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August 19, 2019
Since the Cotton House opened in Cleveland, Mississippi, at the end of July, business has already been booming. That’s partly because, as Cleveland’s first and only boutique hotel, it provides a wealth of charm and Southern hospitality to the little Delta town. It’s also thanks to chef Cole Ellis, who helms both the Delta Meat Market downstairs a refreshed, larger iteration of the original location across the street that garnered him a James Beard nod for Best Chefs in America in 2017 and the brand-new Bar Fontaine on the rooftop.
This rooftop perch’s food offerings small plates such as rosemary focaccia with whipped ricotta and pasta dishes like fettucine tossed with brussels sprouts and peppers have a southern European flare, but the drinks stay true to Mississippi. “The bar manager, Matthew McCain, and I started playing around with the idea of having our drinks menu incorporate Delta-style names and local ingredients,” Ellis says. He recommends the Ra
Mirazur. Menton. France
It also seems certain to be one of the hottest tables this year. And a first for many of the island’s avid diners who have yet to visit this gem of a restaurant on the French Riviera since it started serving menus aligned with the lunar cycle in June last year. As such, we’re glad that Colagreco made time to share a little more about what we can expect.
Mirazur in Menton overlooking the French Riviera
Because the dishes at Mirazur are also decisively associated with Menton and local agriculture, how are you able to showcase the restaurant’s unique culinary approach at this pop-up?
“The farmers don’t know the word ‘organic’ but (their farms and practices) truly are,” Martinez exclaims, adding that this is the beauty of the Andean people, which is why he would like to support them by buying ingredients from them.
“I’m also responsible to the farmers,” he continues. He shares how he works with more than 100 farmers but cannot use all that they harvest, despite having three restaurants Central, Mil Centro and Kjolle (helmed by his wife, Pia) in Peru.
Dish of scallop, maca and seaweed uses Japanese scallop and seagrapes, served with Peruvian maca cream on the side