Sweetwater Brewing Hosts ‘Seconds Please’ Food Festival

At Sweetwater Brewing, Atlanta chefs are partnering with SweetWater to benefit Giving Kitchen and other Atlanta restaurants.

The  “Seconds Please” Food Festival is a special event sponsored by Sysco that’s devoted to delicious food, beer, live music and a great cause.

‘Seconds Please’ Food Festival: What, When, Where

The event is slated for Sunday, November 10 from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. at SweetWater Brewery.

Guests that attend to try a variety of dishes prepared by Atlanta chefs as well as SweetWater’s Second Helping, a beer brewed in conjunction with Giving Kitchen in which 100% of proceeds benefit food service workers in crisis. 

Click here to buy tickets.

General Admission tickets: $30

VIP tickets: $75

What Atlanta Restaurants Will Have Food At ‘Seconds Please’ Food Festival?


Food will be featured from the following local restaurants:

Porch Light Latin Kitchen

  • Adobo Rubbed Smoked Pork Cheeks, Toston, Avocado, Lime Cured Onions

Loyal Q

  • SmOAKed Wings + House-Made Pickles

Ormsby’s

  • Pot Roast Pot Pie with G13

Wade’s

  • West by West Pepperoni Rolls

Fox Bros. Bar-B-Q

  • Smoked Turkey Club Slider

Steinbeck’s

  • Pork Vindaloo with Coconut Rice and Crispy Curry Leaves

Local 3

  • “Spaghetti-Os” with Annellini and Meatballs

MTH Pizza

  • Margherita Pizza with Tomato, Mozzarella, Scissored Basil and EVOO

Dos Bocas

  • Chicken and Andouille Jambalaya & Shrimp and Crab Campechana

Rozina Bakehouse & Coffee

  • Turkey Thighs Carrilladas, Olives, Migas Con Chorizo Puree, Espelette Emulsion

SweetWater Brewery

  • BBQ Brisket Sliders with Fried Onions and Second Helping BBQ Sauce

For more information, visit SweetWater’s website, SweetWater’s Facebook page or Giving Kitchen’s website!

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