Another Broken Egg Cafe held its grand opening in Bossier City on Monday following a Friends and Family Weekend fundraiser that collected guest donations for charity while showcasing their popular southern-inspired menu in a new, contemporary restaurant setting.
Over $3,200 was raised for local charity partners Shreveport-Bossier Rescue Mission and Every Warrior – which will give hundreds of meals for the homeless and financial support to the military community – as guests donated while sampling the signature, award-winning menu.
Located at
3107 Airline Drive, Suite 300 the cafe and owned by Lacy Galligan and Ray Pynes, Another Broken Egg Cafe in Bossier City will soon feature a full bar and signature hand-crafted cocktails to complement the daytime cafe’s southern breakfast, lunch and brunch menu.
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BOSSIER CITY, La., Jan. 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Another Broken Egg Cafe debuts in Bossier City, LA at 3107 Airline Drive, Suite 300 on Monday, Feb. 8, 2021. The rapidly growing national daytime cafe offers award-winning southern breakfast, brunch and lunch, a full bar and signature hand-crafted cocktails.
This is the restaurant s second location opening in North Louisiana by local owners Ray Pynes and Lacy Galligan, after the June 2010 Shreveport opening. Nationwide, nearly two dozen locations are in the process of opening throughout 2021.
5-year-old fulfills holiday wish to give hot cocoa and marshmallows to families in need
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5-year-old inspires his family to help donate hundreds of hot cocoa packets
When Hudson heard not everyone has hot cocoa, he said, We need all the kids to have hot cocoa so it can help keep people warm! Lacey Galligan
To help spread kindness and warmth this holiday season, one Washington family took their 5-year-old son s advice to collect and donate hot cocoa to families in need. We were out for a walk one night and it was starting to get cold and whenever Hudson gets cold he says, OK I need hot cocoa to warm up, Lacey Galligan told Good Morning America of how they first thought up the idea. The mom of three explained to Hudson that not everybody gets hot cocoa and he retorted, we need all the kids to have hot cocoa because it can help keep people warm.
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