Get ready for all the delicious flavors you can imagine at Breakin’ Bread this September. The event is right here in Birmingham, and the Birmingham Originals presents it. The festival has been going on since 2003. It is among the signature experiences of “The Year of Alabama Food” and attracts visitors from around the state and region.
Where and When
This Local Flavor Festival will be taking place on Sunday, Sept. 25, from 1 to 5 p.m. at the historic Sloss Furnaces. Children under 12 years old can get in for free. Admission is $30 for unlimited food samples and two tickets for drinks. VIP admission will give you access to unlimited drinks and food plus gift bags and an exclusive lounge area; it costs $89. General admission increases to $35 and VIP admission goes up to $99 if you don’t take advantage of the early bird specials before Sept. 2. Remember that part of the ticket sales goes to local charities.
Breakin’ Bread 2016: What to Expect
While at the Breakin’ Bread festival, you will get access to as many of the food samples as you want. There are plenty of craft wines and beers along with nonalcoholic beverages to enjoy. You can participate in or watch the live cooking competition or take your children to the kids’ zone to participate in fun activities. You will also get to attend tasting seminars and listen to live music.
Restaraunts
5 Point Public House Oyster Bar
Located in downtown, 5 point Public House Oyster Bar is a well balanced blend of both a public house and oyster bar. It will not disappoint the taste buds! They are the award winning seafood restaurant serving up some of Birmingham’s finest oysters with pub traditions!
The Continental Bakery/ Chez Lulu
If you love a fresh baked anything with farm to table veggies and fruits, the Continental Bakery/ Chez Lulu should be on your list of stops to make this Sunday! The Continental Bakery is located right next to the restaurant Chez Lulu and they specialize in artisan breads, fresh soups and European tartes!
Homewood Gourmet
Located right in the heart of Homewood, off 31 you will find Homewood Gourmet. Highlighting the Louisiana heritage of co-owner Chris Zapalowski infused with co-owner Laura Zapalowski’s southern tradition, their menu offers some of Birmingham’s finest chicken pot pie or red beans and rice.
Food Bar
Food Bar showcases fresh seasonal ingredients, regional seafood, meat, fowl and game pairings. Their select dishes for this weekend, will not disappoint, so make sure to add this to your list and stop by!
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