Poll results: How long are you willing to wait in line for brunch?

According to the poll “How long are you willing to wait in line for brunch?” the winning answer was 16 – 30 minutes with 78 votes. The second most popular wait time was up to 15 minutes (47 votes). The rest rounded out like this: If wait time is involved, I dine elsewhere (27 votes), 30 – 60 minutes (13 minutes) and last, as long as it takes (2 votes).

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