What’s WitchFest without a WitchFeast? When you think about a witches' dinner party, you likely conjure up thoughts of bellybutton lint, toad warts, and bubbling brews. While this may be true after hours, this couldn’t be further from the truth when it comes to these witch eats. Archibald’s Restaurant and Chocolate Covered Wagonuse fresh, delicious ingredients to create their boo brews. Here’s a small taste test of what you’ll find at Gardner Village as you enjoy WitchFest this month.
Archibald’s Restaurant
Archibald’s cauldron will likely have hot vegetable beef soup or other delicious soups on hand so you can come in and warm up on these cool October afternoons and evenings.
A ‘wich for a witch—the grilled turkey avocado sandwich and fries will hit the spot.
The Santa Fe salad is loaded with fresh potions. After all, you’ll want to keep your energy up as you fly through the festival and enjoy all there is to see and do.
Don’t forget dessert. For a limited time, Archibald’s is serving delicious pumpkin pie cake. It’s like a slice of fall paradise.
Want to experience a feast for the eyes AND the tum? Check out this sensational seasonal meal option. You’ll dine in the brand new and gorgeous Mill Plaza or Gear Room (part of Archibald’s) and devour not one, not two, not even three, but four delicious courses!
Chocolate Covered Wagon
Trick or treat? Treat, of course! Do you have your creeper peepers peeled for fresh treats to share this Halloween?
The Chocolate Covered Wagon has you covered. Here, you'll find freshly dipped caramel apples; decadent popcorn assortments; house-made fudge, caramel, and taffy; and so much more!
As you get your WitchFest on this month, bring your WitchFeast appetite. With all of these perfect potions to choose from, you’ll want to stay all day just so you have an excuse to dine twice. Or perhaps that’s what froggy bags are for? ;)
I'd like to give a shoutout to a very special help, who made today's photos extra awesome. Hannah has Down Syndrome, but she isn't letting that or anything else get in the way of her dreams. She wants to be a photographer, so she joined me on our witch adventure behind the lens. She made an excellent assistant and a mighty fine photographer. I know she'll continue to do great things with her life. (Thanks, dear Hannah, for making our food tour through Gardner Village an extra special delight! I hope we work together again! XO)
Cheers!
Megan Hoeppner
Wednesday Oct 4 2017
What’s WitchFest without a WitchFeast? When you think about a witches' dinner party, you likely conjure up thoughts of bellybutton lint, toad warts, and bubbling brews. While this may be true after hours, this couldn’t be further from the truth when it comes to these witch eats. Archibald’s Restaurant and Chocolate Covered Wagonuse fresh, delicious ingredients to create their boo brews. Here’s a small taste test of what you’ll find at Gardner Village as you enjoy WitchFest this month.
Archibald’s Restaurant
Archibald’s cauldron will likely have hot vegetable beef soup or other delicious soups on hand so you can come in and warm up on these cool October afternoons and evenings.
A ‘wich for a witch—the grilled turkey avocado sandwich and fries will hit the spot.
The Santa Fe salad is loaded with fresh potions. After all, you’ll want to keep your energy up as you fly through the festival and enjoy all there is to see and do.
Don’t forget dessert. For a limited time, Archibald’s is serving delicious pumpkin pie cake. It’s like a slice of fall paradise.
Want to experience a feast for the eyes AND the tum? Check out this sensational seasonal meal option. You’ll dine in the brand new and gorgeous Mill Plaza or Gear Room (part of Archibald’s) and devour not one, not two, not even three, but four delicious courses!
Chocolate Covered Wagon
Trick or treat? Treat, of course! Do you have your creeper peepers peeled for fresh treats to share this Halloween?
The Chocolate Covered Wagon has you covered. Here, you'll find freshly dipped caramel apples; decadent popcorn assortments; house-made fudge, caramel, and taffy; and so much more!
As you get your WitchFest on this month, bring your WitchFeast appetite. With all of these perfect potions to choose from, you’ll want to stay all day just so you have an excuse to dine twice. Or perhaps that’s what froggy bags are for? ;)
I'd like to give a shoutout to a very special help, who made today's photos extra awesome. Hannah has Down Syndrome, but she isn't letting that or anything else get in the way of her dreams. She wants to be a photographer, so she joined me on our witch adventure behind the lens. She made an excellent assistant and a mighty fine photographer. I know she'll continue to do great things with her life. (Thanks, dear Hannah, for making our food tour through Gardner Village an extra special delight! I hope we work together again! XO)
Cheers!
Megan Hoeppner