More news (and a menu) about Jazz in the Bar!

I've received more news about the Jazz in The Bar event in Brecon on St Valentine's Night.
The news reads -
Book now - 20 bookings already so please don't delay too long. See you there! NB Tipple and Tiffin will be open from 6/6.16 pm, so you can enjoy the meal in a relaxed way before the music! Please state if you want a separate table - otherwise, we'll all be together on a Jazz table. (Menu below)
JAZZ IN THE BAR, 2012 @ THEATR BRYCHEINIOG, CANALSIDE, BRECON, POWYS LD3 7EW : 8pm start, £6 on the door
Tues 14 February: Paul Munnery's Swing Street band - Paul leads on trombone, with vibes, keyboards, maybe a guest, too.
Described as 'free-wheeling jazz from the New York nightclub scene of the 1930s - swingers, blues, ballads'. Returning by popular demand, bringing great music back. Lineup: Paul Munnery (trombone/slide guitar), Henry Davis (piano), Rachel Hayward (vibes, guitar), Keith Tolley (double bass), Dion Cochran (drums)
AND option of
Jazz 'Valentines' Supper & Performance for £16 per person on Tues 14 Feb with Theatr Restaurant
Combo ticket/price includes meal, jazz & raffle ticket - what a bargain!
Bookings & payments are to the restaurant please : mention Jazz.
Tipple n Tiffin : 01874 611866 or email : info@tipplentiffin.co.uk ref JITB
Menu
choice of :
Tiffin Tapas
Macaroni Cheese with Mushrooms
Spinach & Feta Potato Cakes served on Mixed Leaves
Oak Smoked Salmon & Leek Tartlets on Mixed Leaves
Moroccan Spiced Chicken with Pilau Rice
Steak, Ale & Mushroom Pie on Horseradish Mash
Slow Roasted Lamb Shank on Leek & Wholegrain Mustard Mash
Choose a any dish to include coffee or tea
Combined ticket SUPPER & JAZZ - £16 (included raffle ticket too!!)
Book and pay at Tipple & Tiffin, ref JAZZ

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