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Bacon, Eggs & Kegs returns Aug. 27 and 28

Third annual event features 20-plus restaurants and 30-plus craft breweries and cideries

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Seattleites are serious about brunch, especially when it includes craft beer and bacon bingo.

A fabulous event that marries all three delights is coming back for its third and biggest brunch yet. Bacon, Eggs & Kegs, as it is known, comes to CenturyLink Field’s North Plaza from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Aug. 27 and 28 with 20-plus restaurants and chefs serving bacon-and-egg dishes, 30-plus breweries and cideries offering tastings, a 30-foot bloody mary bar with Heritage Distilling Co vodkas plus a lot of other goodies, including boozy root beer floats, an Irish coffee bar, putt putt golf, duffleboard, dueling pianos, and, yes, bacon bingo.

Did we mention that you can have your picture taken in a giant inflatable skillet for free?

In terms of food, be on the lookout for house biscuits with bacon fat gravy, poached egg and southern fried chicken from Restaurant Roux; specialty hakata-tonkatsu ramen with bacon and a soft-boiled egg from Samurai Noodle, and this gem from Anchor End Pretzel Shoppe: sea squab fried egg, havarti cheese, maple aioli and poblano pepper slaw on a French toast battered sea salt pretzel with fried pork belly.

 

Early bird tickets are $35 per person per day and include 12 tokens and a 5-ounce beer glass for tastings, which are one token each. Tickets can be purchased at baconeggsandkegs.com. See below for a full list of participants.

Restaurants & Food Vendors:

Anchor End Pretzel Shoppe Assembly Hall (Saturday only)

Bacon & Egg Station Conscious Eatery Dickey’s BBQ Pit Eques (Saturday only)

Galaxy Donuts

Grimms

Hoss Soss

Just Jacks

Lost Lake

Mama’s Cantina (Saturday only)

Mangia Me Italian Food Truck

People’s Burger

Restaurant Roux

Samurai Noodle

Uli’s Famous Sausage Breweries & Cideries

7 Seas Brewing

Bad Jimmy’s Black Raven Brewery

Bluebird Microcreamery and Brewery

Brickyard Brewing

Cash Brewing

Der Blokken Brewery

Dru Bru Tap Room & Brewery

Ecliptic Brewing

Elysian Brewing Company

Fremont Brewing

Gallagher’s Where U Brew

Ghostfish Brewing Company

Hellbent Brewing Company

Island Hoppin’ Brewery

Lantern Brewing

Laurelwood Brewing Company

Lazy Boy Brewery

Locust Cider

Lucky Envelope Brewing

Ninkasi Brewing

No-Li Brewhouse

No. 6 Cider Company

NV Cider

Portland Cider

Ravenna Brewing Co.

Schilling Cider

Schooner Exact Brewing Co.

Seapine Brewing

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