Kimpton Introduces “Family Meal” Campaign in Support of Non-Profit Partner No Kid Hungry

SAN FRANCISCO – Today, Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants, part of IHG Hotels & Resorts’ Luxury & Lifestyle Collection, introduces its first-ever Family Meal campaign timed to the holiday season. Launching November 3 and running throughout December 31, participating Kimpton restaurants and bars will bring Family Meal to life via special prix fixe menus and featured menu items created by various members of their culinary teams. A portion of all Family Meal proceeds will benefit the non-profit organization No Kid Hungry, which is working to end childhood hunger in the United States.

This year and for years to come, Family Meal will embrace Kimpton’s commitment to creating heartfelt connections by bringing together close friends and family for an around-the-table culinary experience. Each restaurant’s prix fixe menus and featured menu items are personal recipes and familial dishes curated by members of each restaurant’s culinary team, not just its executive chef. Family Meal will seek to reinforce the importance of in-person experiences and storytelling that can only be had when gathering together. Select Kimpton restaurants will also personally give back to their community by donating a Family Meal to a local shelter.

“Kimpton believes that food can be a powerful force for not only human connection but also change,” said Scott Gingerich, Senior Vice President of Restaurants & Bars at Kimpton. “In the last few years, holiday traditions have naturally shifted and people are eager to create new memories. The best memories are made around the table, so our goal with Family Meal is to create new heartfelt connections over beloved dishes to benefit a very worthy cause.”

To celebrate the launch of the campaign, Kimpton will host a special one-night Family Meal event at select restaurants, Angeline’s in Charlotte, NC; King Tide Fish & Shell in Portland, OR; Henley in Nashville, TN; and Blue Hound Kitchen & Cocktails in Phoenix, AZ. Each event will be hosted by the restaurant’s executive chef and will offer guests a special multi-course dinner and pairing experience complete with live entertainment.

The 2022 Kimpton Restaurants & Bars Participating in Family Meal Include:

• King Tide Fish & Shell at Kimpton RiverPlace Hotel in Portland*
• Henley at Kimpton Aertson Hotel in Nashville*
• The Commoner at Hotel Monaco Pittsburgh*
• Blue Hound Kitchen & Cocktails at Hotel Palomar Phoenix*
• Angeline’s at Kimpton Tryon Park Hotel in Charlotte*
• The Betty at Kimpton Sylvan Hotel in Atlanta
• Seawell Fish & Oyster at Kimpton Angler Hotel in Miami
• The Social Club at Kimpton Surfcomber Hotel in Miami
• Cobalt & Heaton’s at Kimpton Vero Beach Hotel & Spa
• Boleo at Kimpton Gray Hotel in Chicago
• Fisk & Co at Kimpton Hotel Monaco Chicago
• Coccoloba at Kimpton Seafire Resort + Spa in Grand Cayman
• Jane Q at The Kimpton Everly Hotel in Los Angeles
• Peacock Room at Kimpton Hotel Fontenot in New Orleans
• Elm and Good at Kimpton Pittman in Dallas
• Bambara at Kimpton Hotel Monaco Salt Lake City
• Il Solito at Kimpton Hotel Vintage Portland
• Area 31 at Kimpton Epic in Miami
• Panzano at Kimpton Hotel Monaco Denver
• Shaker + Spear at Kimpton Palladian Hotel in Seattle

*Denotes a featured prix fixe menu, all else will feature a single dish.

To learn more or to book a Family Meal at one of Kimpton’s Restaurants & Bars, visit this site. Dining reservations are on a first come, first serve basis. Family Meal will bolster Kimpton’s support of No Kid Hungry, which includes other fundraising efforts such as its prior Friendsgiving campaign and its annual Chef’s Cycle event.

ABOUT NO KID HUNGRY

No child should go hungry in America. But millions of kids in the United States live with hunger. No Kid Hungry is working to end childhood hunger by helping launch and improve programs that give all kids the healthy food they need to thrive. This is a problem we know how to solve. No Kid Hungry is a campaign of Share Our Strength, an organization committed to ending hunger and poverty.