Several Chandler restaurants taking part in You’re Bacon Me Crazy Brunch Crawl

PHOENIX — Several restaurants will participate in the annual You’re Bacon Me Crazy Brunch Crawl event in downtown Chandler next month.

The event, beginning at The Uncommon near Arizona Avenue and Boston Street, will take place on April 11 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event is being organized by the Downtown Chandler Community Partnership, a nonprofit. 

As part of the crawl event, guests are encouraged to wear pajamas and enjoy $6 food items, $5 drinks or both for $10 on each stop on the event’s brunch trail.

Participating restaurants in the event include The Uncommon, SanTan Brewing Company, Spirit House, Crust Simply Italian, BlackSheep Wine Bar & Merchant and more.

A new addition to the event this year is a breakfast shot competition in a tournament to determine which restaurant offers the best breakfast shot in downtown Chandler. Restaurants will offer guests 21 years and older $2 sample shots and will judge each shot on creativity, taste and presentation.

“You’re Bacon Me Crazy is a great gathering for people whose speed is more fuzzy slippers and comfy clothes than a buttoned-up brunch, and we’re looking forward to offering a playful experience where pajamas are preferred and creativity is encouraged from our participating restaurants,” CEO of Downtown Chandler Community Partnership Jess Walrath said in a news release. 

How much do tickets cost for the downtown Chandler event?

Tickets can be purchased online based on the preferred time slot of the event. Early-bird tickets that go from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. cost $25, while the “Snoozer” tickets that go from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. are $20. Prices increase by $5 on the day of the event.

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