SWEET BUTTER POP-UP SHOW
Sweet Butter Pop-Up Shows provide food options, music, entertainment, and an immersive Southern Experience.
"Enjoyed the experience and food at this event. Loved the old school music by the band. The atmosphere was very comfortable and inviting. I wish the young lady who founded this restaurant the very best with her venture. Well done!"
"As one of the nation's largest Black Food bloggers, I can tell you that I had an amazing time at this scrumptious and entertaining event. Whimsical decorations, nostalgic southern comforting cuisine, and unparalleled performances is what can be expected from this outstanding production and dinner show. A must see by any standards."
"An Amazingly Energetic Dining Experience with a Taste of the South. #SweetButter, a perfect blend of Harlem, Chicago & Philly in all of its splendor...surely to change the landscape"
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MIAMI NEW TIMES
Sweet Butter Pop-Up
Ernisha Randolph wants to see Miami get back to its true Southern roots. The chef and owner of Juanita's Kitchen, is seeking to open Sweet Butter, a Southern restaurant that features a more healthful approach to traditional Low Country cuisine. Think fried chicken without tons of great and vegan collard greens that pack a ton of flavor without the fat back. While Randolph is scouting permanent spots for her restaurant, she's introducing it to Miami with a series of Sweet Butter pop-ups that feature a four-course meal from a rotating menu that include catfish, macaroni and cheese, and a hefty dose of colorful vegetables for balance. This immersive experience also includes a host of singers, dancers, and entertainers. Prices start at $55, with the first pop-up tonight, February 10 at the Overtown Performing Arts Center (1074 NW 3 Ave.). Show times are 6 p.m., 8 p.m., and 10 p.m. and reservations can be made at sweetbutter.eventbrite.com.
Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau
Then there was the pop-up restaurant, Sweet Butter, which was a sold out hit. It is the brain child of future restaurateur Ernisha Randolph. From the staging, cathedral ceilings, and full service kitchen; it was no wonder how Randolph was able to transform the space into a dinner theater with a live full band performance throughout the evening. The food was prepared and cooked on site and was phenomenal. It was a Louisiana styled soul food kind of night, with jambalaya, fried chicken, fried fish, collard greens, macaroni & cheese, and sautéed vegetables. The peach cobbler dessert topped off the evening with a bourbon infused iced-tea that would knock you off your feet!