The reviews are in—OpenTable diners named us as one of the best around.
Thank you to all the voters and OpenTable who awarded us best in Dekalb, with a Diner’s Choice Award!
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The reviews are in—OpenTable diners named us as one of the best around.
Thank you to all the voters and OpenTable who awarded us best in Dekalb, with a Diner’s Choice Award!
Featuring the all-star production, cast, and crew formerly of Agatha’s: A Taste of Mystery, Murder, Mystery, and Mayhem at Petite Violette is an interactive murder mystery dinner unlike any other. The event showcases unique, original, hilarious murder mysteries with live professional actors and audience participation, paired with a four-course dinner of fine French food (hors d’oeuvres, salad, choice of entrée, and dessert, plus coffee and iced tea). Shows run on Friday and Saturday nights at 7:00 p.m. (check-in begins at 6:30 p.m.). The cost per person is $75 plus tax and gratuity. Seating is family-style, so guests get a chance to sit with the star of the show.
Brookhaven’s premiere French restaurant Petite Violette is turning 50! To celebrate, renowned chef Gordon Slamsey and some of his famous celebrity chefs are hosting a culinary competition for the ages!
They will test the knowledge, dedication and knife skills of wannabe cooks. And one lucky contestant will win $150,000 and fulfill their dream of becoming the new executive chef at Petite’s soon-to-open sister restaurant, “The Itty-Bitty Bistro!”
There’s just one problem, someone in this kitchen is serving their dishes with a side of “murder!” Will anyone have what it takes to survive this “cutthroat kitchen” and not end up getting “chopped?” One thing is for sure, you’re going to need to be able to do more than bake, braise or boil to survive all this butchery! Join us every Friday and Saturday night as Murder, Mystery, and Mayhem presents “Hell’s Killer Kitchen”.
Join us and Capitol City Opera Company on Tuesday, September 17th, for Dinner and a Diva: a night of delicious food and performances from Francesco Cilea’s Adriana Lecouvreur. Every third Tuesday (and some third Thursdays) of the month, we host Dinner and a Diva. Each event features live entertainment consisting of selections from a famous opera performed by the Capitol City Opera Company’s singers. In addition to an evening of music, you’ll enjoy a gourmet four-course dinner with wine, leaving you with an evening to remember. Your dinner will include a sampling of premium hors d’ oeuvres, fresh salad, choice of two gourmet entrees, decadent dessert, hot coffee/tea, and two glasses of fine wine, all for only $75 per person (plus tax and gratuity). Hors d’oeuvres and a cash bar open at 6:15 p.m., and the dinner and show start promptly at 7:00 p.m. Make reservations on our home page.
“Actress Adrienne Lecouvreur may be admired and loved by many, but she only has eyes for one: Maurizio, the Count of Saxony, to whom she gifts a bouquet of violets to show her love before going on stage. Maurizio, however, is also having an affair with the Princess de Bouillon, which he tries to break off in order to be with Adrienne. The two women soon become mutually suspicious, realizing the other to be in love with Maurizio as well. Feelings of jealousy and anger build up until a ferocious confrontation breaks out between them. Believing Maurizio to be lost to her, a distraught Adrienne refuses to go back on stage and declines to celebrate her name day with her theatre troupe. In her solitude, is Adrienne now most vulnerable to an attack fueled by the Princess’ malice? Or might Maurizio show up to save the day?”
Dinner and a Diva: Adriana Lecouvreur is sponsored by Ron Kite and Laura Brookshire.
We're closing our 50th anniversary celebration strong with a benefit dinner for Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, on Saturday, September 7th. The fundraiser -- featuring a gourmet buffet dinner, a selection of fine wines, a speaker from Children's, a raffle to benefit the nonprofit, and live music by the Dan Coy Trio -- will be an educational and entertaining evening of fine wine, great food, and good works. Donation = $40 per person. RSVP at 404-634-6268, please!
Join us for a free Wine Tasting and Cooking Demonstration on Friday, August 9th, from 6-8 p.m. The event includes: Wine Tasting, Hors d’oeuvres, Cooking Demo. The cost is FREE, but please RSVP to 404-634-6268
Cooking Demonstration - Crêpes Suzette (in two parts): Part One – Making the Crepe and Part Two – Suzette Sauce Crêpes Suzette is a French dessert consisting of crêpes with beurre Suzette, a sauce of caramelized sugar and butter, tangerine or orange juice, zest, and Grand Marnier, triple sec or orange Curaçao liqueur on top, flambéed tableside. Wine Tasting - sample several different varietals, including but not limited to: Henri Gaillard CDP Rose Sparkling (Cotes De Provence), Les Allies blanc de blanc sparkling brute, Our house Bordeaux Château Peneture 2012, and Caymus Cabernet. Hors d’oeuvres will be served: Tomato Basil Tarts * Cheese and Fruit * Meatball Marinara * Salmon Mousse .
Join us and Capitol City Opera Company on Tuesday, August 20th, for Dinner and a Diva: a night of delicious food and performances from Ludwig van Beethoven’s Fidelio.
“Fidelio is inspired by a true story from the French Revolution. It centres on a woman, Leonore, whose husband Florestanhas been secretly imprisoned by his political rival – the villainous Don Pizarro. Determined to rescue him, Leonore disguises herself as a young man named ‘Fidelio’ and gets a job in the prison where he is being held. As Fidelio, she earns the trust of the jailer Rocco (and also the affections of his daughter Marzelline, which leads to some awkward moments…) On the orders of Don Pizarro, Rocco is slowly starving Florestan to death. However, when news breaks that a government official named Don Fernando is coming to investigate rumours of cruelty in the prison, Don Pizarro decides to speed things up and execute Florestan himself – as soon as possible. Will Leonore be in time to save him?”
Dinner and a Diva: Fidelio is sponsored by Mike Lorton and Gary Youngblood