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There’s Still Time to Enjoy Rumtoberfest at Bahama Breeze Island Grille

By Le Anne Lindsay, Editor

This is my 3rd Blogger’s Event invitation to Bahama Breeze to celebrate new menu items and specialty cocktails. As a nod to autumn and Oktoberfest, Bahama Breeze introduced RUMTOMBERFEST!
 Every Thursday Night at 8pm until November 2nd
featuring a late night party, with live music, contests
and of course, rum!
Bahama Breeze has introduced five new fresh fruit Mojitos.
Each hand-crafted drink features fresh-pressed sugar cane juice, crushed mint and fresh fruit. Variations range from sweet to spicy, including a Strawberry Mojito crafted from Bacardi DragonFruit rum and fresh strawberries, Coconut Tropical Mojito and the Mango Jalapeño Mojito made with Cruzan Mango rum, mango puree and fresh jalapeño peppers.
I never had a Rum & Coke flight before, but I can definitely say, I’d have another.
The Island Rum Tour features Seven Fathoms, Pyrat XO Reserve and Zaya Gran Reserva 12 Year rums. The Zaya (with pronounced vanilla & caramel flavors, ending with a little spice) was definitely my favorite.  It was the only one I enjoyed straight without the coke.
Guess what these beauties are?  Rum & Coke Wings!
They are served with a thick, molasses like Rum and Coke sauce, in addition, squeeze a lime on these babies and you’ll be in tropical chicken wing heaven 😉

Speaking of which, you can win a trip to the islands during Rumtoberfest by entering in the Bahama Breeze’s Instagram Sweeps. One winner will be selected each week to receive a getaway for two to the Super-Inclusive® Breezes Resort & Spa in the Bahamas.

To Enter: guests must post a photo on Instagram (@bahamabreezeislandgrille) from the restaurant using #RumSweeps. Offering more chances to win, each Bahama Breeze will also host in-restaurant giveaways for gift cards, t-shirts and more each RumThursty party.

Brittany & Seyda

I like dining at Bahama Breeze even without a food blogger invitation, as the food is prepared like a small family owned restaurant, rather than a huge chain. I’ve always encountered friendly and knowledgeable servers. And the location in King of Prussia is a stone’s throw away from the United Artist Stadium 16 IMAX & RPX movie theater –  Film & Food!

I thought we were just invited to partake of the rum and music with a little bar food mixed in, but we actually got to order dinner too!  I’ve tried a number of things on the menu in the past, but this was my first time having the Fresh Pan-Seared Salmon Pasta – (Savory cream sauce and bow tie pasta mixed with fresh spinach, basil, tomatoes and mushrooms)  Hand to God, I’m not giving it 4 Tines because it was complimentary.  This was so very satisfying, hot and creamy. It was a generous portion and I wanted to save some for my lunch the next day, but I just kept eating!

To end the evening, we topped it off with a Rum Cake with Butter Raisin Rum Sauce and Ice Cream.  Some alcohol infused cakes tend to be too wet for my taste or too sweet.  This was neither of those things. In fact, it’s a very good cake consistency – and as my readers know, I know cake!

Thanks Bahama Breeze
 had a great time and hope to stop back in during Rumbtoberfest before it ends

While You’re Here Check Out Past Bahama Breeze Posts:

Legendary Island Cocktails Event

New Rice Bowls Event

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