Suzy Wong's Drag'n Brunch has been staging its cabaret-style brunch in Nashville since 2009. The name nods to the 1960 film (and the novel behind it) "The World of Suzie Wong," and the format is built entirely around the show: a two-hour seating packed with drag performances, singing, and dancing rather than a standard restaurant sit-down.
Groups meet next door at Tribe before being seated together in the theater room for the performance. Each seating features three drag queens working the crowd through lip-sync numbers and audience interaction, paired with a shared, family-style spread — beignets, biscuits and gravy, and fruit — plus an individual entree choice, such as katsu chicken and waffles. Cocktails like a bacon-garnished Bloody Mary and Suzy's Brunch Punch round out the tables.
The room draws heavily on bachelorette parties, birthdays, and other group celebrations, and has built a reputation for high-energy performers and attentive service that keeps the crowd moving through the two hours.
Groups meet next door at Tribe before being seated together in the theater room for the performance. Each seating features three drag queens working the crowd through lip-sync numbers and audience interaction, paired with a shared, family-style spread — beignets, biscuits and gravy, and fruit — plus an individual entree choice, such as katsu chicken and waffles. Cocktails like a bacon-garnished Bloody Mary and Suzy's Brunch Punch round out the tables.
The room draws heavily on bachelorette parties, birthdays, and other group celebrations, and has built a reputation for high-energy performers and attentive service that keeps the crowd moving through the two hours.