Fridays and Saturday at Mustard Seed Cafe offer "after hours"
Each Friday and Saturday evening from 9-11 p.m., the Mustard Seed Café at the Depot will be offering “After Hours” for their guests at the café.
After Hours offers a special menu of inventive-heavy appetizers, from scampi to barbecued pulled pork tacos with avocado cream and lime, to chocolate chip cookies and milk along with many other options, even a deconstructed sushi.
Along with the inventive menu, Mustard Seed Cafe offers unique cocktails, such as sweet vermouths, aperol spritzers, grown-up hot chocolates, hot buttered beers, mulled wine, and their usual craft beer and wine lists.
On Saturdays, the café welcomes live entertainers from 9-11 p.m.
This week, on Saturday, Nov. 28, the café will host the guitar and violin duo, Vinyl Violet, from Findlay. The duo, Ryan Parker and Carrie Lynn, have been playing together for two years and offer folk, country rock and rock through the songs of The Beatles, The Doors and The Eagles, as well as their own original compositions.
"After Hours is the perfect way to end an evening with great food and cocktails, craft beers and wines, and on Saturdays, live, not loud, music, said Rhonda Moor of the Mustard Seed Cafe. "Don’t let your evening end until it is After Hours at the Mustard Seed Café."
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