Last Updated on July 25, 2024, 3:41 AM AST by Anthony Morris
St Kitts and Nevis: Yubrenta’s Bloom Sunday Brunch Fete is inviting people from all around for an All-Inclusive Brunch Extravaganza. The event is scheduled to take place on July 28, 2024 at Yubrenta, Cades Bay, in Nevis.
The Yubrenta Restaurant posted on their official social media and mentioned “There you have it guys, an event you don’t want to miss!”
The tickets for the exclusive brunch fete have been made available both offline and online. The physical tickets can be grabbed at Yubrenta and the online can be grabbed from the official website of the Yubrenta Restaurant.
It is also to be noted that the late bird entry price is worth near $200 and is available both online and offline.
The dress theme is given Brunch Bloom (Flowers in the Garden). The event is so much more beyond just a brunch, it will include music and entertainment for the attendees of the Brunch.
The entertainment duty will be handled by various performers: DJ Smudge, Akaiiusweet, New Level Sound, Kore Band, Regal Band and more. The performers promise magical beats and entertainment that will fill Nevis with energy.
The menu for the exclusive Yubrenta’s Bloom Sunday has also been released. The savouring menu features:
FOOD
- Goat Water
- Conch Water
- Cook up (with Pork)
- Cook up (without Pork)
- Saltfish
- Mackerel
- Liver
- Roast Breadfruit
- Johnny Cakes
- Banana and Pumpkin Fritters
- Rice (seasoned, with peas)
- Scallop Potato
- Macaroni
- Pie
- Salad
- Grilled Barbeque
- Garlic Bread
Considerably, the Grilled Barbeque has several options which include Chicken, Ribs, BBQ Pork, Fish, Limited Lobster, and Corn.
DRINKS
- Bottomless Mimosas
- Rum (Campari, Hypnotic, Disaranno, Vodka, Bacardi, Clifton Estate Rum, Sir Edwards, and more)
- Soft Drinks (Malt, Ting, Coke, Sprite, Water)
- Local Drinks
The event will bring tourists from across the island and the event will complement the celebrations of Culturama 50 by offering an unforgettable experience full of fun.
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