Philly Brunch Off presented by the Coalition Against Hunger
 

Introducing the first ever Philly Brunch Off contestants - High Street Philadelphia and Honeysuckle Provisions!

We are so excited to have both of these delicious Philadelphia eateries serving up their best sweet and savory brunch items! In the battle to be named first Philly Brunch Off Champion, you and our guest judges, Chef Clara Park and Chef Kurt Evans, decide who takes home the title! Get your tickets today to make sure you get a vote and a taste of some of the best brunch in Philly!

Brunch with your besties, listen to live jazz music, and sip on some tasty craft cocktails all while helping us build a more food secure Philadelphia region!

When: Saturday, May 20th from 10:30am-12pm

Where: Center for Culinary Enterprises
310 S 48th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19143

Waffles, parfaits, and cupcakes

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High Street Philly is one of Philadelphia’s most innovative concepts. Located in Washington Square West’s historic Franklin Building on Jefferson Campus, they are a bakery and restaurant serving Philly’s best sandwiches, handmade pastas, killer pizzas, the prettiest salads, and local products – all for take out and delivery. High Street continues to grow its artisanal bakery, nationally recognized for some of the best breads in the country. You’ll see them at farmer’s markets and Sisterly Love Food Fairs all over the City. Representing local growers and purveyors, their culinary program is a standout in Philadelphia.

Honeysuckle Provisions is a family-owned and operated Afro-centric grocer and café in West Philly that is committed to the highest culinary, social, and political standards. Honeysuckle is rooted in the values of nourishment and reclamation of Black food traditions and cultural aesthetics, centering and sourcing from Black farmers and producers. Co-founders Omar Tate and Cybille St.Aude-Tate are social entrepreneurs convicted in their belief that chefs have a social responsibility.

 

Greater Philadelphia Coalition Against Hunger
123 Chestnut Street Suite 401 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19106
215-430-0555 | [email protected]

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