We had our 1 year anniversary at the restaurant and celebrated it for a whole week. I was a bad blogger and had no time for taking pictures on New Year's Eve. (Spankings are much deserved.) We were in the weeds all night and if it wasn't for the Oyster Bar, everything would have gone a little smoother. But despite all that, the night was a success and the community reached out to our little 50 seat restaurant to give us some love.
Up and coming dishes are popping on the Menu for this year. Here's a sneak preview...
Herb Grilled Pork Chop on Apple Risotto & Baby Spinach w/ Saffron Dijon Cream
I'm in the mood for tuna....Yah! Ahi! ...or is it Aha! ?? That'll be my special for tonight! A little champagne, good olive oil, cranberry sounds good, and oh here's some pistachios, some lemon, potatoes, oh maybe parsley pesto, and greens. Heh Heh! They'll love it.
Natural Law demands that we as a species stay in harmony with the symphony of creation. Mankind is proned to fall out of step with his environment and so has occasionally created consequences from his actions by which to learn how to come back to what is natural. In this day and age, when all is nearly lost on a path to destruction, it is of utmost importance to live in a way that is mindful of our passions and desires. Food is a vehicle by which we can contemplate and inject wholesome traditions and morals into our family dynamic. In restaurants people have shared, under public scrutiny, their most tender and personal moments; from wedding engagements to funeral wakes to baby showers. We as the food industry must take full responsibility to create a conceptual atmosphere within our businesses where family and friendship can be nurtured. We must create spaces where humanity can be in sync with nature. It is my belief that we should be aware of these things as we run our businesses.