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Capo’s Benefit Dinner with The Beat Museum User Submitted

When: Mon., March 12, 7:30-9 p.m. 2018
Phone: 415-986-8998
Price: $60
Capo's presents an evening of jazz, drinks, and beatniks! 12-Time World Pizza Champion Tony Gemignani is partnering with The Beat Museum in San Francisco for a benefit dinner in celebration of Jack Kerouac's 96th birthday—an American writer best known for pioneering the Beat Generation in the 1950s. Capo’s offers a five-course fixed menu for the night ($60 per person) and specialty cocktail of the evening, Manhattan with Port & Whiskey Spodiodi. Partial proceeds from the event will be directly donated to The Beat Museum, for an evening to feel great about! Call the restaurant directly to make a reservation.

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