SELDOM BLUES TRANSFORMS SUNDAY BRUNCH EXTRAVAGANZA
TO NEW SUNDAY GOSPEL BRUNCH

Detroit’s award-winning, premier jazz restaurant and supper club launches the best Sunday Gospel Brunch in town featuring top choirs and praise teams from across the city

DETROIT – Seldom Blues, Detroit’s premier jazz restaurant and supper club, is pleased to announce that it has transformed its popular Sunday brunch into the new Sunday Gospel Brunch weekly from 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mildred Gaddis of WCHB-AM will host the brunch on the first Sunday of each month.

Each Sunday, the restaurant will feature live performances from church choirs throughout metro Detroit during the extraordinary brunch with five percent of the proceeds from the day benefiting each participating ministry.

The Seldom Blues Sunday Gospel Brunch will include a variety of dishes, including waffles and omelets, fresh fruit and desserts and is $34 for adults and half-price for children. In order to make reservations, guests can call 313-567-7301, ext. 2.

“It is a fact people love to eat after church and we want to provide a place for them to not only enjoy great food but also continue to praise and worship,” said Frank Taylor, CEO of Seldom Blues. “No where else in town can people experience this type of gospel brunch on a Sunday.”

Additionally, beginning July 14 through September, guests who dine at the restaurant will receive complimentary valet parking courtesy of GM. To participate in the complimentary parking program, simply visit www.gmrencen.com, and click on the “Enjoy Dinner & Free Parking” link. Print and fill out the parking voucher, and submit it along with your restaurant receipt to the parking attendant.

Seldom Blues is located in Tower 400 of the Renaissance Center, home of General Motors World headquarters. With convenient valet parking, Seldom Blues is open Monday thru Saturday for lunch and dinner, and on Sunday for brunch.

Seldom Blues, is metro Detroit’s only upscale jazz supper club. The restaurant is located in Tower 400, Level 1 of the GM Renaissance Center next to the Marriott. Restaurateur Frank Taylor, former Detroit Lions Robert Porcher III, noted musician Alexander Zonjic, and executive concept chef Jerry Nottage have teamed up to combine the right ingredients into one venue – fine cuisine, excellent service and great music.