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RIVER BRUNCH EVENT

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BLACK TIE EVENT

SAT 23 DECEMBER

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WITH CHEF COLLIN BROWN

CHRISTMAS SPECIAL

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BLACK TIE EVENT SAT 23 DEC

RIVER BRUNCH INVITES YOU TO A...

BLACK TIE EVENT with CHEF COLLIN BROWN

Back off the success of River Brunch 2 at the Waterfront London on the 5th of November. River Brunch brings you a Christmas Special Black Tie Event. In Conjunction with the go-to chef of Jamaica, catering to celebrities and royalty alike Chef Collin Brown. We invite you to a BLACK TIE Event at AT PALM RIVERSIDE PUTNEY SAT 23 DEC | 1PM - 2AM

Bringing top class Dj's from BBC Extra DJ’S: PHAROUGH | KASH & DRUM | DJ BRIGHT. Vibes on the night: Reggae • RNB • Soulful-House • Afro Beats • Amapiano with pure vibes.
TICKET PACKAGES | GOLD £70 | BLACK £40 | WHITE £20 accompanied with LIVE ENTERTAINMENT & BOTTOMLESS PROSECCO @ 1PM - 4PM. DRESSCODE: BLACK TIE

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CHEF COLLIN BROWN

Chef Collin Brown

He is the go-to chef of Jamaica, catering to celebrities and royalty alike as they holiday on the stunning Caribbean island.

Award Winning

Voted Caribbean Chef of the Year three times over, internationally acclaimed Chef Collin Brown is one of the world’s most enthusiastic ambassadors of authentic Caribbean cuisine.

To Name But a Few

Jamaica has long been the playground of the rich and famous and when the rich and famous are in town, Collin is always busy. During the last year he has catered parties for Usain Bolt, P Diddy, Katy Perry, Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland, the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia and America’s best known dynasty - the Rockefellers to name a few. All his celebrity clients have one thing in common, the desire to experience an authentic taste of Jamaica

It's About the Cuisine

With a passion for intensely-flavoured Caribbean cookery, Collin brings together the contemporary and the traditional for his unique take on Jamaican cuisine -his fusion of exotic flavours and textures nodding proudly to the generations of folk who have inhabited the island for centuries with recipes passed down through the generations