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Hours
Mon | Closed |
Tue | 5 pm - 11 pm |
Wed | 5 pm - 11 pm |
Thu | 5 pm - 11 pm |
Fri | 5 pm - 1 am |
Sat | 5 pm - 1 am |
Sun | 5 pm - 1 am |
Cuisine/Type
African - Grill - Poutine - Sandwiches or Subs - Chicken Wings - Boutique-Counter - Gluten-free options
Our Specialties
Grilled mutton, Grilled chicken & donuts.
Details
Boutique-Counter - Catering - Delivery - Gluten-free options - Order Online - Takeout
Reservation
The Uptown Experience is a new concept based on a mix of animation and interactive tam tam on Congolese culture. The goal is to entice guests to participate in the experience to offer them a complete integration of the Congo using interactive tam tam (Djembe), tribal face painting and African dance.
The Uptown Experience is Friday through Sunday from 5:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. The cost is $55 per adult and $25 per child 12 and under. This includes 1 choice of starter, 1 choice of main meal and 1 dessert. All this accompanied by an interactive tam-tam show with African dancers and make-up artists. Children 5 and under eat free.
EXPLANATION OF THE UPTOWN EXPERIENCE
TRIBAL MAKEUP ARTIST
Role(s)
The role of the makeup artist is to make up, in a consenting manner using tribal symbols, the guests who come during the period of the Uptown experience to their table.
Tools used
The tools used are mainly a brush of his choice and water-based paint with specific colors that each have their own meaning:
- Black: power and mystery.
- Grey: security, authority, maturity and stability.
- Purple: royalty, luxury, wisdom and passion.
- Yellow: joy, energy and warmth.
- Red: audacity, urgency and energy.
- Blue: peace, calm, trust and affection.
- Green: life, growth, freshness and healing.
- White: hope, purity and light
DJEMBE ANIMATOR
Role(s)
The role of the Djembe animator is to make the guests interact in an educational and interactive way in joy, humor and happiness by playing Djembe (tam tam) with them. The host must keep the guests active and interested throughout the two sessions to offer them a unique and jovial moment.
Tools used
The main tool of the animator is the Djembe just like the guests who will also have Djembes to play with the animator.
AFRICAN DANCER(S)
Role(s)
The role of the African dancer is to make the guests interact in an educational and interactive way in joy, humor and happiness from the opposite side of the room to accompany the host. The dancer must keep the guests in a beautiful atmosphere throughout the two sessions to offer them a memorable and spectacular moment.
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