Food -> Eats MON, OCT 1 10:43AM by IND Monthly Staff

Make it a Double Date Sunday, Oct. 7, at Cochon

Head over to Cochon on the Vermilion River this Sunday for a zydeco brunch featuring Double Date.

For its Sunday zydeco brunch (let's hope this beautiful weather stays around) from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Cochon has $15 pitchers of mimosas, which serves about nine people, and a live band. This weekend, listen to the sounds of Double Date, featuring Joel Savoy, Kelli Jones-Savoy, Linzay Young and Emma Young. If you can’t make it Oct. 7, catch Cat Head Biscuit Boys Oct. 14 or Cedric Watson and Friends Oct. 21.

cochon_sunday_brunch While you enjoy the music and beautiful scenery on the Vermilion River, try the pulled pork benedict, served with cornbread and a smoked tomato hollandaise (the pork is slow cooked overnight for 12 hours at 200 degrees), or boudin sandwich, served with a farm egg, bib lettuce and pepper jelly vinaigrette.

Cochon is located at 921 Camellia Blvd.

[Editor's Note: The specific dates for the Sunday brunch are incorrect in the October issue of IND Monthly. IND Monthly regrets the error. Call 993-9935 for more info and click here for the full brunch menu.]

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