Blog Posts Tagged: wine pairings on Grub Street

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Posted 3/1/11 on Grub Street Phl
Menu Changes

Meritage’s Anne Coll Dabbles in French and Asian Flavors

The chef simultaneously rolls out an Asian street food menu and a French wine pairing dinner in the same week.

Filed Under: anne coll, asian street food, menu changes, meritage, prix fixes, wine pairings

Posted 12/10/10 on Grub Street Phl
Menus

Granite Hill to Serve a Wine Dinner Inspired by Italy’s Other Michelangelo

The wine dinner's menu was drawn up by Granite Hill's new chef Philippe Trosch.

Filed Under: granite hill, italy, kevin sbraga, menus, piedmont, prix fixes, rat's, shane cash, stephen starr, wine pairings

Posted 12/1/10 on Grub Street Phl
Foodievents

Bistrot La Minette Postpones Its ‘Compare and Contrast’ Wine Dinner

The dinner which was to pair eight wines with four course will be rescheduled for sometime in the coming weeks.

Filed Under: bistrot la minette, brian freedman, foodievents, peter woolsey, philadelphia weekly, wine, wine pairings

Posted 11/1/10 on Grub Street Phl
Foodievents

Seats Still Available for Garces Trading Co.’s Wine and Cheese Class

The class will feature 12 cheeses paired with 12 wines.

Filed Under: cheeses, foodievents, garces trading company, iron chef america, jose garces, wine pairings

Posted 10/11/10 on Grub Street Phl
Foodievents

Meme Kicks Off Its Regional Wine Dinners Tonight

Tonight David Katz kicks off the first in a series of regional wine dinners he’s presenting at his restaurant Meme over the next couple of months. Each of the dinners, which spotlight wines of a specific region and dishes that...

Filed Under: david katz, deals, foodievents, meme (pa), prix fixes, tuscany, wine, wine pairings

Posted 10/11/10 on Grub Street NYC
Oenofile

What to Drink With Spaghetti Tacos

Dr. Vino's commenters take wine pairings seriously, even if the food in question is pretty stupid.

Filed Under: oeno-file, spaghetti tacos, wine pairings

Posted 3/17/10 on Grub Street LA
Neighborhood Watch

Canteen 2301 Opens in Boyle Heights; Pioneer Scrapped in Echo Park

Two coffee shops open in L.A. while a Hollywood lounge violates an alcohol law.

Filed Under: beverly hills, booze news, boyle heights, cafe organcito, canteen 2301, charlie palmer, concern foundation, culver city, david haskell, echo park, factor's, fermin arias, l.a. marathon, little caesar's, locavorism, madame royale, mendocino farms, neighborhood watch, orange county, pasadena, pioneer chicken, skratch, south coast plaza, tender greens, trimmings, vertical wine bar, wilshire, wine pairings

Posted 8/31/09 on Grub Street NYC
Neighborhood Watch

More Chances to Catch Fergus Henderson This Fall; Hell’s Kitchen the New Thai Town?

Plus: Little Buddy Bakery now open on the South Slope, and Bushwick gets a cafe-garden–performance-space, in our regular roundup of neighborhood food news.