geeking out with mimosas involved
On Sunday 2nd August, Geek Girl Brunch Nottingham had our Inaugural Brunch! We decided on a ‘Space’ theme for our first brunch, to give a wide range of things to reference. We had representation from Doctor Who, Firefly, & Star Wars. One stylish Brunchette wore …
Geek Girl Brunch Denver had our second brunch on July 18th at Racines in Downtown Denver. To decide our theme, we had our brunchettes vote in a poll, and Space Travelers won! As our girls gathered, we saw fandoms ranging from Star Trek to Guardians of …
When looking through our calendars, we noticed a very important day in geekdom was approaching. The boy who lived, Harry Potter, was born on July 31st and though we knew we wouldn’t be able to have a party on his actual birthday, we knew we …
On July 18th, Geek Girl Brunch Kansas City held their inaugural brunch, which boasted the theme: “Represent Your Favorite Fandom.” Held at The Cheesecake Factory on the Plaza in Kansas City, we felt a bit like Sauron was watching over our brunch (and blessing it, …
Hey Brunchettes! St. Louis Metro had our 2nd brunch on July 19th Pixel This was the theme in honor of the Pixels Movie that came out over the weekend. We enjoyed some delicious Italian food at the Old Spaghetti Factory in St. Louis. We had …
Hi Brunchettes! On Saturday, June 20th, the Philadelphia chapter of Geek Girl Brunch launched with a Jurassic World-themed brunch at City Tap House U City. The restaurant was excited to have us and accommodated our every need–including letting us in early to set up some decorations! …
Geek Girl Brunch teamed up with Random House, Book Con and Books of Wonder to bring you The YA Brunch! A celebration of Young Adult Literature and a literal book lovers feast.
A Magical Brunch The theme for Atlanta’s third brunch was a members choice “Magical Girls” this genre of anime and Manga hold a special place in many girls hearts in form of Sailor Moon, Card Cardcaptor Sakura and Puella Magi Madoka Magica.
On June 27th the Kaiserslautern chapter hosted its third brunch. Our lovely ladies chose a 90s Cartoon theme and it was a blast! A local restaurant called Sanders hosted us and served us some delicious french toast, sandwiches and iced coffees.
Location, Location, Location: Last month’s theme for us Fresno ladies was Jurassic World (Surprise!) and as such we set out to find a great spot that would suit our theme needs. Julie found a great restaurant aptly named, Fresno Breakfast House and while dinosaurs were not …