Appetizers
November 13, 2012
Broderick Restaurant & Bar grand opening set for Saturday

Over on the west side, Broderick Restaurant & Bar (319 6th St., West Sacramento) has undergone its "soft opening" phase for about a month. After getting its menu and service fine tuned, it's time to swing the doors open and celebrate officially. On Saturday from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., Broderick Restaurant & Bar will throw its grand opening party, featuring live music, drink specials and more. Proceeds from these shenanigans will also benefit Hurricane Sandy relief efforts on the east coast.

Owners of Broderick Restaurant & Bar include Chris Jarosz and Matt Chong of the Wicked Wich food truck, along with Marvin Maldonado and Steve Hamm of InForm design. The menu features Wicked Wich's signature sandwiches, along with newer items.

"It all started with us wanting to translate the Wicked Wich menu into a brick and mortar location," said Chong. "Having more space allows us to be creative with a roadhouse style menu. We put a lot of focus on our dressed fries, burgers, sandwiches and bleu cheese mac 'n' cheese."


Longtime local music promoter Jerry Perry is helping to book the musical acts at Broderick Restaurant & Bar. Saturdays musical lineup includes Honyock, Jahari Sai Trio, Musical Chairs and more.

"Jerry's worked with us on a lot of food truck events and has a good pulse on what we want to do there," said Chong. "He's been good at bringing in some great local music."

For more information: www.facebook.com/Broderick1893

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