Brunch restaurant opens new location in Oshkosh

OSHKOSH, Wis. (WFRV) – Residents in the Oshkosh area have a new breakfast/brunch spot to try, as Golden Nest Pancakes & Cafe officially opened.
Golden Nest Pancakes & Cafe posted on its Facebook page that its Oshkosh location on 1716 Oshkosh Avenue is now open. Monday was apparently the first day the location was open to the public.
On Golden Nest's website, their menu shows a wide array of items to choose from, including breakfast bowls, eggs and other classic breakfast dishes. There are also plenty of drink options, ranging from alcoholic to lattes.
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Golden Nest also told Local 5 that they offer Bloody Mary and mimosa flights in addition to a limited lunch menu.
In addition to the Oshkosh location, Golden Nest has stores in Wauwatosa and Sun Prairie.
No additional information was provided. Local 5 will update this story if more details are released.
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