Beyond religion and bouncing bunnies, we'll celebrate Easter whole-heartedly if it means more feasting
So here are some terrific dining options to consider for the long weekend.

So here are some terrific dining options to consider for the long weekend.

Photo: Marks & Spencer
Easter Friday is bouncy bunnies and multi-coloured eggs – things are better (we think) in chocolate form. At Marks & Spencer, the array of chocolate eggs and bunnies is extensive, where some are elegantly decorated like the hand-painted Belgian milk chocolate ($36.90) and even a vegan variant, namely the Made Without Dairy Hollow Egg. There’s also the irresistibly cute Chick-a-Boo Egg that sports a yellow decorative chick. We suggest that you enjoy one massive chocolate egg. Alone. With the doors locked.
Available at Marks & Spencer outlets
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