Mar’Tae Kitchen & Cocktails, Trotwood’s newest eatery, opens their doors for Sunday brunch today from noon -5pm. Opened in mid- November by siblings Tae Winston and Mark Lee, their goal is to offer elevated soul food and craft cocktails in the neighborhood they grew up in.








5212 Salem Ave, Trotwood 45426
(937) 529-4120
Wed: Sat 4 -10pm
Sun: noon – 5pm



Moms have spoken and they want to take a load off this Mother’s Day. OpenTable research reveals 39% of moms have had to book their own celebratory meal, and 44% say that having someone else take the lead on decisions makes Mother’s Day the most special. The findings also show an interest in having their own time out, with nearly one-third of mothers (30%) considering dining out solo as part of their Mother’s Day celebrations, in line with a larger movement of embracing ‘me time.




















Brunch will be served with music, as each week the talented musical student performers will be on hand each week to perform:




They do say their brunch buffet will still be offered on holidays that fall on Sundays (Easter, Mothers Day, Fathers Day, etc.)

The history of Mother’s Day brunch doesn’t date back as far as the holiday itself, but its origins can be traced back to the 1930s. Brunch, a meal that combines the elements of breakfast and lunch, was a popular concept in the early 20th century, particularly in the United States and the United Kingdom. As families began to gather and celebrate their mothers on the second Sunday in May, the idea of hosting a brunch to show appreciation and love became increasingly popular.


















































