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Sunday @ EITS Café
Tamara Harding, owner of Mara Made Designs, sips a Cavicchioli Prosecco cocktail, her welcome drink of choice. (Photo: Trevieno Cole)
Food, Lifestyle, Thursday Food, Thursday Life Food
January 16, 2025

Sunday @ EITS Café

Sunday, January 12, was a beautiful day in the cool hills of the Blue Mountains — a perfect setting for EITS (Europe In The Summer) Café’s signature event, Brunch N Beats.

Nestled along 17 Mile Post, the café delivered a full-circle moment as it hosted a special edition of the beloved brunch series. True to its name, Brunch N Beats pairs exceptional food with vibrant music, courtesy of an in-house DJ or live musician. Each staging also features a guest chef, often a long-time friend or integral part of the EITS Café story.

Sunday’s guest of honour was British-born Chef Robert “Rob” Thunder, a culinary expert with over two decades of experience across the Mediterranean, Caribbean, UK, and Australia. Chef Rob has a passion for plant-based cuisine and played a pivotal role in launching EITS Café when he moved to Jamaica in 2011. His return to the café for Brunch N Beats was a homecoming steeped in flavour and nostalgia.

The curated menu fused EITS Café favourites with Chef Rob’s plant-based inspirations, complemented by specially crafted cocktails from Rum Fire and Select Brands.

 

Photos: Trevieno Cole

 

Chicken kebab with sweet pepper, pineapple, and guava glaze, an EITS Café creation.

Pausing for a quick pic are Robyn Fox, owner of EITS Café and special Brunch N Beats guest chef Robert “Rob” Thunder..

It was a beautiful (and delicious) day out at Brunch N Beats. O Team’s very own Novia McDonald-Whyte (centre), senior associate editor of lifestyle and social content is joined by her daughter Gracia Whyte (right), technology consultant and Keneea Linton-George, fashion designer and owner of Keneea Linton Boutique.Trevieno Cole

Plant-based creation from Chef Rob: Pumpkin and Garden Pea Arancini, roasted corn ribs, served with a curried chickpea sauce.Trevieno Cole

Another dessert favourite was the carrot cake with candied walnuts and lemon curd — a delicious way to end Brunch N Beats!Trevieno Cole

Toasting to a Sunday well spent is Kathryn Innis, general manager of Sunshine Snacks, with a RumFire Rum Blossom.Trevieno Cole

Chef Rob flashes a smile with his Passion Fruit Mousse with orange granita creation.Trevieno Cole

A plate of steamed whole snapper with okra, veggies and steamed bammy in coconut sauce? Yes, please!.

Marketing manager of Sunshine Snacks & Nuts Ja Shantell Hill-Aphonso is about to get snacking on EITS’ salt fish fritters with escoveitch relish.Trevieno Cole

Order up! EITS’ signature barrel-roasted chicken served with herb pan thyme gravy and steamed vegetables and steamed bammy in coconut creme sauce .

Managing director of Great Huts Viviene Wallace toasts to good times with Select Brands Cavicchioli Prosecco while her husband, Dr Carey Wallace, executive director of the Tourism Enhancement Fund, opted for the Rum Fire Rum Blossom..
Sundays are perfect for Select Brands’ Cavicchioli Prosecco Cocktails and Rum Fire’s Rum Blossom… wouldn’t you agree?Trevieno Cole

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