Easter Sunday Brunch at Town Fare by Michele McQueen – Oakland, CA
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Get ready to celebrate Easter with a fabulous buffet (all-you-can-eat) brunch, featuring southern comfort food by Chef Michele McQueen
BRUNCH • DJ MUSIC • FELLOWSHIP
Celebrate Easter with a soulful, celebratory buffet (all-you-can-eat) brunch featuring Southern soul food by Chef Michele McQueen. DJ music by Mark Divita. Join us for an Easter Sunday buffet brunch the only way Chef Michele can do it!
- Soul and jazz DJ music
- Your choice of 1 of 2 two-hour indoor Brunch seatings (11AM or 2PM), beverages and gratuity (18% of “ticket price + beverages”) additional charge on site
The Menu
- Classic Soulfood Buffet: Fresh fruit, Fresh salads, Buttermilk waffles, Southern fried chicken, Homefried potatoes with herbed sour cream, Applewood smoked bacon, Chicken apple sausage, Shrimp and grits, Macaroni and cheese, Cooked-to-order omelet station, Buttermilk biscuits, Dessert Station
- Added Brunch Specialty Buffet Items: Peach cobbler Brioche French toast with brown sugar syrup, Cajun seafood pasta, Vegan chorizo hash, Lemon and herb grilled salmon
- Coffee, hot tea, Brown Sugar Lemonade and Sweet Tea included
The Extras
- Festive DJ music
- Free Family Portrait courtesy of Photographers-At-Large
The Basics
- Easter Sunday Brunch takes place at “Town Fare by Michele McQueen” (formerly Michele Wilson of Gussie’s SF) @ the Oakland Museum. Read more about Town Fare – Hoodline • SF Chronicle • East Bay Express
- Transportation: Car or BART (1 block away at Lake Merritt Station)
- Parking: Street (free), underground garage (fee, closes at 5PM) at Oakland Museum, BART station parking (free) 1 block away
- Payment: Prepay (no refunds), space is limited. Some walk-ups may be available at the 11A Seating.
Media Sponsor: BAR | Bay Area Registry
Well known Bay Area Chef Michele McQueen (previously Michele Wilson of San Francisco’s Gussie’s Chicken and Waffles) has taken over the menu at Town Fare Cafe. The menu pays homage to her family roots and Oakland upbringing and aims to bring together flavors from the diverse cultures within the local community,” the museum’s website reads. Read more at Hoodline
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