Amis Celebrates Bibou’s Birthday
As per usual, the food's free, the drinks cheap, but you'll need a pay stub from a restaurant to get in.
As per usual, the food's free, the drinks cheap, but you'll need a pay stub from a restaurant to get in.
From whole animals to no meat at all, Amis wants to make everyone happy.
The elusive wild Appalachian leeks are perhaps the most coveted, if not outright fetishized vegetable of the season.
The Irish and Belgians will invade Amis tonight.
The new menu feature focuses on a specific animal and incorporates it into three dishes.
New menu introductions span everything from pasta and pizza to antipasti and entrees.
Several area restaurants are getting jolly this holiday season with the traditional Italian feast.
The dinner, which sold out almost immediately, previewed dishes to be featured on the Alla Spina menu.
Rounding up the region's restaurant reviews.
The evening will feature dishes prepared by Fork's Terence Feury, and Turduckens from Chef Spence and company.
Whether or not a liquor license is secured, Vetri and company are hunting for a suburban location.
Monday's Industry Night at Amis brings together a farmer, a fisherman and an ice sculptor for an end of summer event.
The ribald themed party will have a Jersey Shore vibe, and lots of breasts, thighs and legs jokes.
The crispy-fried curlicues are just one of the many new dishes.
The Roots drummer is, like, totally stepping up his foodie cred.
Tonight the Amis crew will celebrate the work of chef-author Gabrielle Hamilton with a lamb roast inspired by her book.