Brunch& is best way to spend your weekend

My Magazine 2022/11

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The first Sunday in November was a day of chill vibes, an exquisite fine dining brunch setting, networking opportunities, and a great end of the week. Brunch& team never disappoints when it comes to their events. Be it a two or one-day event, Brunch& has gained loyal fans, and the network is growing bigger every time.

Plass-Bi, the best fine dining restaurant, hosted yet another Brunch&Day Party. As always, the display of dish selection was at the point of perfection, and the taste of it was mouth-watering.

The space where professionals from various fields get a chance to network and connect is living up to the idea of creation.

Follow Brunch& on social media to be updated about all events that are about to happen in the near future. Everyone, eagerly waiting for another team challenge, get ready—coming soon.

Brunch&

Fun two-day networking events to meet great people and eat amazing food in the Smiling Coast of The Gambia...

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Plass-Bi

Our sleek setting will cater for all your needs, transporting our customers to a world filled with amazing food, drinks & vibes. Join us for lunch, di...

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