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Jimmi Jamz – The tastiest party place in town!

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Recently launched East Brunswick restaurant and bar Jimmi Jamz is proving that a combination of inexpensive and quality food, cheap drinks, a lively atmosphere and efficient service is the key to success, attracting a diverse mix of diners.

 

 

The beautiful and spacious interior caters for families throughout the day with a delectable breakfast and lunch menu.

 

Not only is the space kid-friendly, it includes an outdoor play area, equipped with turf, umbrellas and pram space for little ones, offering a comfortable setting for parents to come and enjoy with their children.

 

 

Jimmi Jamz have decided that this space is PERFECT for kid’s parties.

 

You can book a party anytime from Monday to Friday between 9am and 4pm, and for only $15 per child (includes balloons, hats, lolly bags, drinks and of course PIZZA), it is a cheap, fun, stress-free solution for your child’s birthday.

 

 

As well as kid’s parties, Jimmi Jamz will also be introducing lots of regular kid friendly events such as in-house book readings, guest musical performances and much more!

 

Jimmi Jamz also have a fabulous new Kids Club. See their website or visit them at 175-177 Lygon St, East Brunwick for more details.

 

Melbourne Mamma has teamed up with Jimmi Jamz to offer one lucky reader the chance to win a birthday party for their child and 9 guests, valued at $150!

 

How great is that! I know my kid’s would LOVE a pizza party. My husband probably would too.

 

See below to Enter:

Entry is open to all Melbourne Mamma newsletter subscribers. Subscribe to newsletter here.

 

Competition ends Thursday, 8 August 2013 at 11:59 pm AEST. Read Terms & Conditions below.

 

Good luck!

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Terms & Conditions

1. Eligible Entrants must be or become a subscriber to Melbourne Mamma’s newsletters. To subscribe click here.

2. Entrants must already be a liker or become a liker of Jimmi Jamz East Brunswick’s facebook page.

3. Entrants can earn one bonus entry by leaving a comment below telling me “Either a funny birthday party story OR a horror one. The choice is yours.”

4. Entrants can earn one bonus entry if they are already likers or become likers of Melbourne Mamma’s Facebook page.

5. Jimmi Jamz pizza party is valid for 10 children. (valued at $150).

6. Entry is open to Victorian residents, aged 18 years and over.

7. Giveaway commences on 29 July 2013 and concludes at 11.59pm 8 August 2013.

8. Winners will be notified by email and announced on this website. Any prize not claimed by 11 August will be redrawn.

9. This Promotion is not sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with Facebook.

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  1. I’ll start with a horror story (which I now find funny). Somehow I managed to break my wrist at my 10th birthday party. We were playing the game where you dance around and when the music stops, everyone has to sit on the floor and the last person to sit is eliminated. During the game I managed to snap my wrist backwards when I sat down and ended up spending the rest of my birthday in the emergency room. It really was my party and I cried because I wanted (needed) too.

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  2. I have a horror story, we have no pergola and one year having my sons birthday we put up a temporary cheap plastic pergola and it was soooo windy that day that everything went flying, the pergola literally lifted and fell over.. knocking everything off the tables, all the food and with people in it!! Pretty horrifying!!!
    🙁

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  3. We went all out for our daughter’s 1st birthday (her health complications meant we felt like we’d hibernated the entire year, so the birthday was the celebration for us re-entering the real world). My husband’s from a big Italian family, so we had more than 100 people on the guest list. I worked for WEEKS planning food, decorations and everything for a “Very Hungry Caterpillar” theme (including “holes” in the slices of salami, just like the book). We even had a film crew there because we’d asked for people to donate to the Mercy Breast Milk bank in lieu of gifts and the Mercy had sent a film crew. The day went so fast, as these days do. Looking back after the dust settled, I realised that we have NOT.A.SINGLE.PHOTO.OF.THE.ENTIRE.DAY. I mean honestly, not a single shot on a phone or camera of anything of the day. And I never heard back from the film crew so don’t even know if any footage exists. Great way to make memories. #partyfail

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  4. Mine is more funny than horror I guess. For my daughter’s 4th bday a friend helped me make an alice in wonderland cake and it was truly amazing from chocolate ganache, fondant of every color and sugar art cups and teapots.. everything on this extravagant cake was edible and just after we sang happy birthday I explained just this to a friend (and gloating a little) then the lady who helped make the cake quickly interupts to say maybe take the candles out of your girls mouth.. they’re actually not edible.. a little embarrassed ha ha Next party we’ll keep it simple..well we’ll try

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  5. 10 minutes before party time my daughter did a big gastro style poo on the carpet. Poor poppet ended up sleeping through her entire 1st birthday. Horror and disaster!!!#

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  6. Not a total party horror story, just a vivid memory of when all of my daughter’s party guests at her 3rd birthday got to witness her ‘dark side’ as she screamed at another little guest who blew out her candles before she did!

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  7. For my daughter’s 1st bday we got a jumping castle & us adults though why should the kids have all the fun? So we got all the kids out & in we went not realising how many of us actually got in. Within minutes of bouncing away the jumping castle deflated; we were like screaming cockroaches…laughing too much that we couldn’t even call out for help. Thankfully my hubby had gone to the loo & when he returned got the jumping castle up….you just had to be there to understand how hilarious it was; I still cry from laughter when I watch the video footage. .lol

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  8. We planned to have a party for our daughters first birthday with 40 guests in the park as we live in a small apartment. Of course after weeks of sunshine, it rained solidly for the whole day. Ended up being a very cramped celebration in our cosy living room :S

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  9. Mine is a horror story or a funny story, depending on your perspective 😉

    Many years ago, I attended the 6th bithday party of a good friend. We were playing musical chairs, and what we didn’t really know then (but know well now) is that I have somewhat of a competetive streak. It’s the final moments of the game, 1 chair, 2 competitors – me and the birthday girl. The music stops and birthday girl sits on the chair, hooray! But wait, runner-up me is not done yet, I push her off the chair and claim it for my own. The parents, distracted by the onerous task of starting and stopping the music, must not have seen exactly what went down, because I was awarded the monstrous 4-finger Kit Kat reserved for the winner… and it was delicious 😉

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  10. Not the worst horror story lol more of a planned party gone wrong!
    I spent ages planning my 1st sons 4th Birthday! all our family and friends kids invited and his best friends from crèche!

    First child so a party at home seems like a great idea…
    the theme was Motor Bikes! we had piñatas, I made lolly bags the whole deal…

    The main thing/activite was meant to be the motor bike rides! we had arranged for 2 small four wheeler bikes for the kids to have turns on. They were late then wouldn’t work!!!! oops….

    Was also the first and last at home birthday party

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  11. Wasn’t funny at the time but something to laugh about now.
    My sister inlaw ordered a Birthday cake and provided an image of what was to be on the cake. At the party when cutting the cake, realized the image was not on edible paper but just the picture printed on an A4 piece of paper and put on top of the cake!!! She had to remove the sheet of paper before cutting and serving the cake. Never went back to that cake supplier again!

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  12. My son hated his birthday parties. He wouldn’t participate in his parties at all. He wouldn’t eat any of the food and hated the cake and the singing of happy birthday would him in tears. He has autism and his sensitivities made it hard for him to cope. Now we understand these things we keep his parties small make sure he has pizza and potato chips and a soft drink and he now participates.But if he doesn’t have pizza he wont eat at his or anyone elses birthday. So this is the perfect party for us. Good luck every one.

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  13. When I was a teenager my aunt convinced me to dress up as Bananas in Pyjamas to attend her child’s birthday party. The kids were on a crazy sugar high when I arrived and I was mauled and my banana head came askew from all the attention!

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  14. Loved parties with the chocolate game always ended up in chocolate fights. I am now a chocoholic!!!

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  15. I grew up never had a birthday party before…because mum was too tired or even “horrified” with the idea of all the work to get the party started. I guess once upon a time I was this poor kid without a party =(

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  16. After much begging I conceded to have my daughters 6 year old party at home – 15 kids made their own pizzas and then (while the pizza’s cooked) trampled shredded cheese from one end of the house to the other.. Seriously everywhere! Her 7 year old party was at Bounce – prob cost $100 more but for all the prep time and cleaning up afterwards it was completely worth it.

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  17. My horror story is from the morning of my daughter’s combined birthday party, one by one I got text messages from parents cancelling, a gastro outbreak left me with two sad birthday girls, an abundance of food and a fairly empty house.

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  18. ….I remember after one of my birthday parties at a restaurant I will not mention….every guest ended up very ill 🙁

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  19. This is probably going to end up humorous (in a few years) and horrifying at the same time! Its our daughters first birthday in 2 weeks and I’ve been planning away for months! Except we’re trying to fit 40-50 plus kids in our small 3 bedroom house with a small deck area! Plus we have huge loud VERY outspoken family members which you just never know which way its going to go! Plus some of the family are meeting for the very first time and because of a few issues we have no idea how its going to go down!!

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  20. My husband still reminds his Mum that she “ruined” his 7th Birthday party!! He asked for a pavlova as his birthday cake, and she accidentally made it with salt!

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  21. I remember my cousins 21st, where just as she was about to cut the cake, our elderly grandfather sneezed on it…. Not many guests wanted cake!

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