An Entree and Three-Queen Drag Show on One Nashville Ticket
Suzy Wong's on Church Street runs a two-hour drag brunch where the show, shared beignets and biscuits, and one entree each come on one ticket.
Suzy Wong's Drag'n Brunch is a two-hour seating in a small theater on Nashville's Church Street, and the show is the reason to book it. Every seating gets three queens, and the venue says there is no separate charge for the show or the food. The format is an interactive drag comedy show, so expect the queens to work the room and to call out whatever your table is celebrating.
The venue pitches it for birthdays, bachelorette weekends and any other excuse to day drink with friends. A guest in September 2026 put it simply: the ladies were so engaging and included the crowd.
The booking below is per adult and covers the show, the shared plates, one entree and soft drinks. It runs Friday at noon, Saturday at 10:30 AM and 1:00 PM, and Sunday at 1:00 PM, which matches the fall and winter seating times on the venue's own site.
Suzy Wongs Drag n Brunch Food and Show IncludedShow, shared plates, one entree and soft drinks included · Two hours · Ages 18+www.viator.comWhat One Ticket Puts on Your Table
Each table shares a spread of beignets and biscuits with jellies and jams, per the venue's current menu. Then every guest picks one entree, and coffee, tea, juice and soft drinks are part of the ticket. The entrees run from avocado toast and a yogurt parfait to fried chicken and waffles, a breakfast hash, a burger, and the Hong Kong Millionaire, which piles pulled pork, bacon, egg and queso over fries.
The menu marks vegetarian dishes and flags which ones can be made vegan or gluten free. A few add-ons cost a little extra, such as an egg on the toast or turning the chicken Nashville hot.
Everyone Walks In Together
Guests gather first at Tribe, the bar next door, and the venue seats the whole room at the same time once the doors open. If you booked the first seating of the day, the doors open 30 minutes before your time. The queens perform for the full seating, and the venue says every party gets a table with a view of the stage.
One thing to know: the venue writes that it occasionally combines its first and second seatings to fill the theater, and that it tells parties within 48 hours when it does.
What the Ticket Leaves Out
Alcohol is the big extra. The bar sells cocktails by the glass and by the pitcher, and the listing names a 20% automatic gratuity for your server as an added charge. The venue is cashless for the bill and will not split checks, so settle who pays before you sit down. You can tip servers and performers in cash, and each queen's profile on the venue's site lists a Venmo handle if you want to tip the show directly.
Eighteen and Up, Through the Tribe Door
The venue's rule is plain: the show is strictly 18+, and no one under 18 gets in. The listing also marks the show as stroller friendly, but that conflicts with the venue's age rule, so this experience is not suitable for infants or children. The listing marks the venue as wheelchair accessible, while the venue's own pages do not explain access details; call 615-329-2913 before booking to confirm the arrangement you need. Service animals are allowed.
Arrive about 30 minutes early. If you are running late, call the venue; it holds the table for 15 minutes past the reservation time. Through this booking you can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the seating.
📍 Enter through Tribe at 1515 Church Street, Nashville. The venue's small lot sits behind the building, reached through the alley off 15th Avenue behind Williams Medical Supply, with paid parking in the fenced area beside it.
Then dress for a theme if your group wants one. By the venue's own account, the queens love a look.