail: operations@jmmystic.com \n  \n  \nFeatured image is an artistic representation inspired by the event and may not depict the actual people\, location\, or activities shown.
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/brunch-with-bottomless-mimosas-at-the-jealous-monk-2/2028-05-28/
LOCATION:Jealous Monk\, 27 Coogan Blvd\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jealous Monk
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260602T004331Z
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SUMMARY:Trivia Night at The Jealous Monk
DESCRIPTION:Trivia Night at The Jealous Monk hosts its own version of trivia every Tuesday called Opinionation. Opinionation is a survey-style game where knowledge is only about 1/10 as important as knowing what everyone else is thinking. This free game is played from 7 to 9 p.m. when teams come together to play fun survey questions and guess what every other player thinks. \nOpinionation is a trivia game like no other. Forget historical dates and useless trivia you’ll never remember. With Opinionation\, your team will have to determine the five most popular answers given by players to each question. Each round consists of two segments with several questions. There are also bonus and final rounds that can really change the game. This format allows for lots of giggles\, upsets\, and arguing among teammates. \nGroups of friends\, coworkers\, date night- you name it. Our trivia at The Jealous Monk is great for all ages and skill levels. So whether you’re an expert at trivia or you just enjoy the company\, try your skills at predicting the most popular answer while we keep you guessing. \n  \n 
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/trivia-night-at-the-jealous-monk/2028-05-30/
LOCATION:Jealous Monk\, 27 Coogan Blvd\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jealous Monk
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20280604T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20280604T130000
DTSTAMP:20260928T005929Z
CREATED:20260928T004318Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260928T005929Z
UID:10008742-1843727400-1843736400@thectbeacon.com
SUMMARY:Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas at the Jealous Monk
DESCRIPTION:Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas at the Jealous Monk every Sunday morning in Mystic\, when the European-style social hall better known for its 32 beer taps trades Saturday night for eggs\, home fries\, and a steady stream of sparkling orange cocktails. \nBrunch runs from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Sunday\, making this one of those rare CT Beacon events without a real ending date. It isn’t a holiday brunch\, monthly special or seasonal promotion. Jealous Monk and the Greater Mystic Chamber of Commerce continue to list it as a standing Sunday event. \nAnd the bottomless mimosas aren’t merely an occasional special attached to the meal. Olde Mistick Village itself calls Sunday brunch with bottomless mimosas a local favorite. \nThat’s reason enough to give this recurring Mystic tradition a proper place on the calendar. \nA Beer Hall Does Brunch Differently\nJealous Monk occupies Building 20 at Olde Mistick Village\, but step inside and the inspiration is considerably farther from Connecticut. \nThe restaurant was designed as a contemporary take on the European beer hall and social garden. There’s a huge barrel-vaulted ceiling overhead\, old-world paintings on the walls and long communal tables intended to make the room feel more social than a conventional restaurant dining room. \nIts regular identity revolves around beer. Jealous Monk maintains 32 rotating draft lines\, supplemented by bottles\, cans\, wine and cocktails\, while the kitchen leans into comfort food with Belgian frites\, house-made sausages\, burgers and dishes influenced by the beer-hall setting. \nSunday morning changes the equation. \nThe doors open at 10:30 a.m. — an hour earlier than on most weekdays — specifically as brunch begins. \nInstead of trying to turn itself into a delicate brunch cafe for a few hours\, Jealous Monk largely keeps its personality intact. It’s still a social hall\, only now the table might be covered with eggs and breakfast potatoes while the drinks are coming from a mimosa rather than a beer tap. \nMore Than a Mimosa Stop\nThe brunch menu is its own thing rather than the regular lunch menu with a couple of eggs added. \nJealous Monk’s current website confirms a dedicated Sunday brunch menu\, although the restaurant presents that menu as an image and individual dishes can change. Current online ordering also lists a breakfast sandwich made with bacon\, egg and American cheese on a toasted bun with home fries. \nPast published brunch menus show how Jealous Monk has traditionally approached the meal: familiar breakfast food mixed with the restaurant’s German and beer-hall influences. Dishes have included Belgian waffles\, steak and eggs\, breakfast burritos\, Benedicts\, short-rib hash\, biscuits and gravy and house-made sausage alongside items such as weisswurst\, schnitzel and bratwurst. \nBecause menus and prices change\, those older dishes shouldn’t be treated as a guarantee of what will be served on any particular Sunday. What hasn’t changed is the idea behind the brunch: hearty food rather than a stripped-down continental breakfast. \nThen there are the mimosas. \nThe restaurant and Olde Mistick Village both currently advertise bottomless mimosas as part of Sunday brunch. Neither current official page publishes the mimosa price online\, so that’s one detail worth checking with the restaurant before arriving rather than relying on an old menu or social-media post. \nA Social Hall Built for Lingering\nThe setting may be as important to this particular brunch as the menu. \nJealous Monk’s large communal tables were deliberately designed for conversation\, and the restaurant adds board games\, pinball and old-school video games to the indoor space. \nOutside is an expansive beer garden with picnic-table seating\, games and a distinctive fire-pit rock. \nThat gives Sunday brunch a different personality depending on the season. A cold-weather visit can mean settling beneath the barrel-vaulted ceiling with a group around one of the large tables. During warmer weather\, the garden makes considerably more sense for anyone inclined to turn brunch into a longer Sunday outing. \nIt’s also a brunch that doesn’t require everyone at the table to participate in the mimosa part. Jealous Monk is a full restaurant\, and its location in Olde Mistick Village makes the event workable for mixed groups spending the day together. \nBrunch in a Village That Wasn’t Supposed to Exist\nThere’s a bit of local history outside the restaurant doors. \nThe property beneath Olde Mistick Village was once farmland. Martin Olson purchased it in 1963 with plans to construct a conventional shopping mall\, only to be advised that the local population wasn’t large enough to support one. \nHis children\, twins Jerry and Joyce Olson\, eventually pursued something much stranger and more distinctive. \nConstruction began in 1972 on a shopping village modeled after a 1720s New England community\, complete with a meeting house\, town green\, duck pond\, gazebo and individually designed buildings. The walking paths and landscaping were deliberately planned\, and no two buildings were supposed to look exactly alike. \nOlde Mistick Village officially opened Sept. 11\, 1973\, with more than 400 people attending the dedication. \nMore than half a century later\, the experiment has grown into a walkable collection of more than 40 shops and eateries and one of Mystic’s busiest visitor destinations. \nThat makes the location particularly useful on a Sunday. \nBrunch doesn’t have to be the day’s entire plan. \nThe 1 p.m. Problem Solves Itself\nJealous Monk stops serving brunch at 1 p.m.\, but you’re already inside Olde Mistick Village. \nWalk the paths. Browse the independent shops. Circle the duck pond. Grab something sweet. Or cross the road and continue the day at Mystic Aquarium. \nThat’s arguably what makes this recurring event more useful than the original calendar description suggested. \nBottomless mimosas are the hook\, but the location turns brunch into the beginning of a Mystic Sunday rather than its destination and endpoint. \nFor locals\, it can become the kind of ritual that doesn’t require checking an events calendar at all. \nFor visitors\, it’s an easy answer to a more complicated question: what do we do Sunday morning before spending the rest of the day in Mystic? \nStart with brunch. \nThe mimosas can keep coming until 1. \nMore information and the current brunch menu are available at the Event Website link below. \nDetails\nEvent: Sunday Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas\nSchedule: Every Sunday\nTime: 10:30 a.m.–1 p.m.\nVenue: Jealous Monk\, Building 20 at Olde Mistick Village\nAddress: 27 Coogan Blvd.\, Mystic\, CT 06355\nBrunch: Dedicated Sunday brunch menu with bottomless mimosas available\nBottomless Mimosa Price: Not currently published on Jealous Monk’s official website; check with the restaurant for current pricing and terms\nSetting: European-style social hall and beer garden with communal tables\, games and outdoor seating\nParking: Free parking is available throughout Olde Mistick Village\nRestaurant Sunday Hours: 10:30 a.m.–9 p.m.\nPhone: 860-536-6665\nChamber Event Contact: Park Hersant\, 646-647-9452\nEmail: operations@jmmystic.com \n  \n  \nFeatured image is an artistic representation inspired by the event and may not depict the actual people\, location\, or activities shown.
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/brunch-with-bottomless-mimosas-at-the-jealous-monk-2/2028-06-04/
LOCATION:Jealous Monk\, 27 Coogan Blvd\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jealous Monk
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20280606T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20280606T210000
DTSTAMP:20260602T004331Z
CREATED:20260602T004331Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260602T004331Z
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SUMMARY:Trivia Night at The Jealous Monk
DESCRIPTION:Trivia Night at The Jealous Monk hosts its own version of trivia every Tuesday called Opinionation. Opinionation is a survey-style game where knowledge is only about 1/10 as important as knowing what everyone else is thinking. This free game is played from 7 to 9 p.m. when teams come together to play fun survey questions and guess what every other player thinks. \nOpinionation is a trivia game like no other. Forget historical dates and useless trivia you’ll never remember. With Opinionation\, your team will have to determine the five most popular answers given by players to each question. Each round consists of two segments with several questions. There are also bonus and final rounds that can really change the game. This format allows for lots of giggles\, upsets\, and arguing among teammates. \nGroups of friends\, coworkers\, date night- you name it. Our trivia at The Jealous Monk is great for all ages and skill levels. So whether you’re an expert at trivia or you just enjoy the company\, try your skills at predicting the most popular answer while we keep you guessing. \n  \n 
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/trivia-night-at-the-jealous-monk/2028-06-06/
LOCATION:Jealous Monk\, 27 Coogan Blvd\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jealous Monk
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://thectbeacon.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Trivia-Night-at-the-Jealous-Monk-Tuesdays-7-pm-to-9-pm.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20280611T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20280611T130000
DTSTAMP:20260928T005929Z
CREATED:20260928T004318Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260928T005929Z
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SUMMARY:Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas at the Jealous Monk
DESCRIPTION:Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas at the Jealous Monk every Sunday morning in Mystic\, when the European-style social hall better known for its 32 beer taps trades Saturday night for eggs\, home fries\, and a steady stream of sparkling orange cocktails. \nBrunch runs from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Sunday\, making this one of those rare CT Beacon events without a real ending date. It isn’t a holiday brunch\, monthly special or seasonal promotion. Jealous Monk and the Greater Mystic Chamber of Commerce continue to list it as a standing Sunday event. \nAnd the bottomless mimosas aren’t merely an occasional special attached to the meal. Olde Mistick Village itself calls Sunday brunch with bottomless mimosas a local favorite. \nThat’s reason enough to give this recurring Mystic tradition a proper place on the calendar. \nA Beer Hall Does Brunch Differently\nJealous Monk occupies Building 20 at Olde Mistick Village\, but step inside and the inspiration is considerably farther from Connecticut. \nThe restaurant was designed as a contemporary take on the European beer hall and social garden. There’s a huge barrel-vaulted ceiling overhead\, old-world paintings on the walls and long communal tables intended to make the room feel more social than a conventional restaurant dining room. \nIts regular identity revolves around beer. Jealous Monk maintains 32 rotating draft lines\, supplemented by bottles\, cans\, wine and cocktails\, while the kitchen leans into comfort food with Belgian frites\, house-made sausages\, burgers and dishes influenced by the beer-hall setting. \nSunday morning changes the equation. \nThe doors open at 10:30 a.m. — an hour earlier than on most weekdays — specifically as brunch begins. \nInstead of trying to turn itself into a delicate brunch cafe for a few hours\, Jealous Monk largely keeps its personality intact. It’s still a social hall\, only now the table might be covered with eggs and breakfast potatoes while the drinks are coming from a mimosa rather than a beer tap. \nMore Than a Mimosa Stop\nThe brunch menu is its own thing rather than the regular lunch menu with a couple of eggs added. \nJealous Monk’s current website confirms a dedicated Sunday brunch menu\, although the restaurant presents that menu as an image and individual dishes can change. Current online ordering also lists a breakfast sandwich made with bacon\, egg and American cheese on a toasted bun with home fries. \nPast published brunch menus show how Jealous Monk has traditionally approached the meal: familiar breakfast food mixed with the restaurant’s German and beer-hall influences. Dishes have included Belgian waffles\, steak and eggs\, breakfast burritos\, Benedicts\, short-rib hash\, biscuits and gravy and house-made sausage alongside items such as weisswurst\, schnitzel and bratwurst. \nBecause menus and prices change\, those older dishes shouldn’t be treated as a guarantee of what will be served on any particular Sunday. What hasn’t changed is the idea behind the brunch: hearty food rather than a stripped-down continental breakfast. \nThen there are the mimosas. \nThe restaurant and Olde Mistick Village both currently advertise bottomless mimosas as part of Sunday brunch. Neither current official page publishes the mimosa price online\, so that’s one detail worth checking with the restaurant before arriving rather than relying on an old menu or social-media post. \nA Social Hall Built for Lingering\nThe setting may be as important to this particular brunch as the menu. \nJealous Monk’s large communal tables were deliberately designed for conversation\, and the restaurant adds board games\, pinball and old-school video games to the indoor space. \nOutside is an expansive beer garden with picnic-table seating\, games and a distinctive fire-pit rock. \nThat gives Sunday brunch a different personality depending on the season. A cold-weather visit can mean settling beneath the barrel-vaulted ceiling with a group around one of the large tables. During warmer weather\, the garden makes considerably more sense for anyone inclined to turn brunch into a longer Sunday outing. \nIt’s also a brunch that doesn’t require everyone at the table to participate in the mimosa part. Jealous Monk is a full restaurant\, and its location in Olde Mistick Village makes the event workable for mixed groups spending the day together. \nBrunch in a Village That Wasn’t Supposed to Exist\nThere’s a bit of local history outside the restaurant doors. \nThe property beneath Olde Mistick Village was once farmland. Martin Olson purchased it in 1963 with plans to construct a conventional shopping mall\, only to be advised that the local population wasn’t large enough to support one. \nHis children\, twins Jerry and Joyce Olson\, eventually pursued something much stranger and more distinctive. \nConstruction began in 1972 on a shopping village modeled after a 1720s New England community\, complete with a meeting house\, town green\, duck pond\, gazebo and individually designed buildings. The walking paths and landscaping were deliberately planned\, and no two buildings were supposed to look exactly alike. \nOlde Mistick Village officially opened Sept. 11\, 1973\, with more than 400 people attending the dedication. \nMore than half a century later\, the experiment has grown into a walkable collection of more than 40 shops and eateries and one of Mystic’s busiest visitor destinations. \nThat makes the location particularly useful on a Sunday. \nBrunch doesn’t have to be the day’s entire plan. \nThe 1 p.m. Problem Solves Itself\nJealous Monk stops serving brunch at 1 p.m.\, but you’re already inside Olde Mistick Village. \nWalk the paths. Browse the independent shops. Circle the duck pond. Grab something sweet. Or cross the road and continue the day at Mystic Aquarium. \nThat’s arguably what makes this recurring event more useful than the original calendar description suggested. \nBottomless mimosas are the hook\, but the location turns brunch into the beginning of a Mystic Sunday rather than its destination and endpoint. \nFor locals\, it can become the kind of ritual that doesn’t require checking an events calendar at all. \nFor visitors\, it’s an easy answer to a more complicated question: what do we do Sunday morning before spending the rest of the day in Mystic? \nStart with brunch. \nThe mimosas can keep coming until 1. \nMore information and the current brunch menu are available at the Event Website link below. \nDetails\nEvent: Sunday Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas\nSchedule: Every Sunday\nTime: 10:30 a.m.–1 p.m.\nVenue: Jealous Monk\, Building 20 at Olde Mistick Village\nAddress: 27 Coogan Blvd.\, Mystic\, CT 06355\nBrunch: Dedicated Sunday brunch menu with bottomless mimosas available\nBottomless Mimosa Price: Not currently published on Jealous Monk’s official website; check with the restaurant for current pricing and terms\nSetting: European-style social hall and beer garden with communal tables\, games and outdoor seating\nParking: Free parking is available throughout Olde Mistick Village\nRestaurant Sunday Hours: 10:30 a.m.–9 p.m.\nPhone: 860-536-6665\nChamber Event Contact: Park Hersant\, 646-647-9452\nEmail: operations@jmmystic.com \n  \n  \nFeatured image is an artistic representation inspired by the event and may not depict the actual people\, location\, or activities shown.
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/brunch-with-bottomless-mimosas-at-the-jealous-monk-2/2028-06-11/
LOCATION:Jealous Monk\, 27 Coogan Blvd\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jealous Monk
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20280613T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20280613T210000
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CREATED:20260602T004331Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260602T004331Z
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SUMMARY:Trivia Night at The Jealous Monk
DESCRIPTION:Trivia Night at The Jealous Monk hosts its own version of trivia every Tuesday called Opinionation. Opinionation is a survey-style game where knowledge is only about 1/10 as important as knowing what everyone else is thinking. This free game is played from 7 to 9 p.m. when teams come together to play fun survey questions and guess what every other player thinks. \nOpinionation is a trivia game like no other. Forget historical dates and useless trivia you’ll never remember. With Opinionation\, your team will have to determine the five most popular answers given by players to each question. Each round consists of two segments with several questions. There are also bonus and final rounds that can really change the game. This format allows for lots of giggles\, upsets\, and arguing among teammates. \nGroups of friends\, coworkers\, date night- you name it. Our trivia at The Jealous Monk is great for all ages and skill levels. So whether you’re an expert at trivia or you just enjoy the company\, try your skills at predicting the most popular answer while we keep you guessing. \n  \n 
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/trivia-night-at-the-jealous-monk/2028-06-13/
LOCATION:Jealous Monk\, 27 Coogan Blvd\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jealous Monk
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://thectbeacon.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Trivia-Night-at-the-Jealous-Monk-Tuesdays-7-pm-to-9-pm.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20280618T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20280618T130000
DTSTAMP:20260928T005929Z
CREATED:20260928T004318Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260928T005929Z
UID:10008744-1844937000-1844946000@thectbeacon.com
SUMMARY:Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas at the Jealous Monk
DESCRIPTION:Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas at the Jealous Monk every Sunday morning in Mystic\, when the European-style social hall better known for its 32 beer taps trades Saturday night for eggs\, home fries\, and a steady stream of sparkling orange cocktails. \nBrunch runs from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Sunday\, making this one of those rare CT Beacon events without a real ending date. It isn’t a holiday brunch\, monthly special or seasonal promotion. Jealous Monk and the Greater Mystic Chamber of Commerce continue to list it as a standing Sunday event. \nAnd the bottomless mimosas aren’t merely an occasional special attached to the meal. Olde Mistick Village itself calls Sunday brunch with bottomless mimosas a local favorite. \nThat’s reason enough to give this recurring Mystic tradition a proper place on the calendar. \nA Beer Hall Does Brunch Differently\nJealous Monk occupies Building 20 at Olde Mistick Village\, but step inside and the inspiration is considerably farther from Connecticut. \nThe restaurant was designed as a contemporary take on the European beer hall and social garden. There’s a huge barrel-vaulted ceiling overhead\, old-world paintings on the walls and long communal tables intended to make the room feel more social than a conventional restaurant dining room. \nIts regular identity revolves around beer. Jealous Monk maintains 32 rotating draft lines\, supplemented by bottles\, cans\, wine and cocktails\, while the kitchen leans into comfort food with Belgian frites\, house-made sausages\, burgers and dishes influenced by the beer-hall setting. \nSunday morning changes the equation. \nThe doors open at 10:30 a.m. — an hour earlier than on most weekdays — specifically as brunch begins. \nInstead of trying to turn itself into a delicate brunch cafe for a few hours\, Jealous Monk largely keeps its personality intact. It’s still a social hall\, only now the table might be covered with eggs and breakfast potatoes while the drinks are coming from a mimosa rather than a beer tap. \nMore Than a Mimosa Stop\nThe brunch menu is its own thing rather than the regular lunch menu with a couple of eggs added. \nJealous Monk’s current website confirms a dedicated Sunday brunch menu\, although the restaurant presents that menu as an image and individual dishes can change. Current online ordering also lists a breakfast sandwich made with bacon\, egg and American cheese on a toasted bun with home fries. \nPast published brunch menus show how Jealous Monk has traditionally approached the meal: familiar breakfast food mixed with the restaurant’s German and beer-hall influences. Dishes have included Belgian waffles\, steak and eggs\, breakfast burritos\, Benedicts\, short-rib hash\, biscuits and gravy and house-made sausage alongside items such as weisswurst\, schnitzel and bratwurst. \nBecause menus and prices change\, those older dishes shouldn’t be treated as a guarantee of what will be served on any particular Sunday. What hasn’t changed is the idea behind the brunch: hearty food rather than a stripped-down continental breakfast. \nThen there are the mimosas. \nThe restaurant and Olde Mistick Village both currently advertise bottomless mimosas as part of Sunday brunch. Neither current official page publishes the mimosa price online\, so that’s one detail worth checking with the restaurant before arriving rather than relying on an old menu or social-media post. \nA Social Hall Built for Lingering\nThe setting may be as important to this particular brunch as the menu. \nJealous Monk’s large communal tables were deliberately designed for conversation\, and the restaurant adds board games\, pinball and old-school video games to the indoor space. \nOutside is an expansive beer garden with picnic-table seating\, games and a distinctive fire-pit rock. \nThat gives Sunday brunch a different personality depending on the season. A cold-weather visit can mean settling beneath the barrel-vaulted ceiling with a group around one of the large tables. During warmer weather\, the garden makes considerably more sense for anyone inclined to turn brunch into a longer Sunday outing. \nIt’s also a brunch that doesn’t require everyone at the table to participate in the mimosa part. Jealous Monk is a full restaurant\, and its location in Olde Mistick Village makes the event workable for mixed groups spending the day together. \nBrunch in a Village That Wasn’t Supposed to Exist\nThere’s a bit of local history outside the restaurant doors. \nThe property beneath Olde Mistick Village was once farmland. Martin Olson purchased it in 1963 with plans to construct a conventional shopping mall\, only to be advised that the local population wasn’t large enough to support one. \nHis children\, twins Jerry and Joyce Olson\, eventually pursued something much stranger and more distinctive. \nConstruction began in 1972 on a shopping village modeled after a 1720s New England community\, complete with a meeting house\, town green\, duck pond\, gazebo and individually designed buildings. The walking paths and landscaping were deliberately planned\, and no two buildings were supposed to look exactly alike. \nOlde Mistick Village officially opened Sept. 11\, 1973\, with more than 400 people attending the dedication. \nMore than half a century later\, the experiment has grown into a walkable collection of more than 40 shops and eateries and one of Mystic’s busiest visitor destinations. \nThat makes the location particularly useful on a Sunday. \nBrunch doesn’t have to be the day’s entire plan. \nThe 1 p.m. Problem Solves Itself\nJealous Monk stops serving brunch at 1 p.m.\, but you’re already inside Olde Mistick Village. \nWalk the paths. Browse the independent shops. Circle the duck pond. Grab something sweet. Or cross the road and continue the day at Mystic Aquarium. \nThat’s arguably what makes this recurring event more useful than the original calendar description suggested. \nBottomless mimosas are the hook\, but the location turns brunch into the beginning of a Mystic Sunday rather than its destination and endpoint. \nFor locals\, it can become the kind of ritual that doesn’t require checking an events calendar at all. \nFor visitors\, it’s an easy answer to a more complicated question: what do we do Sunday morning before spending the rest of the day in Mystic? \nStart with brunch. \nThe mimosas can keep coming until 1. \nMore information and the current brunch menu are available at the Event Website link below. \nDetails\nEvent: Sunday Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas\nSchedule: Every Sunday\nTime: 10:30 a.m.–1 p.m.\nVenue: Jealous Monk\, Building 20 at Olde Mistick Village\nAddress: 27 Coogan Blvd.\, Mystic\, CT 06355\nBrunch: Dedicated Sunday brunch menu with bottomless mimosas available\nBottomless Mimosa Price: Not currently published on Jealous Monk’s official website; check with the restaurant for current pricing and terms\nSetting: European-style social hall and beer garden with communal tables\, games and outdoor seating\nParking: Free parking is available throughout Olde Mistick Village\nRestaurant Sunday Hours: 10:30 a.m.–9 p.m.\nPhone: 860-536-6665\nChamber Event Contact: Park Hersant\, 646-647-9452\nEmail: operations@jmmystic.com \n  \n  \nFeatured image is an artistic representation inspired by the event and may not depict the actual people\, location\, or activities shown.
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/brunch-with-bottomless-mimosas-at-the-jealous-monk-2/2028-06-18/
LOCATION:Jealous Monk\, 27 Coogan Blvd\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jealous Monk
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20280620T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20280620T210000
DTSTAMP:20260602T004331Z
CREATED:20260602T004331Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260602T004331Z
UID:10004214-1845140400-1845147600@thectbeacon.com
SUMMARY:Trivia Night at The Jealous Monk
DESCRIPTION:Trivia Night at The Jealous Monk hosts its own version of trivia every Tuesday called Opinionation. Opinionation is a survey-style game where knowledge is only about 1/10 as important as knowing what everyone else is thinking. This free game is played from 7 to 9 p.m. when teams come together to play fun survey questions and guess what every other player thinks. \nOpinionation is a trivia game like no other. Forget historical dates and useless trivia you’ll never remember. With Opinionation\, your team will have to determine the five most popular answers given by players to each question. Each round consists of two segments with several questions. There are also bonus and final rounds that can really change the game. This format allows for lots of giggles\, upsets\, and arguing among teammates. \nGroups of friends\, coworkers\, date night- you name it. Our trivia at The Jealous Monk is great for all ages and skill levels. So whether you’re an expert at trivia or you just enjoy the company\, try your skills at predicting the most popular answer while we keep you guessing. \n  \n 
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/trivia-night-at-the-jealous-monk/2028-06-20/
LOCATION:Jealous Monk\, 27 Coogan Blvd\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jealous Monk
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://thectbeacon.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Trivia-Night-at-the-Jealous-Monk-Tuesdays-7-pm-to-9-pm.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20280625T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20280625T130000
DTSTAMP:20260928T005929Z
CREATED:20260928T004318Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260928T005929Z
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SUMMARY:Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas at the Jealous Monk
DESCRIPTION:Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas at the Jealous Monk every Sunday morning in Mystic\, when the European-style social hall better known for its 32 beer taps trades Saturday night for eggs\, home fries\, and a steady stream of sparkling orange cocktails. \nBrunch runs from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Sunday\, making this one of those rare CT Beacon events without a real ending date. It isn’t a holiday brunch\, monthly special or seasonal promotion. Jealous Monk and the Greater Mystic Chamber of Commerce continue to list it as a standing Sunday event. \nAnd the bottomless mimosas aren’t merely an occasional special attached to the meal. Olde Mistick Village itself calls Sunday brunch with bottomless mimosas a local favorite. \nThat’s reason enough to give this recurring Mystic tradition a proper place on the calendar. \nA Beer Hall Does Brunch Differently\nJealous Monk occupies Building 20 at Olde Mistick Village\, but step inside and the inspiration is considerably farther from Connecticut. \nThe restaurant was designed as a contemporary take on the European beer hall and social garden. There’s a huge barrel-vaulted ceiling overhead\, old-world paintings on the walls and long communal tables intended to make the room feel more social than a conventional restaurant dining room. \nIts regular identity revolves around beer. Jealous Monk maintains 32 rotating draft lines\, supplemented by bottles\, cans\, wine and cocktails\, while the kitchen leans into comfort food with Belgian frites\, house-made sausages\, burgers and dishes influenced by the beer-hall setting. \nSunday morning changes the equation. \nThe doors open at 10:30 a.m. — an hour earlier than on most weekdays — specifically as brunch begins. \nInstead of trying to turn itself into a delicate brunch cafe for a few hours\, Jealous Monk largely keeps its personality intact. It’s still a social hall\, only now the table might be covered with eggs and breakfast potatoes while the drinks are coming from a mimosa rather than a beer tap. \nMore Than a Mimosa Stop\nThe brunch menu is its own thing rather than the regular lunch menu with a couple of eggs added. \nJealous Monk’s current website confirms a dedicated Sunday brunch menu\, although the restaurant presents that menu as an image and individual dishes can change. Current online ordering also lists a breakfast sandwich made with bacon\, egg and American cheese on a toasted bun with home fries. \nPast published brunch menus show how Jealous Monk has traditionally approached the meal: familiar breakfast food mixed with the restaurant’s German and beer-hall influences. Dishes have included Belgian waffles\, steak and eggs\, breakfast burritos\, Benedicts\, short-rib hash\, biscuits and gravy and house-made sausage alongside items such as weisswurst\, schnitzel and bratwurst. \nBecause menus and prices change\, those older dishes shouldn’t be treated as a guarantee of what will be served on any particular Sunday. What hasn’t changed is the idea behind the brunch: hearty food rather than a stripped-down continental breakfast. \nThen there are the mimosas. \nThe restaurant and Olde Mistick Village both currently advertise bottomless mimosas as part of Sunday brunch. Neither current official page publishes the mimosa price online\, so that’s one detail worth checking with the restaurant before arriving rather than relying on an old menu or social-media post. \nA Social Hall Built for Lingering\nThe setting may be as important to this particular brunch as the menu. \nJealous Monk’s large communal tables were deliberately designed for conversation\, and the restaurant adds board games\, pinball and old-school video games to the indoor space. \nOutside is an expansive beer garden with picnic-table seating\, games and a distinctive fire-pit rock. \nThat gives Sunday brunch a different personality depending on the season. A cold-weather visit can mean settling beneath the barrel-vaulted ceiling with a group around one of the large tables. During warmer weather\, the garden makes considerably more sense for anyone inclined to turn brunch into a longer Sunday outing. \nIt’s also a brunch that doesn’t require everyone at the table to participate in the mimosa part. Jealous Monk is a full restaurant\, and its location in Olde Mistick Village makes the event workable for mixed groups spending the day together. \nBrunch in a Village That Wasn’t Supposed to Exist\nThere’s a bit of local history outside the restaurant doors. \nThe property beneath Olde Mistick Village was once farmland. Martin Olson purchased it in 1963 with plans to construct a conventional shopping mall\, only to be advised that the local population wasn’t large enough to support one. \nHis children\, twins Jerry and Joyce Olson\, eventually pursued something much stranger and more distinctive. \nConstruction began in 1972 on a shopping village modeled after a 1720s New England community\, complete with a meeting house\, town green\, duck pond\, gazebo and individually designed buildings. The walking paths and landscaping were deliberately planned\, and no two buildings were supposed to look exactly alike. \nOlde Mistick Village officially opened Sept. 11\, 1973\, with more than 400 people attending the dedication. \nMore than half a century later\, the experiment has grown into a walkable collection of more than 40 shops and eateries and one of Mystic’s busiest visitor destinations. \nThat makes the location particularly useful on a Sunday. \nBrunch doesn’t have to be the day’s entire plan. \nThe 1 p.m. Problem Solves Itself\nJealous Monk stops serving brunch at 1 p.m.\, but you’re already inside Olde Mistick Village. \nWalk the paths. Browse the independent shops. Circle the duck pond. Grab something sweet. Or cross the road and continue the day at Mystic Aquarium. \nThat’s arguably what makes this recurring event more useful than the original calendar description suggested. \nBottomless mimosas are the hook\, but the location turns brunch into the beginning of a Mystic Sunday rather than its destination and endpoint. \nFor locals\, it can become the kind of ritual that doesn’t require checking an events calendar at all. \nFor visitors\, it’s an easy answer to a more complicated question: what do we do Sunday morning before spending the rest of the day in Mystic? \nStart with brunch. \nThe mimosas can keep coming until 1. \nMore information and the current brunch menu are available at the Event Website link below. \nDetails\nEvent: Sunday Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas\nSchedule: Every Sunday\nTime: 10:30 a.m.–1 p.m.\nVenue: Jealous Monk\, Building 20 at Olde Mistick Village\nAddress: 27 Coogan Blvd.\, Mystic\, CT 06355\nBrunch: Dedicated Sunday brunch menu with bottomless mimosas available\nBottomless Mimosa Price: Not currently published on Jealous Monk’s official website; check with the restaurant for current pricing and terms\nSetting: European-style social hall and beer garden with communal tables\, games and outdoor seating\nParking: Free parking is available throughout Olde Mistick Village\nRestaurant Sunday Hours: 10:30 a.m.–9 p.m.\nPhone: 860-536-6665\nChamber Event Contact: Park Hersant\, 646-647-9452\nEmail: operations@jmmystic.com \n  \n  \nFeatured image is an artistic representation inspired by the event and may not depict the actual people\, location\, or activities shown.
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/brunch-with-bottomless-mimosas-at-the-jealous-monk-2/2028-06-25/
LOCATION:Jealous Monk\, 27 Coogan Blvd\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jealous Monk
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SUMMARY:Trivia Night at The Jealous Monk
DESCRIPTION:Trivia Night at The Jealous Monk hosts its own version of trivia every Tuesday called Opinionation. Opinionation is a survey-style game where knowledge is only about 1/10 as important as knowing what everyone else is thinking. This free game is played from 7 to 9 p.m. when teams come together to play fun survey questions and guess what every other player thinks. \nOpinionation is a trivia game like no other. Forget historical dates and useless trivia you’ll never remember. With Opinionation\, your team will have to determine the five most popular answers given by players to each question. Each round consists of two segments with several questions. There are also bonus and final rounds that can really change the game. This format allows for lots of giggles\, upsets\, and arguing among teammates. \nGroups of friends\, coworkers\, date night- you name it. Our trivia at The Jealous Monk is great for all ages and skill levels. So whether you’re an expert at trivia or you just enjoy the company\, try your skills at predicting the most popular answer while we keep you guessing. \n  \n 
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/trivia-night-at-the-jealous-monk/2028-06-27/
LOCATION:Jealous Monk\, 27 Coogan Blvd\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jealous Monk
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260928T005929Z
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SUMMARY:Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas at the Jealous Monk
DESCRIPTION:Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas at the Jealous Monk every Sunday morning in Mystic\, when the European-style social hall better known for its 32 beer taps trades Saturday night for eggs\, home fries\, and a steady stream of sparkling orange cocktails. \nBrunch runs from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Sunday\, making this one of those rare CT Beacon events without a real ending date. It isn’t a holiday brunch\, monthly special or seasonal promotion. Jealous Monk and the Greater Mystic Chamber of Commerce continue to list it as a standing Sunday event. \nAnd the bottomless mimosas aren’t merely an occasional special attached to the meal. Olde Mistick Village itself calls Sunday brunch with bottomless mimosas a local favorite. \nThat’s reason enough to give this recurring Mystic tradition a proper place on the calendar. \nA Beer Hall Does Brunch Differently\nJealous Monk occupies Building 20 at Olde Mistick Village\, but step inside and the inspiration is considerably farther from Connecticut. \nThe restaurant was designed as a contemporary take on the European beer hall and social garden. There’s a huge barrel-vaulted ceiling overhead\, old-world paintings on the walls and long communal tables intended to make the room feel more social than a conventional restaurant dining room. \nIts regular identity revolves around beer. Jealous Monk maintains 32 rotating draft lines\, supplemented by bottles\, cans\, wine and cocktails\, while the kitchen leans into comfort food with Belgian frites\, house-made sausages\, burgers and dishes influenced by the beer-hall setting. \nSunday morning changes the equation. \nThe doors open at 10:30 a.m. — an hour earlier than on most weekdays — specifically as brunch begins. \nInstead of trying to turn itself into a delicate brunch cafe for a few hours\, Jealous Monk largely keeps its personality intact. It’s still a social hall\, only now the table might be covered with eggs and breakfast potatoes while the drinks are coming from a mimosa rather than a beer tap. \nMore Than a Mimosa Stop\nThe brunch menu is its own thing rather than the regular lunch menu with a couple of eggs added. \nJealous Monk’s current website confirms a dedicated Sunday brunch menu\, although the restaurant presents that menu as an image and individual dishes can change. Current online ordering also lists a breakfast sandwich made with bacon\, egg and American cheese on a toasted bun with home fries. \nPast published brunch menus show how Jealous Monk has traditionally approached the meal: familiar breakfast food mixed with the restaurant’s German and beer-hall influences. Dishes have included Belgian waffles\, steak and eggs\, breakfast burritos\, Benedicts\, short-rib hash\, biscuits and gravy and house-made sausage alongside items such as weisswurst\, schnitzel and bratwurst. \nBecause menus and prices change\, those older dishes shouldn’t be treated as a guarantee of what will be served on any particular Sunday. What hasn’t changed is the idea behind the brunch: hearty food rather than a stripped-down continental breakfast. \nThen there are the mimosas. \nThe restaurant and Olde Mistick Village both currently advertise bottomless mimosas as part of Sunday brunch. Neither current official page publishes the mimosa price online\, so that’s one detail worth checking with the restaurant before arriving rather than relying on an old menu or social-media post. \nA Social Hall Built for Lingering\nThe setting may be as important to this particular brunch as the menu. \nJealous Monk’s large communal tables were deliberately designed for conversation\, and the restaurant adds board games\, pinball and old-school video games to the indoor space. \nOutside is an expansive beer garden with picnic-table seating\, games and a distinctive fire-pit rock. \nThat gives Sunday brunch a different personality depending on the season. A cold-weather visit can mean settling beneath the barrel-vaulted ceiling with a group around one of the large tables. During warmer weather\, the garden makes considerably more sense for anyone inclined to turn brunch into a longer Sunday outing. \nIt’s also a brunch that doesn’t require everyone at the table to participate in the mimosa part. Jealous Monk is a full restaurant\, and its location in Olde Mistick Village makes the event workable for mixed groups spending the day together. \nBrunch in a Village That Wasn’t Supposed to Exist\nThere’s a bit of local history outside the restaurant doors. \nThe property beneath Olde Mistick Village was once farmland. Martin Olson purchased it in 1963 with plans to construct a conventional shopping mall\, only to be advised that the local population wasn’t large enough to support one. \nHis children\, twins Jerry and Joyce Olson\, eventually pursued something much stranger and more distinctive. \nConstruction began in 1972 on a shopping village modeled after a 1720s New England community\, complete with a meeting house\, town green\, duck pond\, gazebo and individually designed buildings. The walking paths and landscaping were deliberately planned\, and no two buildings were supposed to look exactly alike. \nOlde Mistick Village officially opened Sept. 11\, 1973\, with more than 400 people attending the dedication. \nMore than half a century later\, the experiment has grown into a walkable collection of more than 40 shops and eateries and one of Mystic’s busiest visitor destinations. \nThat makes the location particularly useful on a Sunday. \nBrunch doesn’t have to be the day’s entire plan. \nThe 1 p.m. Problem Solves Itself\nJealous Monk stops serving brunch at 1 p.m.\, but you’re already inside Olde Mistick Village. \nWalk the paths. Browse the independent shops. Circle the duck pond. Grab something sweet. Or cross the road and continue the day at Mystic Aquarium. \nThat’s arguably what makes this recurring event more useful than the original calendar description suggested. \nBottomless mimosas are the hook\, but the location turns brunch into the beginning of a Mystic Sunday rather than its destination and endpoint. \nFor locals\, it can become the kind of ritual that doesn’t require checking an events calendar at all. \nFor visitors\, it’s an easy answer to a more complicated question: what do we do Sunday morning before spending the rest of the day in Mystic? \nStart with brunch. \nThe mimosas can keep coming until 1. \nMore information and the current brunch menu are available at the Event Website link below. \nDetails\nEvent: Sunday Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas\nSchedule: Every Sunday\nTime: 10:30 a.m.–1 p.m.\nVenue: Jealous Monk\, Building 20 at Olde Mistick Village\nAddress: 27 Coogan Blvd.\, Mystic\, CT 06355\nBrunch: Dedicated Sunday brunch menu with bottomless mimosas available\nBottomless Mimosa Price: Not currently published on Jealous Monk’s official website; check with the restaurant for current pricing and terms\nSetting: European-style social hall and beer garden with communal tables\, games and outdoor seating\nParking: Free parking is available throughout Olde Mistick Village\nRestaurant Sunday Hours: 10:30 a.m.–9 p.m.\nPhone: 860-536-6665\nChamber Event Contact: Park Hersant\, 646-647-9452\nEmail: operations@jmmystic.com \n  \n  \nFeatured image is an artistic representation inspired by the event and may not depict the actual people\, location\, or activities shown.
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/brunch-with-bottomless-mimosas-at-the-jealous-monk-2/2028-07-02/
LOCATION:Jealous Monk\, 27 Coogan Blvd\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jealous Monk
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SUMMARY:Trivia Night at The Jealous Monk
DESCRIPTION:Trivia Night at The Jealous Monk hosts its own version of trivia every Tuesday called Opinionation. Opinionation is a survey-style game where knowledge is only about 1/10 as important as knowing what everyone else is thinking. This free game is played from 7 to 9 p.m. when teams come together to play fun survey questions and guess what every other player thinks. \nOpinionation is a trivia game like no other. Forget historical dates and useless trivia you’ll never remember. With Opinionation\, your team will have to determine the five most popular answers given by players to each question. Each round consists of two segments with several questions. There are also bonus and final rounds that can really change the game. This format allows for lots of giggles\, upsets\, and arguing among teammates. \nGroups of friends\, coworkers\, date night- you name it. Our trivia at The Jealous Monk is great for all ages and skill levels. So whether you’re an expert at trivia or you just enjoy the company\, try your skills at predicting the most popular answer while we keep you guessing. \n  \n 
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/trivia-night-at-the-jealous-monk/2028-07-04/
LOCATION:Jealous Monk\, 27 Coogan Blvd\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jealous Monk
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20280709T130000
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260928T005929Z
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SUMMARY:Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas at the Jealous Monk
DESCRIPTION:Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas at the Jealous Monk every Sunday morning in Mystic\, when the European-style social hall better known for its 32 beer taps trades Saturday night for eggs\, home fries\, and a steady stream of sparkling orange cocktails. \nBrunch runs from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Sunday\, making this one of those rare CT Beacon events without a real ending date. It isn’t a holiday brunch\, monthly special or seasonal promotion. Jealous Monk and the Greater Mystic Chamber of Commerce continue to list it as a standing Sunday event. \nAnd the bottomless mimosas aren’t merely an occasional special attached to the meal. Olde Mistick Village itself calls Sunday brunch with bottomless mimosas a local favorite. \nThat’s reason enough to give this recurring Mystic tradition a proper place on the calendar. \nA Beer Hall Does Brunch Differently\nJealous Monk occupies Building 20 at Olde Mistick Village\, but step inside and the inspiration is considerably farther from Connecticut. \nThe restaurant was designed as a contemporary take on the European beer hall and social garden. There’s a huge barrel-vaulted ceiling overhead\, old-world paintings on the walls and long communal tables intended to make the room feel more social than a conventional restaurant dining room. \nIts regular identity revolves around beer. Jealous Monk maintains 32 rotating draft lines\, supplemented by bottles\, cans\, wine and cocktails\, while the kitchen leans into comfort food with Belgian frites\, house-made sausages\, burgers and dishes influenced by the beer-hall setting. \nSunday morning changes the equation. \nThe doors open at 10:30 a.m. — an hour earlier than on most weekdays — specifically as brunch begins. \nInstead of trying to turn itself into a delicate brunch cafe for a few hours\, Jealous Monk largely keeps its personality intact. It’s still a social hall\, only now the table might be covered with eggs and breakfast potatoes while the drinks are coming from a mimosa rather than a beer tap. \nMore Than a Mimosa Stop\nThe brunch menu is its own thing rather than the regular lunch menu with a couple of eggs added. \nJealous Monk’s current website confirms a dedicated Sunday brunch menu\, although the restaurant presents that menu as an image and individual dishes can change. Current online ordering also lists a breakfast sandwich made with bacon\, egg and American cheese on a toasted bun with home fries. \nPast published brunch menus show how Jealous Monk has traditionally approached the meal: familiar breakfast food mixed with the restaurant’s German and beer-hall influences. Dishes have included Belgian waffles\, steak and eggs\, breakfast burritos\, Benedicts\, short-rib hash\, biscuits and gravy and house-made sausage alongside items such as weisswurst\, schnitzel and bratwurst. \nBecause menus and prices change\, those older dishes shouldn’t be treated as a guarantee of what will be served on any particular Sunday. What hasn’t changed is the idea behind the brunch: hearty food rather than a stripped-down continental breakfast. \nThen there are the mimosas. \nThe restaurant and Olde Mistick Village both currently advertise bottomless mimosas as part of Sunday brunch. Neither current official page publishes the mimosa price online\, so that’s one detail worth checking with the restaurant before arriving rather than relying on an old menu or social-media post. \nA Social Hall Built for Lingering\nThe setting may be as important to this particular brunch as the menu. \nJealous Monk’s large communal tables were deliberately designed for conversation\, and the restaurant adds board games\, pinball and old-school video games to the indoor space. \nOutside is an expansive beer garden with picnic-table seating\, games and a distinctive fire-pit rock. \nThat gives Sunday brunch a different personality depending on the season. A cold-weather visit can mean settling beneath the barrel-vaulted ceiling with a group around one of the large tables. During warmer weather\, the garden makes considerably more sense for anyone inclined to turn brunch into a longer Sunday outing. \nIt’s also a brunch that doesn’t require everyone at the table to participate in the mimosa part. Jealous Monk is a full restaurant\, and its location in Olde Mistick Village makes the event workable for mixed groups spending the day together. \nBrunch in a Village That Wasn’t Supposed to Exist\nThere’s a bit of local history outside the restaurant doors. \nThe property beneath Olde Mistick Village was once farmland. Martin Olson purchased it in 1963 with plans to construct a conventional shopping mall\, only to be advised that the local population wasn’t large enough to support one. \nHis children\, twins Jerry and Joyce Olson\, eventually pursued something much stranger and more distinctive. \nConstruction began in 1972 on a shopping village modeled after a 1720s New England community\, complete with a meeting house\, town green\, duck pond\, gazebo and individually designed buildings. The walking paths and landscaping were deliberately planned\, and no two buildings were supposed to look exactly alike. \nOlde Mistick Village officially opened Sept. 11\, 1973\, with more than 400 people attending the dedication. \nMore than half a century later\, the experiment has grown into a walkable collection of more than 40 shops and eateries and one of Mystic’s busiest visitor destinations. \nThat makes the location particularly useful on a Sunday. \nBrunch doesn’t have to be the day’s entire plan. \nThe 1 p.m. Problem Solves Itself\nJealous Monk stops serving brunch at 1 p.m.\, but you’re already inside Olde Mistick Village. \nWalk the paths. Browse the independent shops. Circle the duck pond. Grab something sweet. Or cross the road and continue the day at Mystic Aquarium. \nThat’s arguably what makes this recurring event more useful than the original calendar description suggested. \nBottomless mimosas are the hook\, but the location turns brunch into the beginning of a Mystic Sunday rather than its destination and endpoint. \nFor locals\, it can become the kind of ritual that doesn’t require checking an events calendar at all. \nFor visitors\, it’s an easy answer to a more complicated question: what do we do Sunday morning before spending the rest of the day in Mystic? \nStart with brunch. \nThe mimosas can keep coming until 1. \nMore information and the current brunch menu are available at the Event Website link below. \nDetails\nEvent: Sunday Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas\nSchedule: Every Sunday\nTime: 10:30 a.m.–1 p.m.\nVenue: Jealous Monk\, Building 20 at Olde Mistick Village\nAddress: 27 Coogan Blvd.\, Mystic\, CT 06355\nBrunch: Dedicated Sunday brunch menu with bottomless mimosas available\nBottomless Mimosa Price: Not currently published on Jealous Monk’s official website; check with the restaurant for current pricing and terms\nSetting: European-style social hall and beer garden with communal tables\, games and outdoor seating\nParking: Free parking is available throughout Olde Mistick Village\nRestaurant Sunday Hours: 10:30 a.m.–9 p.m.\nPhone: 860-536-6665\nChamber Event Contact: Park Hersant\, 646-647-9452\nEmail: operations@jmmystic.com \n  \n  \nFeatured image is an artistic representation inspired by the event and may not depict the actual people\, location\, or activities shown.
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/brunch-with-bottomless-mimosas-at-the-jealous-monk-2/2028-07-09/
LOCATION:Jealous Monk\, 27 Coogan Blvd\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jealous Monk
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SUMMARY:Trivia Night at The Jealous Monk
DESCRIPTION:Trivia Night at The Jealous Monk hosts its own version of trivia every Tuesday called Opinionation. Opinionation is a survey-style game where knowledge is only about 1/10 as important as knowing what everyone else is thinking. This free game is played from 7 to 9 p.m. when teams come together to play fun survey questions and guess what every other player thinks. \nOpinionation is a trivia game like no other. Forget historical dates and useless trivia you’ll never remember. With Opinionation\, your team will have to determine the five most popular answers given by players to each question. Each round consists of two segments with several questions. There are also bonus and final rounds that can really change the game. This format allows for lots of giggles\, upsets\, and arguing among teammates. \nGroups of friends\, coworkers\, date night- you name it. Our trivia at The Jealous Monk is great for all ages and skill levels. So whether you’re an expert at trivia or you just enjoy the company\, try your skills at predicting the most popular answer while we keep you guessing. \n  \n 
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/trivia-night-at-the-jealous-monk/2028-07-11/
LOCATION:Jealous Monk\, 27 Coogan Blvd\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jealous Monk
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260928T005929Z
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SUMMARY:Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas at the Jealous Monk
DESCRIPTION:Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas at the Jealous Monk every Sunday morning in Mystic\, when the European-style social hall better known for its 32 beer taps trades Saturday night for eggs\, home fries\, and a steady stream of sparkling orange cocktails. \nBrunch runs from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Sunday\, making this one of those rare CT Beacon events without a real ending date. It isn’t a holiday brunch\, monthly special or seasonal promotion. Jealous Monk and the Greater Mystic Chamber of Commerce continue to list it as a standing Sunday event. \nAnd the bottomless mimosas aren’t merely an occasional special attached to the meal. Olde Mistick Village itself calls Sunday brunch with bottomless mimosas a local favorite. \nThat’s reason enough to give this recurring Mystic tradition a proper place on the calendar. \nA Beer Hall Does Brunch Differently\nJealous Monk occupies Building 20 at Olde Mistick Village\, but step inside and the inspiration is considerably farther from Connecticut. \nThe restaurant was designed as a contemporary take on the European beer hall and social garden. There’s a huge barrel-vaulted ceiling overhead\, old-world paintings on the walls and long communal tables intended to make the room feel more social than a conventional restaurant dining room. \nIts regular identity revolves around beer. Jealous Monk maintains 32 rotating draft lines\, supplemented by bottles\, cans\, wine and cocktails\, while the kitchen leans into comfort food with Belgian frites\, house-made sausages\, burgers and dishes influenced by the beer-hall setting. \nSunday morning changes the equation. \nThe doors open at 10:30 a.m. — an hour earlier than on most weekdays — specifically as brunch begins. \nInstead of trying to turn itself into a delicate brunch cafe for a few hours\, Jealous Monk largely keeps its personality intact. It’s still a social hall\, only now the table might be covered with eggs and breakfast potatoes while the drinks are coming from a mimosa rather than a beer tap. \nMore Than a Mimosa Stop\nThe brunch menu is its own thing rather than the regular lunch menu with a couple of eggs added. \nJealous Monk’s current website confirms a dedicated Sunday brunch menu\, although the restaurant presents that menu as an image and individual dishes can change. Current online ordering also lists a breakfast sandwich made with bacon\, egg and American cheese on a toasted bun with home fries. \nPast published brunch menus show how Jealous Monk has traditionally approached the meal: familiar breakfast food mixed with the restaurant’s German and beer-hall influences. Dishes have included Belgian waffles\, steak and eggs\, breakfast burritos\, Benedicts\, short-rib hash\, biscuits and gravy and house-made sausage alongside items such as weisswurst\, schnitzel and bratwurst. \nBecause menus and prices change\, those older dishes shouldn’t be treated as a guarantee of what will be served on any particular Sunday. What hasn’t changed is the idea behind the brunch: hearty food rather than a stripped-down continental breakfast. \nThen there are the mimosas. \nThe restaurant and Olde Mistick Village both currently advertise bottomless mimosas as part of Sunday brunch. Neither current official page publishes the mimosa price online\, so that’s one detail worth checking with the restaurant before arriving rather than relying on an old menu or social-media post. \nA Social Hall Built for Lingering\nThe setting may be as important to this particular brunch as the menu. \nJealous Monk’s large communal tables were deliberately designed for conversation\, and the restaurant adds board games\, pinball and old-school video games to the indoor space. \nOutside is an expansive beer garden with picnic-table seating\, games and a distinctive fire-pit rock. \nThat gives Sunday brunch a different personality depending on the season. A cold-weather visit can mean settling beneath the barrel-vaulted ceiling with a group around one of the large tables. During warmer weather\, the garden makes considerably more sense for anyone inclined to turn brunch into a longer Sunday outing. \nIt’s also a brunch that doesn’t require everyone at the table to participate in the mimosa part. Jealous Monk is a full restaurant\, and its location in Olde Mistick Village makes the event workable for mixed groups spending the day together. \nBrunch in a Village That Wasn’t Supposed to Exist\nThere’s a bit of local history outside the restaurant doors. \nThe property beneath Olde Mistick Village was once farmland. Martin Olson purchased it in 1963 with plans to construct a conventional shopping mall\, only to be advised that the local population wasn’t large enough to support one. \nHis children\, twins Jerry and Joyce Olson\, eventually pursued something much stranger and more distinctive. \nConstruction began in 1972 on a shopping village modeled after a 1720s New England community\, complete with a meeting house\, town green\, duck pond\, gazebo and individually designed buildings. The walking paths and landscaping were deliberately planned\, and no two buildings were supposed to look exactly alike. \nOlde Mistick Village officially opened Sept. 11\, 1973\, with more than 400 people attending the dedication. \nMore than half a century later\, the experiment has grown into a walkable collection of more than 40 shops and eateries and one of Mystic’s busiest visitor destinations. \nThat makes the location particularly useful on a Sunday. \nBrunch doesn’t have to be the day’s entire plan. \nThe 1 p.m. Problem Solves Itself\nJealous Monk stops serving brunch at 1 p.m.\, but you’re already inside Olde Mistick Village. \nWalk the paths. Browse the independent shops. Circle the duck pond. Grab something sweet. Or cross the road and continue the day at Mystic Aquarium. \nThat’s arguably what makes this recurring event more useful than the original calendar description suggested. \nBottomless mimosas are the hook\, but the location turns brunch into the beginning of a Mystic Sunday rather than its destination and endpoint. \nFor locals\, it can become the kind of ritual that doesn’t require checking an events calendar at all. \nFor visitors\, it’s an easy answer to a more complicated question: what do we do Sunday morning before spending the rest of the day in Mystic? \nStart with brunch. \nThe mimosas can keep coming until 1. \nMore information and the current brunch menu are available at the Event Website link below. \nDetails\nEvent: Sunday Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas\nSchedule: Every Sunday\nTime: 10:30 a.m.–1 p.m.\nVenue: Jealous Monk\, Building 20 at Olde Mistick Village\nAddress: 27 Coogan Blvd.\, Mystic\, CT 06355\nBrunch: Dedicated Sunday brunch menu with bottomless mimosas available\nBottomless Mimosa Price: Not currently published on Jealous Monk’s official website; check with the restaurant for current pricing and terms\nSetting: European-style social hall and beer garden with communal tables\, games and outdoor seating\nParking: Free parking is available throughout Olde Mistick Village\nRestaurant Sunday Hours: 10:30 a.m.–9 p.m.\nPhone: 860-536-6665\nChamber Event Contact: Park Hersant\, 646-647-9452\nEmail: operations@jmmystic.com \n  \n  \nFeatured image is an artistic representation inspired by the event and may not depict the actual people\, location\, or activities shown.
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/brunch-with-bottomless-mimosas-at-the-jealous-monk-2/2028-07-16/
LOCATION:Jealous Monk\, 27 Coogan Blvd\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jealous Monk
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SUMMARY:Trivia Night at The Jealous Monk
DESCRIPTION:Trivia Night at The Jealous Monk hosts its own version of trivia every Tuesday called Opinionation. Opinionation is a survey-style game where knowledge is only about 1/10 as important as knowing what everyone else is thinking. This free game is played from 7 to 9 p.m. when teams come together to play fun survey questions and guess what every other player thinks. \nOpinionation is a trivia game like no other. Forget historical dates and useless trivia you’ll never remember. With Opinionation\, your team will have to determine the five most popular answers given by players to each question. Each round consists of two segments with several questions. There are also bonus and final rounds that can really change the game. This format allows for lots of giggles\, upsets\, and arguing among teammates. \nGroups of friends\, coworkers\, date night- you name it. Our trivia at The Jealous Monk is great for all ages and skill levels. So whether you’re an expert at trivia or you just enjoy the company\, try your skills at predicting the most popular answer while we keep you guessing. \n  \n 
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/trivia-night-at-the-jealous-monk/2028-07-18/
LOCATION:Jealous Monk\, 27 Coogan Blvd\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jealous Monk
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20280723T130000
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260928T005929Z
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SUMMARY:Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas at the Jealous Monk
DESCRIPTION:Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas at the Jealous Monk every Sunday morning in Mystic\, when the European-style social hall better known for its 32 beer taps trades Saturday night for eggs\, home fries\, and a steady stream of sparkling orange cocktails. \nBrunch runs from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Sunday\, making this one of those rare CT Beacon events without a real ending date. It isn’t a holiday brunch\, monthly special or seasonal promotion. Jealous Monk and the Greater Mystic Chamber of Commerce continue to list it as a standing Sunday event. \nAnd the bottomless mimosas aren’t merely an occasional special attached to the meal. Olde Mistick Village itself calls Sunday brunch with bottomless mimosas a local favorite. \nThat’s reason enough to give this recurring Mystic tradition a proper place on the calendar. \nA Beer Hall Does Brunch Differently\nJealous Monk occupies Building 20 at Olde Mistick Village\, but step inside and the inspiration is considerably farther from Connecticut. \nThe restaurant was designed as a contemporary take on the European beer hall and social garden. There’s a huge barrel-vaulted ceiling overhead\, old-world paintings on the walls and long communal tables intended to make the room feel more social than a conventional restaurant dining room. \nIts regular identity revolves around beer. Jealous Monk maintains 32 rotating draft lines\, supplemented by bottles\, cans\, wine and cocktails\, while the kitchen leans into comfort food with Belgian frites\, house-made sausages\, burgers and dishes influenced by the beer-hall setting. \nSunday morning changes the equation. \nThe doors open at 10:30 a.m. — an hour earlier than on most weekdays — specifically as brunch begins. \nInstead of trying to turn itself into a delicate brunch cafe for a few hours\, Jealous Monk largely keeps its personality intact. It’s still a social hall\, only now the table might be covered with eggs and breakfast potatoes while the drinks are coming from a mimosa rather than a beer tap. \nMore Than a Mimosa Stop\nThe brunch menu is its own thing rather than the regular lunch menu with a couple of eggs added. \nJealous Monk’s current website confirms a dedicated Sunday brunch menu\, although the restaurant presents that menu as an image and individual dishes can change. Current online ordering also lists a breakfast sandwich made with bacon\, egg and American cheese on a toasted bun with home fries. \nPast published brunch menus show how Jealous Monk has traditionally approached the meal: familiar breakfast food mixed with the restaurant’s German and beer-hall influences. Dishes have included Belgian waffles\, steak and eggs\, breakfast burritos\, Benedicts\, short-rib hash\, biscuits and gravy and house-made sausage alongside items such as weisswurst\, schnitzel and bratwurst. \nBecause menus and prices change\, those older dishes shouldn’t be treated as a guarantee of what will be served on any particular Sunday. What hasn’t changed is the idea behind the brunch: hearty food rather than a stripped-down continental breakfast. \nThen there are the mimosas. \nThe restaurant and Olde Mistick Village both currently advertise bottomless mimosas as part of Sunday brunch. Neither current official page publishes the mimosa price online\, so that’s one detail worth checking with the restaurant before arriving rather than relying on an old menu or social-media post. \nA Social Hall Built for Lingering\nThe setting may be as important to this particular brunch as the menu. \nJealous Monk’s large communal tables were deliberately designed for conversation\, and the restaurant adds board games\, pinball and old-school video games to the indoor space. \nOutside is an expansive beer garden with picnic-table seating\, games and a distinctive fire-pit rock. \nThat gives Sunday brunch a different personality depending on the season. A cold-weather visit can mean settling beneath the barrel-vaulted ceiling with a group around one of the large tables. During warmer weather\, the garden makes considerably more sense for anyone inclined to turn brunch into a longer Sunday outing. \nIt’s also a brunch that doesn’t require everyone at the table to participate in the mimosa part. Jealous Monk is a full restaurant\, and its location in Olde Mistick Village makes the event workable for mixed groups spending the day together. \nBrunch in a Village That Wasn’t Supposed to Exist\nThere’s a bit of local history outside the restaurant doors. \nThe property beneath Olde Mistick Village was once farmland. Martin Olson purchased it in 1963 with plans to construct a conventional shopping mall\, only to be advised that the local population wasn’t large enough to support one. \nHis children\, twins Jerry and Joyce Olson\, eventually pursued something much stranger and more distinctive. \nConstruction began in 1972 on a shopping village modeled after a 1720s New England community\, complete with a meeting house\, town green\, duck pond\, gazebo and individually designed buildings. The walking paths and landscaping were deliberately planned\, and no two buildings were supposed to look exactly alike. \nOlde Mistick Village officially opened Sept. 11\, 1973\, with more than 400 people attending the dedication. \nMore than half a century later\, the experiment has grown into a walkable collection of more than 40 shops and eateries and one of Mystic’s busiest visitor destinations. \nThat makes the location particularly useful on a Sunday. \nBrunch doesn’t have to be the day’s entire plan. \nThe 1 p.m. Problem Solves Itself\nJealous Monk stops serving brunch at 1 p.m.\, but you’re already inside Olde Mistick Village. \nWalk the paths. Browse the independent shops. Circle the duck pond. Grab something sweet. Or cross the road and continue the day at Mystic Aquarium. \nThat’s arguably what makes this recurring event more useful than the original calendar description suggested. \nBottomless mimosas are the hook\, but the location turns brunch into the beginning of a Mystic Sunday rather than its destination and endpoint. \nFor locals\, it can become the kind of ritual that doesn’t require checking an events calendar at all. \nFor visitors\, it’s an easy answer to a more complicated question: what do we do Sunday morning before spending the rest of the day in Mystic? \nStart with brunch. \nThe mimosas can keep coming until 1. \nMore information and the current brunch menu are available at the Event Website link below. \nDetails\nEvent: Sunday Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas\nSchedule: Every Sunday\nTime: 10:30 a.m.–1 p.m.\nVenue: Jealous Monk\, Building 20 at Olde Mistick Village\nAddress: 27 Coogan Blvd.\, Mystic\, CT 06355\nBrunch: Dedicated Sunday brunch menu with bottomless mimosas available\nBottomless Mimosa Price: Not currently published on Jealous Monk’s official website; check with the restaurant for current pricing and terms\nSetting: European-style social hall and beer garden with communal tables\, games and outdoor seating\nParking: Free parking is available throughout Olde Mistick Village\nRestaurant Sunday Hours: 10:30 a.m.–9 p.m.\nPhone: 860-536-6665\nChamber Event Contact: Park Hersant\, 646-647-9452\nEmail: operations@jmmystic.com \n  \n  \nFeatured image is an artistic representation inspired by the event and may not depict the actual people\, location\, or activities shown.
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/brunch-with-bottomless-mimosas-at-the-jealous-monk-2/2028-07-23/
LOCATION:Jealous Monk\, 27 Coogan Blvd\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jealous Monk
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CREATED:20260602T004331Z
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SUMMARY:Trivia Night at The Jealous Monk
DESCRIPTION:Trivia Night at The Jealous Monk hosts its own version of trivia every Tuesday called Opinionation. Opinionation is a survey-style game where knowledge is only about 1/10 as important as knowing what everyone else is thinking. This free game is played from 7 to 9 p.m. when teams come together to play fun survey questions and guess what every other player thinks. \nOpinionation is a trivia game like no other. Forget historical dates and useless trivia you’ll never remember. With Opinionation\, your team will have to determine the five most popular answers given by players to each question. Each round consists of two segments with several questions. There are also bonus and final rounds that can really change the game. This format allows for lots of giggles\, upsets\, and arguing among teammates. \nGroups of friends\, coworkers\, date night- you name it. Our trivia at The Jealous Monk is great for all ages and skill levels. So whether you’re an expert at trivia or you just enjoy the company\, try your skills at predicting the most popular answer while we keep you guessing. \n  \n 
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/trivia-night-at-the-jealous-monk/2028-07-25/
LOCATION:Jealous Monk\, 27 Coogan Blvd\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jealous Monk
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20280730T130000
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260928T005929Z
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SUMMARY:Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas at the Jealous Monk
DESCRIPTION:Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas at the Jealous Monk every Sunday morning in Mystic\, when the European-style social hall better known for its 32 beer taps trades Saturday night for eggs\, home fries\, and a steady stream of sparkling orange cocktails. \nBrunch runs from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Sunday\, making this one of those rare CT Beacon events without a real ending date. It isn’t a holiday brunch\, monthly special or seasonal promotion. Jealous Monk and the Greater Mystic Chamber of Commerce continue to list it as a standing Sunday event. \nAnd the bottomless mimosas aren’t merely an occasional special attached to the meal. Olde Mistick Village itself calls Sunday brunch with bottomless mimosas a local favorite. \nThat’s reason enough to give this recurring Mystic tradition a proper place on the calendar. \nA Beer Hall Does Brunch Differently\nJealous Monk occupies Building 20 at Olde Mistick Village\, but step inside and the inspiration is considerably farther from Connecticut. \nThe restaurant was designed as a contemporary take on the European beer hall and social garden. There’s a huge barrel-vaulted ceiling overhead\, old-world paintings on the walls and long communal tables intended to make the room feel more social than a conventional restaurant dining room. \nIts regular identity revolves around beer. Jealous Monk maintains 32 rotating draft lines\, supplemented by bottles\, cans\, wine and cocktails\, while the kitchen leans into comfort food with Belgian frites\, house-made sausages\, burgers and dishes influenced by the beer-hall setting. \nSunday morning changes the equation. \nThe doors open at 10:30 a.m. — an hour earlier than on most weekdays — specifically as brunch begins. \nInstead of trying to turn itself into a delicate brunch cafe for a few hours\, Jealous Monk largely keeps its personality intact. It’s still a social hall\, only now the table might be covered with eggs and breakfast potatoes while the drinks are coming from a mimosa rather than a beer tap. \nMore Than a Mimosa Stop\nThe brunch menu is its own thing rather than the regular lunch menu with a couple of eggs added. \nJealous Monk’s current website confirms a dedicated Sunday brunch menu\, although the restaurant presents that menu as an image and individual dishes can change. Current online ordering also lists a breakfast sandwich made with bacon\, egg and American cheese on a toasted bun with home fries. \nPast published brunch menus show how Jealous Monk has traditionally approached the meal: familiar breakfast food mixed with the restaurant’s German and beer-hall influences. Dishes have included Belgian waffles\, steak and eggs\, breakfast burritos\, Benedicts\, short-rib hash\, biscuits and gravy and house-made sausage alongside items such as weisswurst\, schnitzel and bratwurst. \nBecause menus and prices change\, those older dishes shouldn’t be treated as a guarantee of what will be served on any particular Sunday. What hasn’t changed is the idea behind the brunch: hearty food rather than a stripped-down continental breakfast. \nThen there are the mimosas. \nThe restaurant and Olde Mistick Village both currently advertise bottomless mimosas as part of Sunday brunch. Neither current official page publishes the mimosa price online\, so that’s one detail worth checking with the restaurant before arriving rather than relying on an old menu or social-media post. \nA Social Hall Built for Lingering\nThe setting may be as important to this particular brunch as the menu. \nJealous Monk’s large communal tables were deliberately designed for conversation\, and the restaurant adds board games\, pinball and old-school video games to the indoor space. \nOutside is an expansive beer garden with picnic-table seating\, games and a distinctive fire-pit rock. \nThat gives Sunday brunch a different personality depending on the season. A cold-weather visit can mean settling beneath the barrel-vaulted ceiling with a group around one of the large tables. During warmer weather\, the garden makes considerably more sense for anyone inclined to turn brunch into a longer Sunday outing. \nIt’s also a brunch that doesn’t require everyone at the table to participate in the mimosa part. Jealous Monk is a full restaurant\, and its location in Olde Mistick Village makes the event workable for mixed groups spending the day together. \nBrunch in a Village That Wasn’t Supposed to Exist\nThere’s a bit of local history outside the restaurant doors. \nThe property beneath Olde Mistick Village was once farmland. Martin Olson purchased it in 1963 with plans to construct a conventional shopping mall\, only to be advised that the local population wasn’t large enough to support one. \nHis children\, twins Jerry and Joyce Olson\, eventually pursued something much stranger and more distinctive. \nConstruction began in 1972 on a shopping village modeled after a 1720s New England community\, complete with a meeting house\, town green\, duck pond\, gazebo and individually designed buildings. The walking paths and landscaping were deliberately planned\, and no two buildings were supposed to look exactly alike. \nOlde Mistick Village officially opened Sept. 11\, 1973\, with more than 400 people attending the dedication. \nMore than half a century later\, the experiment has grown into a walkable collection of more than 40 shops and eateries and one of Mystic’s busiest visitor destinations. \nThat makes the location particularly useful on a Sunday. \nBrunch doesn’t have to be the day’s entire plan. \nThe 1 p.m. Problem Solves Itself\nJealous Monk stops serving brunch at 1 p.m.\, but you’re already inside Olde Mistick Village. \nWalk the paths. Browse the independent shops. Circle the duck pond. Grab something sweet. Or cross the road and continue the day at Mystic Aquarium. \nThat’s arguably what makes this recurring event more useful than the original calendar description suggested. \nBottomless mimosas are the hook\, but the location turns brunch into the beginning of a Mystic Sunday rather than its destination and endpoint. \nFor locals\, it can become the kind of ritual that doesn’t require checking an events calendar at all. \nFor visitors\, it’s an easy answer to a more complicated question: what do we do Sunday morning before spending the rest of the day in Mystic? \nStart with brunch. \nThe mimosas can keep coming until 1. \nMore information and the current brunch menu are available at the Event Website link below. \nDetails\nEvent: Sunday Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas\nSchedule: Every Sunday\nTime: 10:30 a.m.–1 p.m.\nVenue: Jealous Monk\, Building 20 at Olde Mistick Village\nAddress: 27 Coogan Blvd.\, Mystic\, CT 06355\nBrunch: Dedicated Sunday brunch menu with bottomless mimosas available\nBottomless Mimosa Price: Not currently published on Jealous Monk’s official website; check with the restaurant for current pricing and terms\nSetting: European-style social hall and beer garden with communal tables\, games and outdoor seating\nParking: Free parking is available throughout Olde Mistick Village\nRestaurant Sunday Hours: 10:30 a.m.–9 p.m.\nPhone: 860-536-6665\nChamber Event Contact: Park Hersant\, 646-647-9452\nEmail: operations@jmmystic.com \n  \n  \nFeatured image is an artistic representation inspired by the event and may not depict the actual people\, location\, or activities shown.
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/brunch-with-bottomless-mimosas-at-the-jealous-monk-2/2028-07-30/
LOCATION:Jealous Monk\, 27 Coogan Blvd\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jealous Monk
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SUMMARY:Trivia Night at The Jealous Monk
DESCRIPTION:Trivia Night at The Jealous Monk hosts its own version of trivia every Tuesday called Opinionation. Opinionation is a survey-style game where knowledge is only about 1/10 as important as knowing what everyone else is thinking. This free game is played from 7 to 9 p.m. when teams come together to play fun survey questions and guess what every other player thinks. \nOpinionation is a trivia game like no other. Forget historical dates and useless trivia you’ll never remember. With Opinionation\, your team will have to determine the five most popular answers given by players to each question. Each round consists of two segments with several questions. There are also bonus and final rounds that can really change the game. This format allows for lots of giggles\, upsets\, and arguing among teammates. \nGroups of friends\, coworkers\, date night- you name it. Our trivia at The Jealous Monk is great for all ages and skill levels. So whether you’re an expert at trivia or you just enjoy the company\, try your skills at predicting the most popular answer while we keep you guessing. \n  \n 
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/trivia-night-at-the-jealous-monk/2028-08-01/
LOCATION:Jealous Monk\, 27 Coogan Blvd\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jealous Monk
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260928T005929Z
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SUMMARY:Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas at the Jealous Monk
DESCRIPTION:Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas at the Jealous Monk every Sunday morning in Mystic\, when the European-style social hall better known for its 32 beer taps trades Saturday night for eggs\, home fries\, and a steady stream of sparkling orange cocktails. \nBrunch runs from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Sunday\, making this one of those rare CT Beacon events without a real ending date. It isn’t a holiday brunch\, monthly special or seasonal promotion. Jealous Monk and the Greater Mystic Chamber of Commerce continue to list it as a standing Sunday event. \nAnd the bottomless mimosas aren’t merely an occasional special attached to the meal. Olde Mistick Village itself calls Sunday brunch with bottomless mimosas a local favorite. \nThat’s reason enough to give this recurring Mystic tradition a proper place on the calendar. \nA Beer Hall Does Brunch Differently\nJealous Monk occupies Building 20 at Olde Mistick Village\, but step inside and the inspiration is considerably farther from Connecticut. \nThe restaurant was designed as a contemporary take on the European beer hall and social garden. There’s a huge barrel-vaulted ceiling overhead\, old-world paintings on the walls and long communal tables intended to make the room feel more social than a conventional restaurant dining room. \nIts regular identity revolves around beer. Jealous Monk maintains 32 rotating draft lines\, supplemented by bottles\, cans\, wine and cocktails\, while the kitchen leans into comfort food with Belgian frites\, house-made sausages\, burgers and dishes influenced by the beer-hall setting. \nSunday morning changes the equation. \nThe doors open at 10:30 a.m. — an hour earlier than on most weekdays — specifically as brunch begins. \nInstead of trying to turn itself into a delicate brunch cafe for a few hours\, Jealous Monk largely keeps its personality intact. It’s still a social hall\, only now the table might be covered with eggs and breakfast potatoes while the drinks are coming from a mimosa rather than a beer tap. \nMore Than a Mimosa Stop\nThe brunch menu is its own thing rather than the regular lunch menu with a couple of eggs added. \nJealous Monk’s current website confirms a dedicated Sunday brunch menu\, although the restaurant presents that menu as an image and individual dishes can change. Current online ordering also lists a breakfast sandwich made with bacon\, egg and American cheese on a toasted bun with home fries. \nPast published brunch menus show how Jealous Monk has traditionally approached the meal: familiar breakfast food mixed with the restaurant’s German and beer-hall influences. Dishes have included Belgian waffles\, steak and eggs\, breakfast burritos\, Benedicts\, short-rib hash\, biscuits and gravy and house-made sausage alongside items such as weisswurst\, schnitzel and bratwurst. \nBecause menus and prices change\, those older dishes shouldn’t be treated as a guarantee of what will be served on any particular Sunday. What hasn’t changed is the idea behind the brunch: hearty food rather than a stripped-down continental breakfast. \nThen there are the mimosas. \nThe restaurant and Olde Mistick Village both currently advertise bottomless mimosas as part of Sunday brunch. Neither current official page publishes the mimosa price online\, so that’s one detail worth checking with the restaurant before arriving rather than relying on an old menu or social-media post. \nA Social Hall Built for Lingering\nThe setting may be as important to this particular brunch as the menu. \nJealous Monk’s large communal tables were deliberately designed for conversation\, and the restaurant adds board games\, pinball and old-school video games to the indoor space. \nOutside is an expansive beer garden with picnic-table seating\, games and a distinctive fire-pit rock. \nThat gives Sunday brunch a different personality depending on the season. A cold-weather visit can mean settling beneath the barrel-vaulted ceiling with a group around one of the large tables. During warmer weather\, the garden makes considerably more sense for anyone inclined to turn brunch into a longer Sunday outing. \nIt’s also a brunch that doesn’t require everyone at the table to participate in the mimosa part. Jealous Monk is a full restaurant\, and its location in Olde Mistick Village makes the event workable for mixed groups spending the day together. \nBrunch in a Village That Wasn’t Supposed to Exist\nThere’s a bit of local history outside the restaurant doors. \nThe property beneath Olde Mistick Village was once farmland. Martin Olson purchased it in 1963 with plans to construct a conventional shopping mall\, only to be advised that the local population wasn’t large enough to support one. \nHis children\, twins Jerry and Joyce Olson\, eventually pursued something much stranger and more distinctive. \nConstruction began in 1972 on a shopping village modeled after a 1720s New England community\, complete with a meeting house\, town green\, duck pond\, gazebo and individually designed buildings. The walking paths and landscaping were deliberately planned\, and no two buildings were supposed to look exactly alike. \nOlde Mistick Village officially opened Sept. 11\, 1973\, with more than 400 people attending the dedication. \nMore than half a century later\, the experiment has grown into a walkable collection of more than 40 shops and eateries and one of Mystic’s busiest visitor destinations. \nThat makes the location particularly useful on a Sunday. \nBrunch doesn’t have to be the day’s entire plan. \nThe 1 p.m. Problem Solves Itself\nJealous Monk stops serving brunch at 1 p.m.\, but you’re already inside Olde Mistick Village. \nWalk the paths. Browse the independent shops. Circle the duck pond. Grab something sweet. Or cross the road and continue the day at Mystic Aquarium. \nThat’s arguably what makes this recurring event more useful than the original calendar description suggested. \nBottomless mimosas are the hook\, but the location turns brunch into the beginning of a Mystic Sunday rather than its destination and endpoint. \nFor locals\, it can become the kind of ritual that doesn’t require checking an events calendar at all. \nFor visitors\, it’s an easy answer to a more complicated question: what do we do Sunday morning before spending the rest of the day in Mystic? \nStart with brunch. \nThe mimosas can keep coming until 1. \nMore information and the current brunch menu are available at the Event Website link below. \nDetails\nEvent: Sunday Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas\nSchedule: Every Sunday\nTime: 10:30 a.m.–1 p.m.\nVenue: Jealous Monk\, Building 20 at Olde Mistick Village\nAddress: 27 Coogan Blvd.\, Mystic\, CT 06355\nBrunch: Dedicated Sunday brunch menu with bottomless mimosas available\nBottomless Mimosa Price: Not currently published on Jealous Monk’s official website; check with the restaurant for current pricing and terms\nSetting: European-style social hall and beer garden with communal tables\, games and outdoor seating\nParking: Free parking is available throughout Olde Mistick Village\nRestaurant Sunday Hours: 10:30 a.m.–9 p.m.\nPhone: 860-536-6665\nChamber Event Contact: Park Hersant\, 646-647-9452\nEmail: operations@jmmystic.com \n  \n  \nFeatured image is an artistic representation inspired by the event and may not depict the actual people\, location\, or activities shown.
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/brunch-with-bottomless-mimosas-at-the-jealous-monk-2/2028-08-06/
LOCATION:Jealous Monk\, 27 Coogan Blvd\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jealous Monk
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SUMMARY:Trivia Night at The Jealous Monk
DESCRIPTION:Trivia Night at The Jealous Monk hosts its own version of trivia every Tuesday called Opinionation. Opinionation is a survey-style game where knowledge is only about 1/10 as important as knowing what everyone else is thinking. This free game is played from 7 to 9 p.m. when teams come together to play fun survey questions and guess what every other player thinks. \nOpinionation is a trivia game like no other. Forget historical dates and useless trivia you’ll never remember. With Opinionation\, your team will have to determine the five most popular answers given by players to each question. Each round consists of two segments with several questions. There are also bonus and final rounds that can really change the game. This format allows for lots of giggles\, upsets\, and arguing among teammates. \nGroups of friends\, coworkers\, date night- you name it. Our trivia at The Jealous Monk is great for all ages and skill levels. So whether you’re an expert at trivia or you just enjoy the company\, try your skills at predicting the most popular answer while we keep you guessing. \n  \n 
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/trivia-night-at-the-jealous-monk/2028-08-08/
LOCATION:Jealous Monk\, 27 Coogan Blvd\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jealous Monk
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SUMMARY:Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas at the Jealous Monk
DESCRIPTION:Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas at the Jealous Monk every Sunday morning in Mystic\, when the European-style social hall better known for its 32 beer taps trades Saturday night for eggs\, home fries\, and a steady stream of sparkling orange cocktails. \nBrunch runs from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Sunday\, making this one of those rare CT Beacon events without a real ending date. It isn’t a holiday brunch\, monthly special or seasonal promotion. Jealous Monk and the Greater Mystic Chamber of Commerce continue to list it as a standing Sunday event. \nAnd the bottomless mimosas aren’t merely an occasional special attached to the meal. Olde Mistick Village itself calls Sunday brunch with bottomless mimosas a local favorite. \nThat’s reason enough to give this recurring Mystic tradition a proper place on the calendar. \nA Beer Hall Does Brunch Differently\nJealous Monk occupies Building 20 at Olde Mistick Village\, but step inside and the inspiration is considerably farther from Connecticut. \nThe restaurant was designed as a contemporary take on the European beer hall and social garden. There’s a huge barrel-vaulted ceiling overhead\, old-world paintings on the walls and long communal tables intended to make the room feel more social than a conventional restaurant dining room. \nIts regular identity revolves around beer. Jealous Monk maintains 32 rotating draft lines\, supplemented by bottles\, cans\, wine and cocktails\, while the kitchen leans into comfort food with Belgian frites\, house-made sausages\, burgers and dishes influenced by the beer-hall setting. \nSunday morning changes the equation. \nThe doors open at 10:30 a.m. — an hour earlier than on most weekdays — specifically as brunch begins. \nInstead of trying to turn itself into a delicate brunch cafe for a few hours\, Jealous Monk largely keeps its personality intact. It’s still a social hall\, only now the table might be covered with eggs and breakfast potatoes while the drinks are coming from a mimosa rather than a beer tap. \nMore Than a Mimosa Stop\nThe brunch menu is its own thing rather than the regular lunch menu with a couple of eggs added. \nJealous Monk’s current website confirms a dedicated Sunday brunch menu\, although the restaurant presents that menu as an image and individual dishes can change. Current online ordering also lists a breakfast sandwich made with bacon\, egg and American cheese on a toasted bun with home fries. \nPast published brunch menus show how Jealous Monk has traditionally approached the meal: familiar breakfast food mixed with the restaurant’s German and beer-hall influences. Dishes have included Belgian waffles\, steak and eggs\, breakfast burritos\, Benedicts\, short-rib hash\, biscuits and gravy and house-made sausage alongside items such as weisswurst\, schnitzel and bratwurst. \nBecause menus and prices change\, those older dishes shouldn’t be treated as a guarantee of what will be served on any particular Sunday. What hasn’t changed is the idea behind the brunch: hearty food rather than a stripped-down continental breakfast. \nThen there are the mimosas. \nThe restaurant and Olde Mistick Village both currently advertise bottomless mimosas as part of Sunday brunch. Neither current official page publishes the mimosa price online\, so that’s one detail worth checking with the restaurant before arriving rather than relying on an old menu or social-media post. \nA Social Hall Built for Lingering\nThe setting may be as important to this particular brunch as the menu. \nJealous Monk’s large communal tables were deliberately designed for conversation\, and the restaurant adds board games\, pinball and old-school video games to the indoor space. \nOutside is an expansive beer garden with picnic-table seating\, games and a distinctive fire-pit rock. \nThat gives Sunday brunch a different personality depending on the season. A cold-weather visit can mean settling beneath the barrel-vaulted ceiling with a group around one of the large tables. During warmer weather\, the garden makes considerably more sense for anyone inclined to turn brunch into a longer Sunday outing. \nIt’s also a brunch that doesn’t require everyone at the table to participate in the mimosa part. Jealous Monk is a full restaurant\, and its location in Olde Mistick Village makes the event workable for mixed groups spending the day together. \nBrunch in a Village That Wasn’t Supposed to Exist\nThere’s a bit of local history outside the restaurant doors. \nThe property beneath Olde Mistick Village was once farmland. Martin Olson purchased it in 1963 with plans to construct a conventional shopping mall\, only to be advised that the local population wasn’t large enough to support one. \nHis children\, twins Jerry and Joyce Olson\, eventually pursued something much stranger and more distinctive. \nConstruction began in 1972 on a shopping village modeled after a 1720s New England community\, complete with a meeting house\, town green\, duck pond\, gazebo and individually designed buildings. The walking paths and landscaping were deliberately planned\, and no two buildings were supposed to look exactly alike. \nOlde Mistick Village officially opened Sept. 11\, 1973\, with more than 400 people attending the dedication. \nMore than half a century later\, the experiment has grown into a walkable collection of more than 40 shops and eateries and one of Mystic’s busiest visitor destinations. \nThat makes the location particularly useful on a Sunday. \nBrunch doesn’t have to be the day’s entire plan. \nThe 1 p.m. Problem Solves Itself\nJealous Monk stops serving brunch at 1 p.m.\, but you’re already inside Olde Mistick Village. \nWalk the paths. Browse the independent shops. Circle the duck pond. Grab something sweet. Or cross the road and continue the day at Mystic Aquarium. \nThat’s arguably what makes this recurring event more useful than the original calendar description suggested. \nBottomless mimosas are the hook\, but the location turns brunch into the beginning of a Mystic Sunday rather than its destination and endpoint. \nFor locals\, it can become the kind of ritual that doesn’t require checking an events calendar at all. \nFor visitors\, it’s an easy answer to a more complicated question: what do we do Sunday morning before spending the rest of the day in Mystic? \nStart with brunch. \nThe mimosas can keep coming until 1. \nMore information and the current brunch menu are available at the Event Website link below. \nDetails\nEvent: Sunday Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas\nSchedule: Every Sunday\nTime: 10:30 a.m.–1 p.m.\nVenue: Jealous Monk\, Building 20 at Olde Mistick Village\nAddress: 27 Coogan Blvd.\, Mystic\, CT 06355\nBrunch: Dedicated Sunday brunch menu with bottomless mimosas available\nBottomless Mimosa Price: Not currently published on Jealous Monk’s official website; check with the restaurant for current pricing and terms\nSetting: European-style social hall and beer garden with communal tables\, games and outdoor seating\nParking: Free parking is available throughout Olde Mistick Village\nRestaurant Sunday Hours: 10:30 a.m.–9 p.m.\nPhone: 860-536-6665\nChamber Event Contact: Park Hersant\, 646-647-9452\nEmail: operations@jmmystic.com \n  \n  \nFeatured image is an artistic representation inspired by the event and may not depict the actual people\, location\, or activities shown.
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/brunch-with-bottomless-mimosas-at-the-jealous-monk-2/2028-08-13/
LOCATION:Jealous Monk\, 27 Coogan Blvd\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jealous Monk
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SUMMARY:Trivia Night at The Jealous Monk
DESCRIPTION:Trivia Night at The Jealous Monk hosts its own version of trivia every Tuesday called Opinionation. Opinionation is a survey-style game where knowledge is only about 1/10 as important as knowing what everyone else is thinking. This free game is played from 7 to 9 p.m. when teams come together to play fun survey questions and guess what every other player thinks. \nOpinionation is a trivia game like no other. Forget historical dates and useless trivia you’ll never remember. With Opinionation\, your team will have to determine the five most popular answers given by players to each question. Each round consists of two segments with several questions. There are also bonus and final rounds that can really change the game. This format allows for lots of giggles\, upsets\, and arguing among teammates. \nGroups of friends\, coworkers\, date night- you name it. Our trivia at The Jealous Monk is great for all ages and skill levels. So whether you’re an expert at trivia or you just enjoy the company\, try your skills at predicting the most popular answer while we keep you guessing. \n  \n 
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/trivia-night-at-the-jealous-monk/2028-08-15/
LOCATION:Jealous Monk\, 27 Coogan Blvd\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jealous Monk
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SUMMARY:Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas at the Jealous Monk
DESCRIPTION:Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas at the Jealous Monk every Sunday morning in Mystic\, when the European-style social hall better known for its 32 beer taps trades Saturday night for eggs\, home fries\, and a steady stream of sparkling orange cocktails. \nBrunch runs from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Sunday\, making this one of those rare CT Beacon events without a real ending date. It isn’t a holiday brunch\, monthly special or seasonal promotion. Jealous Monk and the Greater Mystic Chamber of Commerce continue to list it as a standing Sunday event. \nAnd the bottomless mimosas aren’t merely an occasional special attached to the meal. Olde Mistick Village itself calls Sunday brunch with bottomless mimosas a local favorite. \nThat’s reason enough to give this recurring Mystic tradition a proper place on the calendar. \nA Beer Hall Does Brunch Differently\nJealous Monk occupies Building 20 at Olde Mistick Village\, but step inside and the inspiration is considerably farther from Connecticut. \nThe restaurant was designed as a contemporary take on the European beer hall and social garden. There’s a huge barrel-vaulted ceiling overhead\, old-world paintings on the walls and long communal tables intended to make the room feel more social than a conventional restaurant dining room. \nIts regular identity revolves around beer. Jealous Monk maintains 32 rotating draft lines\, supplemented by bottles\, cans\, wine and cocktails\, while the kitchen leans into comfort food with Belgian frites\, house-made sausages\, burgers and dishes influenced by the beer-hall setting. \nSunday morning changes the equation. \nThe doors open at 10:30 a.m. — an hour earlier than on most weekdays — specifically as brunch begins. \nInstead of trying to turn itself into a delicate brunch cafe for a few hours\, Jealous Monk largely keeps its personality intact. It’s still a social hall\, only now the table might be covered with eggs and breakfast potatoes while the drinks are coming from a mimosa rather than a beer tap. \nMore Than a Mimosa Stop\nThe brunch menu is its own thing rather than the regular lunch menu with a couple of eggs added. \nJealous Monk’s current website confirms a dedicated Sunday brunch menu\, although the restaurant presents that menu as an image and individual dishes can change. Current online ordering also lists a breakfast sandwich made with bacon\, egg and American cheese on a toasted bun with home fries. \nPast published brunch menus show how Jealous Monk has traditionally approached the meal: familiar breakfast food mixed with the restaurant’s German and beer-hall influences. Dishes have included Belgian waffles\, steak and eggs\, breakfast burritos\, Benedicts\, short-rib hash\, biscuits and gravy and house-made sausage alongside items such as weisswurst\, schnitzel and bratwurst. \nBecause menus and prices change\, those older dishes shouldn’t be treated as a guarantee of what will be served on any particular Sunday. What hasn’t changed is the idea behind the brunch: hearty food rather than a stripped-down continental breakfast. \nThen there are the mimosas. \nThe restaurant and Olde Mistick Village both currently advertise bottomless mimosas as part of Sunday brunch. Neither current official page publishes the mimosa price online\, so that’s one detail worth checking with the restaurant before arriving rather than relying on an old menu or social-media post. \nA Social Hall Built for Lingering\nThe setting may be as important to this particular brunch as the menu. \nJealous Monk’s large communal tables were deliberately designed for conversation\, and the restaurant adds board games\, pinball and old-school video games to the indoor space. \nOutside is an expansive beer garden with picnic-table seating\, games and a distinctive fire-pit rock. \nThat gives Sunday brunch a different personality depending on the season. A cold-weather visit can mean settling beneath the barrel-vaulted ceiling with a group around one of the large tables. During warmer weather\, the garden makes considerably more sense for anyone inclined to turn brunch into a longer Sunday outing. \nIt’s also a brunch that doesn’t require everyone at the table to participate in the mimosa part. Jealous Monk is a full restaurant\, and its location in Olde Mistick Village makes the event workable for mixed groups spending the day together. \nBrunch in a Village That Wasn’t Supposed to Exist\nThere’s a bit of local history outside the restaurant doors. \nThe property beneath Olde Mistick Village was once farmland. Martin Olson purchased it in 1963 with plans to construct a conventional shopping mall\, only to be advised that the local population wasn’t large enough to support one. \nHis children\, twins Jerry and Joyce Olson\, eventually pursued something much stranger and more distinctive. \nConstruction began in 1972 on a shopping village modeled after a 1720s New England community\, complete with a meeting house\, town green\, duck pond\, gazebo and individually designed buildings. The walking paths and landscaping were deliberately planned\, and no two buildings were supposed to look exactly alike. \nOlde Mistick Village officially opened Sept. 11\, 1973\, with more than 400 people attending the dedication. \nMore than half a century later\, the experiment has grown into a walkable collection of more than 40 shops and eateries and one of Mystic’s busiest visitor destinations. \nThat makes the location particularly useful on a Sunday. \nBrunch doesn’t have to be the day’s entire plan. \nThe 1 p.m. Problem Solves Itself\nJealous Monk stops serving brunch at 1 p.m.\, but you’re already inside Olde Mistick Village. \nWalk the paths. Browse the independent shops. Circle the duck pond. Grab something sweet. Or cross the road and continue the day at Mystic Aquarium. \nThat’s arguably what makes this recurring event more useful than the original calendar description suggested. \nBottomless mimosas are the hook\, but the location turns brunch into the beginning of a Mystic Sunday rather than its destination and endpoint. \nFor locals\, it can become the kind of ritual that doesn’t require checking an events calendar at all. \nFor visitors\, it’s an easy answer to a more complicated question: what do we do Sunday morning before spending the rest of the day in Mystic? \nStart with brunch. \nThe mimosas can keep coming until 1. \nMore information and the current brunch menu are available at the Event Website link below. \nDetails\nEvent: Sunday Brunch with Bottomless Mimosas\nSchedule: Every Sunday\nTime: 10:30 a.m.–1 p.m.\nVenue: Jealous Monk\, Building 20 at Olde Mistick Village\nAddress: 27 Coogan Blvd.\, Mystic\, CT 06355\nBrunch: Dedicated Sunday brunch menu with bottomless mimosas available\nBottomless Mimosa Price: Not currently published on Jealous Monk’s official website; check with the restaurant for current pricing and terms\nSetting: European-style social hall and beer garden with communal tables\, games and outdoor seating\nParking: Free parking is available throughout Olde Mistick Village\nRestaurant Sunday Hours: 10:30 a.m.–9 p.m.\nPhone: 860-536-6665\nChamber Event Contact: Park Hersant\, 646-647-9452\nEmail: operations@jmmystic.com \n  \n  \nFeatured image is an artistic representation inspired by the event and may not depict the actual people\, location\, or activities shown.
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/brunch-with-bottomless-mimosas-at-the-jealous-monk-2/2028-08-20/
LOCATION:Jealous Monk\, 27 Coogan Blvd\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jealous Monk
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