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Mr. Misster Drag Brunch in Oak Lawn

November 13, 2020

Mr. Misster drag brunch performer Iroc O. Goodness.

We made it back to another drag brunch show at Mr. Misster in Oak Lawn. This time we were with our new Atlanta friends who definitely felt their oats at their first Cedar Springs drag show.

This week’s cast was:

Kenya Blue
Iroc Goodness
Kelexis Davenport (host)
Lana O’Hara
Serene Storm

The drag brunch show was fabulous (as always) and it was great to see Serene Storm and Kenya Blue return along with some new faces.

Layla Larue hosting drag brunch at Mr. Misster drag brunch.

Kelexis Davenport hosting drag brunch at Mr. Misster drag brunch.

This brunch was catered from a new restaurant (which was a boot) but the mimosa towers made up for it and we were there for the show anyway. Still recommend.

You can catch Mr. Misster drag brunch every Saturday at 2pm. Reservations are available in-person at the bar and online.

Here are some photos from brunch!

Drag Brunch / Oak Lawn

Drag Brunch at Mr. Misster

October 26, 2020

Liyah Alize, Kenya Blue and Onyx Andersen at Mr Misster drag brunch in Dallas.

Drag brunch has officially returned to the Strip on Cedar Springs – we went to the Mr. Misster drag brunch show on Saturday and had a blast!

Hosted by Jenni P, Saturday’s brunch featured Kenya Blue, Liyah Alize, Onyx Andersen, and Serene Storm.

Kenya Blue performing at brunch in Oak Lawn.

The details

When: Every Saturday with doors opening at 2pm.
Reservations: Required. You can reserve a spot for brunch on Mr. Misster’s website. I think the contact form is more reliable than Open Table.
Group size: The website says groups of 4 to 6, but they are flexible. They accepted our reservation for just 2 people and we sat at the bar.
Cost: There’s a $25/person cover charge, which includes food. They also have specials like “mimosa towers” and Bellini pitchers.
Food: A sampler platter catered by Orno. It was cute, but watch out for the waffles because I totally spilled syrup everywhere.

The brunch food spread was catered by Orno.

Overall, this brunch is a toot — It was one of the most relaxed brunches that we’ve been to in Dallas. The host seemed to be in her element and spent a lot of time on audience interaction. There was also a dance contest and a hilarious runway segment.