Since it opened in 2021, Bristol entertainment venue Lane 7 has made a name for its special events and themed brunches. The 700-capacity bar on Millennium Promenade offers bowling lanes, pool tables, ping pong tables, shuffleboards, arcade machines and much more.
And now it has announced a special bottomless brunch with a Beyoncé theme. The American pop queen will be celebrated in the form of 90 minutes of ‘free-flowing’ drinks including draught beers, Aperol Spritz, prosecco and a limited edition Beyoncé-themed cocktail of the day.
As well as the drinks, there will be a specially curated soundtrack of ‘Queen B’ hits from Lane 7’s resident DJs. There will also be a special menu from resident street food kitchens Burger Theory and FLOK (For The Love of Chicken).
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Burger Theory’s menu will include a selection of beef burgers, from simple cheeseburgers all the way through to The Don (beef patty, pizza sauce, pepperoni, mozzarella). Vegetarians will be well catered for with the Southern Hippie (Southern-fried portobello mushroom, halloumi, Frank’s Hot Sauce and blue cheese dressing or BBQ sauce).
FLOK will be serving up their signature fried chicken and chips. For the vegetarians, there will be ‘mock’ chicken.
And when the bottomless brunch is over, that’s not the end of the fun. Guests can stay in the venue and book the shooting pods, bowling alley or pool tables to keep the party going.
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The Beyoncé brunch on March 26 is one of two events planned at Lane 7 in the coming weeks. On March 12, there will be a Musicals Brunch where people can enjoy their food and drink against a soundtrack of Mamma Mia, Gravity, Wicked and other Broadway and West End favourites.
To book the Beyoncé brunch, go here for tickets.
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