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Tommy Bahama's Restaurant & Bar - Sarasota
- Address:
300 John Ringling Blvd.
Sarasota, FL 34236Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $31 to $50
Tommy Bahama's Restaurant & Bar - Sarasota
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.tommybahama.com/
- Phone: (941) 388-2888
- Hours of Operation:
11:00am - 5:00pm;
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 12:00am, Sunday: 5:00pm-10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, American
- Executive Chef: Shannon Mills
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Takeout, Wine
- Entertainment: Entertainment nightly and Saturday and Sunday during the day.
- Special Events: Join us for Island Time Happy Hour Everyday 4pm-6pm.
A word from Tommy Bahama's Restaurant & Bar - Sarasota
Tommy Bahama's combines a tranquil environment and good food with an emphasis on hospitality to make for the perfect place to recharge or unwind while indulging in a unique dining experience. The experience is sure to feel like a getaway, whether you're on vacation or looking for a vacation from your everyday life. For more information: www.tommybahama.com.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Overall
- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Lunch
- Diners' Choice WinnerHot Spot
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Tommy Bahama's Restaurant & Bar - Sarasota reviews from OpenTable diners
70 reviews since July 24, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.4
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (35)hot spot (30)fit for foodies (30)good for groups (27)special occasion (25)great for lunch (24)great for outdoor dining (21)vibrant bar scene (20)romantic (18)scenic view (15)kid-friendly (10)late-night find (8)notable wine list (7)great for brunch (5)Show More
- Nice, intimate placeMattDined on 11/16/2014Tommy Bahama's is a great place to go for a date or a night out together. You pay for the ambience, but the ambience is great and worth it. Food is excellent, too. Definitely recommend it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, served lukewarmNessaVIPDined on 11/10/2014Food was tasty. We had to send three items back to be warmed up. Also, a burger ordered rare came out well done. Tastes good when finally done over. The servers do a good job, but there seems to be a problem with the kitchen doing food properly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing!!CIMJKMDined on 11/7/2014My husband and I love this place. Happy hours and recently out 27th wedding anniversary. So when it was my Dom's 18th bday we knew where to go. We had a great night!! Ashley is the best waitress and Ty the manager is so friendly and accommodating. The food was awesome and ate way too much. Will be back very soon!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food and service!LynnPDined on 10/30/2014We return to Tommy Bahamas while visiting Florida a few times per year. Our friends met us there for a great dinner and everyone raves how wonderful their dinners were! This is one of our favorite restaurants in Florida.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a Winner!AlohaGal1Dined on 10/24/2014We love Tommy Bahama's, wherever we visit while on vacation. This one is especially good, and the bread and cinnamon honey butter a real treat! The seared tuna is always delicious and the tortilla soup seasoned just right. The local musician adds a nice homey neighborhood touch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a great experience!decksitterVIPDined on 10/17/2014Whenever we are near a Tommy Bahama's restaurant we make sure we eat there! We have enjoyed Tommy Bahama's in Sarasota a couple of times and on both occasions the casual and friendly ambience, oh so delicious food and awesome service makes us wish we were here more often. Wish there was one in Calgary, Alberta, Canada! :-) Would highly recommend the fish tacos, coconut shrimp and Kona encrusted rib-eye.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/12/2014After having a sun filled day at the beach, Lido, we decided to have a small dinner. We pass Tommy Bahama's on way back home and its a delightful restaurant with great food! Service is always wonderful and punctual!Special Features:
- MemorableCIMJKMDined on 10/10/2014The restaurant is beautiful inside with amazing food and very friendly helpful staff. We have been to the bar several times for appetizers and cocktails and once to the restaurant for dinner. Each time we left feeling very satisfied with the good, the service and the whole experience. Whether you are from Florida or a tourist they make you feel right at home. Will definately be back and will consider this one of our favorite restaurants in Sarasota.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Restaurant!Kandice13Dined on 10/7/2014We really enjoyed our experience. Great Service at the bar and table. Manager stopped by and checked on our experience. Great wine list and menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/3/2014It was my sister's birthday. Made reservation thru OT with no problem. Lovely table upstairs by the window. Great drink and food menu. Our server, David, was, by far, one of the most personable waiters I've ever had. Very accommodating and knowledgeable. Great sense of humor. The food from the Fried Green Tomato appetizer to the Pineapple Creme Brûlée, was fantastic! Will definitely be back on future trips to Lido Key.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always Great on the Circle!TrainkcVIPDined on 10/2/2014Tommy Bahama's is a great place, especially if shopping on the circle or just looking for something nice, but Florida casual for lunch or dinnerSpecial Features:
- Cozy Place for a Romantic DinnerCozyDined on 9/6/2014Loved the entire experience from beginning to the end!Special Features:
- Favorite restaurant in Sarasotaera1687VIPDined on 9/1/2014Love this restaurant. I have been to the New York location and it is not nearly as good. My favorite is the red snapper and the pineapple creme brûlée. Drinks are great too.Special Features:
- CelebrationFresca827VIPDined on 8/25/2014Food was very good, the best artichoke I've ever had, very flavorful. Very quiet evening and service was greatSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never disappoints!!!!BluzlvrDined on 8/21/2014This is one of my favorite restaurants ... friendly clean and the food is fresh and scrumptious. ...from the Manager to the wait staff everything is perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, great seviceFoodIsForEating69Dined on 8/15/2014Positives were the food, a great steak, well done, but still tender (it can be done!) nice live background music, played at a level you can hear, but does not drone out conversation. Lovely desserts, very well presented. Waitress service was attentive, informative without being overbearing, super! Negative was arriving 12 minutes early for the booked table, to be told if you want a table upstairs you should not arrive so early. I'll give you a pager when its available. Not so super, would have been 5 stars otherwiseSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Fish and ServiceFoodTalkVIPDined on 8/15/2014The staff appreciates the customers, is knowledgeable about the menu and wine list. Food was excellent and original.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OUTSTANDING food.sabrinaVIPDined on 8/3/2014So I will be honest. The food was OUTSTANDING!!! We've never been before, but we will be back. I loved the different combinations that they had on the menu. The only thing I have to say was horrible, is that they wouldn't take a Visa gift card I got for my birthday. They said they keep 20% as a fee!! That's TERRIBLE.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious selectionsCraigAVIPDined on 8/2/2014Always happy to return here for a satisfying meal. This last visit unfortunately we had to share the upstairs with a noisy wedding party. Could not hear ourselves talk. They were using a microphone and speakers and it was too loud. The meal was excellent and the drinks were great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food in a great locationTimVDined on 8/1/2014After spending a great day in Sarasota, always stop by Tommy Bahama's for great food and atmosphere. Ryan our server is always excellent.Special Features:
- One of my favoritesBonnieA17Dined on 7/27/2014Always a winner. The food is consistently good and it's a fun place to go.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 634 reviews are from the Tommy Bahama's Restaurant & Bar - Sarasota reviews archive.
- Good, but not world famousFourDsDined on 7/24/2014When you walk in, head up the stairs if you have reservations. Downstairs is first come first serve. A sign would be nice. Our table was nice but the decor was a little dated and it seemed they couldn't decide whether they were casual dining or up scale, which was true of the food as well. The beginning and end were the highlights. The cinnamon butter with the rolls was "a little taste of Christmas in a bite". The coconut shrimp was Very Good! Always a sucker for a dessert tray, we choose their signature piña colada cake, and we're not disappointed (a 1/2 portion was enough for everyone to have a taste) The Ahi Tuna was beautifully cooked and seasoned. The other entrees were average. Our waitress was very attentive. Nice smooth meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Island FeelLornisbDined on 7/22/2014We always love coming to this Tommy Bahamas! Great service (this visit by Ashley), delicious eats and an added bonus when they have the acoustic guy playing!! I especially like the jerk chicken tacos! We are never disappointed!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sub-Par FoodteamguyDined on 7/21/2014I generally like Tommy Bahamas restaurants; however, this visit disappointed -- it may take awhile to come back. Ordered the baby back grilled BBQ ribs. Over cooked. Hard. Meat was tough. Sauce flavor wasn't to my liking either. The accompanying Asian slaw tasted like dirty mop water! No flavor and it frankly was horrible! My date had the bacon cheeseburger and it too was badly over cooked and dry. Same for the bacon. The service was average, but the server was nice and tried hard. The Mai Tai cocktail was fabulous! On this occasion, the food just didn't work for me. It was the first really bad food experience for me at a Tommy Bahamas. I hope it was an anomaly. Unfortunately, it may take some time to lure me back.
- Great timeTimVDined on 7/19/2014The food was very good, energy was great, but had to wait at least 10 minutes before someone started waiting on our party once we sat down.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Date nightOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/18/2014My husband & I had a date night & went to the tommy Bahama restaurant for a fun night out!! The drink menu had some great choices I had a red wind sangria & hubby had a mojoto both where enjoyable. I had the tortilla soup which was heaven. For dinner hubby had jerk chicken which he really enjoyed. I had the crab stuffed shrimp they where large & very taste. Our waitress was very friendly & helpful with our dinner choices. We will need to have another date night at tommy Bahamas in Sarasota. We ever got a call back from the restaurant the next day to see if we enjoyed out night out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- EnjoyeatingoutDined on 7/18/2014I always enjoy this restaurant, the food and service is always very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DELICIOUSOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 7/18/2014MY WIFE AND I HAD A VERY GOOD DINNER AT TOMMY BAHAMA'S. ALL SEAFOOD APPETIZERS AND ENTREES WERE GREATSpecial Features:
- Another must do on St. Armand's ..jayjayDined on 7/10/2014Fun atmosphere ..Something for everyone ..Great for large family groups..Nice spot to kick off a family vacation on nearby Longboat KeySpecial Features:
- Great SpotRobertDined on 7/8/2014Great restaurant, great food. I totally enjoyed the experience with my family.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently GreatSleppDined on 7/6/2014Second visit to a Tommy Bahamas, and we were not disappointed. Wonderful dishes prepared from scratch, from apps to dessert. Cocktails are top shelf too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a winnerpamstlVIPDined on 7/5/2014No one can top their coconut shrimp or ribs. Always outstanding and leaves you wanting to come back for more!Special Features:
- Favorite Happy Hour in SarasotaOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/29/2014$5-$7 cocktails (top shelf) & appetizers everyday. Servers & bartenders are friendly. Our fave place! If you are staying at Ritz Carlton mention to them - might give you a free drink - worked for us!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GreatRtuchol2Dined on 6/28/2014Tommy B always pleases. Great staff and food is great. Still has a "chain" feel but the food and service make up for it. Be aware that live music is playing on weekends and its very loud. Not a great place if you want a quiet meal for the weekend. Overall, we were pleased, but will most likely try something else next time.Special Features:
- Perfect SpotKelsfavsDined on 6/21/2014Had an great experience at Tommy Bahama's! Highly recommend!Special Features:
- Hit or missBeachfamDined on 6/18/2014Food was great. Service was slow to get going. Confusion at the upstairs hostess station on who was to be seated first between the manager and the hostess. Can't say we would go back, there are better choices for atmosphere and service. The separate TB store is very nice with helpful staff.Special Features:
- get the tacosBrianLVIPDined on 6/15/2014The fish tacos on the lunch menu are incredible. If that's not your thing then get the Cuban sandwich. One of the best I've ever had.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BahamaBam!bitzubethVIPDined on 6/15/2014Lively fun atmosphere. Kid-friendly but not in a bad way. Service was slow but friendly. Father's Day menu had options but was not limited. Food wasn't a WOW but very nice. I'd go back.Special Features:
- Nice dinnerPhiltradeVIPDined on 6/14/2014Had a night early Father's day dinner. Very good. Great filet.Special Features:
- 73SeniorinsarasotaDined on 6/13/2014Even though it was a bit noisy, it gets an excellent rating because the food was great, with some very creative menu items and the service was very attentive even though the restaurant was very crowded due to special parties upstairs. Their specialty drinks were very good as well. Have eaten here many times and always had a very good experience.Special Features:


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Kris Jenner Demands Apology from Daniel Craigby Hilton Hater at . Comments
Daniel Craig is not a fan of the Kardashians.
He made this opinion known during a recent talk with GQ, referring to the reality stars as "f-cking idiots" for putting their public life in display... and then demanding privacy from the media when they saw fit.
Now, of course, Kris Jenner is calling out the actor. In a chat with Heat Magazine, the manager mother of Kourtney, Khloe and Kim Kardashian said of Craig's comments:
"(He has) crossed the line. It's not made him look like the world's nicest guy. The right thing for a real man to do now would be to issue a public apology. The easy thing would be to criticize his career now, but our family won't stoop to that level."
No, they are clearly above it. It would also be difficult, seeing that Craig anchors two of the most popular franchises in Hollywood.
What do you think? Should Daniel Craig apologize to the Kardashians?
Finally someone with enough courage to speak the truth! Craig is right about reality shows in general. TV has become stupid, with a bunch of losers making fools of themselves. Look at these people, they have no real skill or talent at all. Yet for some reason we are supposed to watch them religiously. And its always the same story. They are the protagonists until someone decides their "career" should end and makes them the villain through the media. And as for Kris' comment "The right thing for a real man to do now would be to issue a public apology." Actually, a real man thinks before he speaks, and stands by his commentary. I think Craig meant what he said, and what he said makes sense. I think the Kardashian's are upset that someone has publicly pointed out the truth that the family are media whores who used it to exploit their lack of talent, and realize Craig's comments may spawn the end of the Kardashian's inexplicable free ride.
and whenever a kardashian plays in a film it's always something stupid like "Disaster Movie." LMFAO.
HAHAHAHA WHAT A FUCKING IDIOT. There's nothing to criticize about Daniel Craig...he plays in solid quality films & he's genuinely talented unlike you piece of shit worthless kardashian's. Daniel Craig has balls for making this statement. PREACH ON DANIEL CRAIG!
"...The easy thing would be to criticize his career now, but our family won't stoop to that level." What could you possible say about his career that is negative? He is James Bond. He has made other good movies like Layer Cake etc... He studied drama at a prestigious drama school, he's turned his talent into success. He has a talent, unlike any of the Whoredashians. I'd love to hear what she could possible say that is bad about his career. She didn't say anything, not because she is taking some kind of high road, it's because she doesn't have anything she CAN say...unless it was something lame.
He Kris- I think Kim and West would be just Peachy! I just loved it that night on the Music Awards when he embarrassed himself with Taylor Swift! What a Racist Asshole he is! Your Daughter and him have so much in common. They are Useless and have absolutely No Morals or Talent! . What other Trash will California send us?
Its funny how there's always a comment from someone like Tiffani, defending the whoredashians. I wonder if its not Kim K herself!
@Pak31- the Answer to your Question would be -Diversity! This is the World we created! Every single Fuck- Minorites-Lesbians etc. are offended! So-America protects them all! So- We don't talk-We have no Dialogs and everyone Secretly Can't stand the other! But! At least we are protected from insults! Huh?
He was right on! That fame whore is crazy asking, no demanding an apology. You put your life out there in TV land you get what you deserve, a true view of the Kartrashians. The most dysfunctial family in the land. Good night Kris, enjoy your millions as your kids are so f_____ up you can't possibly enjoy watching them any more. I feel bad for the two youngest, they are headed the way of the rest of them. Bruce should get them out of there.
"The easy thing would be to criticize his career now, but our family won't stoop to that level." I'm sorry...you mean the career he built by actually having talent? The one he built starring in something other than vapid reality shows? Give me a break.
I don't think apologies should happen on either side. They chose to put their life on tv and with that come comments. Right now there are more negative then positive comments. That truly is real life. This will continue as long as they stay on tv. It is a "reality" tv show. I wish the best for Koutney and hope Khloe can have a child of her own. Kim and Kris....who knows.


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Behind the Numbers
The Bin Laden Bounce
Does killing bad guys really help at the ballot box?
Scott Clement is the polling analyst for the Washington Post. The poll-watcher analysis series on American public opinion on foreign policy is cross-posted at the Behind the Numbers blog.
"For the first time in two decades, Osama bin Laden is not a threat to this country," said U.S. President Barack Obama at the top of his State of the Union speech last week. For good measure, he closed his hourlong speech on the same note, speaking of the flag given to him by the Navy SEALs who killed the al Qaeda mastermind. And at a retreat later in the week, Vice President Joe Biden recounted to House Democrats how Obama made the decision to invade bin Laden's hiding place largely on his own, receiving little encouragement from his top advisors. A true presidential moment, we're told.
Obama and his team clearly see eliminating bin Laden as a top administration achievement. It's nearly conventional wisdom at this point that this refrain will be repeated throughout the forthcoming presidential campaign as a singular success. Who doesn't like getting bad guys? But do Americans really reward at the ballot box presidents who take down their bogeymen?
The answer may be disappointing.
Less than a month before bin Laden was killed, Obama held a 47 percent job approval rating in a Washington Post-ABC News poll. Immediately after the successful raid, it shot up to 56 percent. But only one month later, Obama's approval was back at 47 percent again -- and he fell as low as 42 percent in the next six months amid continuing economic troubles.
Simply put, no matter the patriotic fervor, there are other issues that matter much more to voters. Even on the issue of terrorism, Obama's ratings have settled back to pre-bin Laden levels. They spiked to a remarkably high 69 percent immediately after the raid, but slipped to 60 percent the next month. Currently, 56 percent approve of Obama on terrorism, according to a January Washington Post-ABC poll, exactly where they were in February of last year. As we've noted before, his relatively strong reviews on terrorism haven't buoyed ratings on foreign policy in general, nor those on his handling of Iran's nuclear ambitions.
But perhaps we should have known this already. When it comes to presidents seeing diminished returns for catching the bad guy, there's a good deal of precedent.
George W. Bush got a 4-point bounce when Saddam Hussein was captured in December 2003. But only two months later, his job approval rating sank below where it was before Saddam's roundup.
His father could have warned him. The elder Bush ended a long-running feud with Panama's Gen. Manuel Noriega in early 1990 with a swift invasion and capture, rocketing his already high 66 percent job rating up to 79 percent in a Post-ABC poll. But it sunk back to 65 percent in July before rising the next month with the onset of the Gulf War (also considered a big success by Americans). Of course, Obama would kill for numbers like these now.
The point is that neither military feat kept voters from ousting Bush senior from the White House under the banner of "it's the economy, stupid." Even though Noriega was sentenced to 40 years in prison just months before the 1992 election, voters didn't go to the voting booth to reward his capture.
So, while Obama shouldn't expect voters to reelect him for taking out bin Laden, there is a reason he won a rousing standing ovation from the joint session of Congress last Tuesday, Jan. 24: Many Americans think of it as his best accomplishment. In a Washington Post-ABC poll last June, finding and killing bin Laden was the No. 1 action Obama did "especially well" as president, some four times the proportion naming any other single accomplishment.
It also may have had a real effect on how safe Americans feel from terrorism. Fully 64 percent of Americans in a September Washington Post-ABC poll said their country was safer from terrorism than before the 9/11 terrorist attacks, up 16 points from 2010 and near the highest on record.
But Americans don't necessarily punish a president for failing to track down an archnemesis. Running against Bush in 2004, Sen. John Kerry said he "would have made Osama bin Laden the priority" rather than focusing on Iraq. The complaint may have fallen on deaf ears. Nearly six in 10 Americans approved Bush's handling of terrorism in a September 2004 Washington Post-ABC poll, and he led Kerry by more than 20 points when it came to whether the public trusted him to handle the issue.
The harsh reality of taking down bogeymen is that once they've been removed from action, Americans may turn to judge the president on other issues. As with Bush in 1992, Obama's 2012 fate hinges on how voters think he's handling the economy, not his vanquishing of America's most despised enemy.
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Deputy constables say six people, including four children, have been killed in a shooting during a domestic dispute near Houston, Texas. The alleged gunman finally surrendered Wednesday night after an hours-long standoff.
The Harris County Precinct 4 Constable's Office said a man shot seven family members -- two adults and five children.
The two adults and three of the children were found dead upon arrival, according to deputies. One child was transported via LifeFlight to the hospital, where they died. A 15-year-old girl was also transported via LifeFlight and remains in critical condition at the hospital.
Deputies said the man, who had not been identified, is accused of shooting a 13-year-old boy, a 4-year-old boy, a 9-year-old girl and a 7-year-old girl. They are all his children -- a mix of his biological and adopted children.
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On Monday, Aug. 1 residents of Nassau County will be asked to vote on a bond referendum to reconstruct the Nassau Coliseum and adjacent areas, known as the "Hub." The Hub plan includes a reconstructed sports arena for the Islanders hockey team in place of the present Nassau Coliseum, a new minor league baseball park, and a bolstered Museum Row complex.
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Since 1980, lightning has killed more than 90 people in Colorado and caused millions of dollars in damage.
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Just as the weather is starting to turn cool, Parka is going away.
The not-quite-two-years-old E. Lake Street restaurant, which shares space with Forage Modern Workshop, is a collaboration between Dogwood Coffee Co. and Rustica.
I'm bummed (selfishly, the restaurant isn't far from my house, and its under-the-radar breakfast menu is one of the Twin Cities' loveliest) by the news. "I am, too," said co-owner Greg Hoyt. "But not enough people are rewarding us for what we do."
The space isn't going dark. Hoyt & Co. are rebranding it as a Dogwood Coffee bar, and it will feature a full line of the company's trademark carefully-prepared brewed beverages, along with Rustica pastries, sweets and sandwiches.
Parka's last meals will be served on Sept. 21, and the space will close for a week for renovations.
"We want to give it more of a coffeehouse feel," said Hoyt. One major change will be placing a wall to cover the now-open kitchen. Hoyt said the facility will probably be repurposed as a Rustica baking site. "They're just bursting at the seams," he said.
When a restaurant is as firmly entrenched in the city's dining-out psyche as the Modern Cafe, it's easy to take it for granted.
But given its influential track record, the restaurant that everyone shorthands to "the Modern" deserves better. Ever since the day in 1994 when Jim and Patty Grell opened their contemporary diner in the home of the beloved Rabatin's Northeast Cafe, the Modern has played a key role in reviving the neighborhood and the Twin Cities' food-and-drink scene.
Twenty years in the restaurant industry is a milestone worthy of a major celebration, and the Grells are delivering just that, with a series of celebratory dinners taking place every night this week.
From Tuesday through Friday, the kitchen is setting aside its regular menu -- sorry, no pot roast -- and preparing a special six-course dinner. The evenings' dishes have been created by previous Modern chefs, who will also be spending specific evenings back in their old stomping grounds. Here's the rundown, dish-wise and chef-wise:
* Salmon with sweet corn polenta, yellow tomato puree and puffed farro salad by Phillip Becht of the soon-to-open Victor's on Water. Becht was at the Modern from 2003 to 2011, and he will be appearing Tuesday.
* Pork and beans, by Mike Phillips of Red Table Meat Co. Philips was at the Modern from 1995 to 1998, and he will be appearing Wednesday.
* Potato gnocchi, with pork confit and brown butter hollandaise by Scott Pampuch of the University of Minnesota. Pampuch was at the Modern from 1996 to 2003, and he will be appearing Thursday.
* Walleye egg rolls with dill and ginger kimchi, by Matt Morgan of the Bachelor Farmer. Morgan was at the Modern from 1994 to 1996, and he will be appearing Friday.
* Creamed corn, with smoked green tomato creme fraiche butter by Ella Wesenberg, who has been the Modern's chef de cuisine since 2009. She will be appearing Saturday.
* Dessert will include Donnay Dairy's Granite Ridge Chevre, Ames Farm honey and house-made chocolate truffles.
Price? A very Modern-esque $55. No reservations.
"It has been really fun to get all these chefs together," said Jim Grell, adding that each is going to contribute an amuse-bouche or two on the night they visit. "Mike is going to bring his slicer in, he's got a four-year-old prosciutto," said Grell. "And Matt is set on making Ritz crackers with peanut butter and pickles."
The bar will feature cocktails prepared with 45th Parallel spirits (including a demonstration on Saturday from the distillery's Scott Davis) and beers by Fulton Brewery.
On Saturday, the focus is taking a major turn. "We're going to scrap the entire menu and make fried chicken," said Jim Grell. All of the details haven't been hammered out just yet. "We're still kind of putting it all together," he said. "But it's going to be cheap, and we'll be doing great sides, too."
Grell added that he has one hope for Saturday's festivities. "That the plumbing will back up," he deadpanned. "Like it did on the very first day, 20 years ago. At least this time, I'll know what to do."
Once again, the North Loop is proving its position as the Twin Cities' hottest stretch of restaurant real estate.
This time, be on the lookout for Brut, the collaboration between chefs Jamie Malone (pictured, above) and Erik Anderson. Malone's departure from Sea Change was announced today. "Not everything is all together or in place yet, but it's something we have been working on for a while," said Malone.
The couple hasn't nailed down a specific North Loop site just yet, but they've definitely targeted the neighborhood.
"It's where we live, and we want to stay here," said Malone. "We want this restaurant to be what we do when we retire [Malone is 31, Anderson is 41]. We want to be working in the community where we live, where we are a part of. We don't want to work at a place that we're driving to every day."
As for the food, "We want to keep it classical, French-style cookery," said Malone. "Right now we're thinking a shellfish type of thing, but we're really waiting until we find and secure the space, and that will dictate how we do things."
Size-wise, they're aiming at roughly 80 to 100 seats in the dining room, along with an emphasis on a roomy bar. "We want to make the bar very casual, a place you can go a few times a week and have snacks, a glass of wine or maybe a cocktail. Not so expensive that it feels like an occasion."
The Brut name is a reference to the dry-to-the-taste sparkling wine and chosen, Malone added, "Because we both love drinking it," she said with a laugh. "We think it goes well with a lot of the food that we want to cook. And there are lot of interesting sparkling wines from around the world, lots of things that aren't super-accessible — at least right now — in a restaurant setting."
(And no, it has no connection to the 1960s men's cologne of the same name, "Although we should work that in somehow," said Malone with a laugh. "I love that.")
The couple met in 2008 when they were both cooking at the then-new Porter & Frye — although Malone knew of Anderson when she was a student at the Cordon Bleu and he was an instructor — and they later worked together when Anderson was running Sea Change. When Anderson left for Nashville in 2011 to open Catbird Seat, she replaced him at Sea Change. Both chefs have national profiles, most notably as Food & Wine magazine Best New Chefs, he in 2012, she in 2013.
To give diners a taste of what's in store, the couple is planning a series of four-course pop-up dinners at the former Lynn on Bryant (5003 Bryant Av. S., Mpls.), on Aug. 8, 9, 15, 16, 29 and 30. The details — price, reservations, etc. —haven't been hammered out yet, but Malone and Anderson will keep folks posted via their Twitter account, @brutMN.
"We want it to be a fun, summertime, kind of thing," said Malone. "And we need something to do besides go to the dog park every day."
More Malone news: Twin Citians Daniel Klein and Mirra Fine, producers of the Perennial Plate, are turning their attention to a remake of PBS' "Victory Garden," in collaboration with Edible magazines. Their first of 13 half-hour episodes is going to be filmed in Minnesota and will feature — you got it — Jamie Malone.
Meanwhile, at Sea Change, Malone is being replaced by the restaurant's longtime sous chef (and former Alaska fisherman), Ryan Cook.
The burger: Because the place invariably makes me a little bit nuts, I view visits to the Mall of America as a chore rather than a treat. There, I said it. Still, I found myself there earlier this week, taking a seat at the highly animated counter at Johnny Rockets.
I can't recall the last time I'd visited the sole Minnesota outlet of this California-based company, but the word "decade" probably applies. The nostalgia-dipped chain dates to 1986 in Los Angeles; its MoA outpost debuted when the mall opened in 1992. Today, the company (its name is a mash-up of two Americana bedrocks: Johnny Appleseed, and the classic Oldsmobile Rocket 88) operates more than 300 locations, which fry up a collective 17 million burgers each year.
I stuck with the basics and ordered "the Original." As fast-food burgers go (it arrived in six minutes), it's not bad. Not bad at all. It reminded me of the countless drive-in burgers that I inhaled as a kid, only slightly larger, a move befitting our supersized culture. The third-pound, thicker-than-Burger King's beef patty was clearly fresh rather than frozen, a good start. Although it left the flattop grill both under-seasoned and well into medium-well, the patty still managed to muster some meaty sizzle, if not a lot of juice.
It's more team player than attention-grabber, and somewhat overshadowed by the burger's remaining elements, all classics. The soft, gently yeasty bun gets a just-right toasting. A spread of tangy, semi-crunchy dill pickle chips acts as a barrier between lower bun and patty (not that the toasted bread had to worry about being soaked by running juices, as there weren't any), and it's topped with a dash of raw chopped white onions, a generous handful of shredded iceberg lettuce, a standard-issue tomato slice, a squirt of yellow mustard and a thick swipe of mayonnaise.
No surprises, certainly, but It all adds up to an agreeably sloppy mess (I think I went through six paper napkins, which is always an encouraging sign), and the whole shebang is thoughtfully held together by an easy-to-handle wax paper wrapper. I repeat: Not bad.
Price: $5.39. Going the cheeseburger route is an extra $1.29, a somewhat outrageous mark-up for a humdrum slice of American.
Fries: Not included. There's a $2.79 upcharge (the smiley-face plate of ketchup is presumably folded in the tab), and I can't say that the thick-cut, pale, limp, under-salted effort is worth the extra dough.
On the soda fountain front: My chocolate malt ($4.49) was the honest-to-goodness real thing, not some tragic food-court soft-serve nightmare. The upside is that it sported the right thick-ish consistency, and the overflow arrived in a frost-covered stainless steel malt can, just as it should be. The downside? There was little more than the barest, faintest trace of chocolate flavor. And while complaining about authenticity is more than a little ridiculous in this highly artificial environment, but would it kill the corporate powers that be to ix-nay the tacky plastic soda fountain glasses?
Blast from the past: Don't forget a few nickels fpr the juke box, which reminded me that I'd not heard the "American Graffiti" and "The Big Chill" soundtracks in forever. My budget allowed one selection on the tableside Seeburg Wall-O-Matic, a spin through the Crystals' "He's a Rebel," and it was easily my week's best-spent five cents.
Take a seat: There are two ways to experience Johnny Rockets: Wait in line for takeout then schlep over to a smattering of nearby tables, or take a seat at the counter and place yourself in the capable hands of the serving staff. I highly recommend the latter because a large percentage of the red vinyl swivel chairs provide ringside seats to the action at the stove. It's quite a show, a frenetic, highly choreographed production that made this diner appreciate, once again, the sweat required to keep even a basic burger joint up and running.
It's also one of the few places at The Nation's Largest Shopping Center where people are likely to rub elbows with complete strangers. The young girls seated next to me were clearly reveling in every aspect of their Johnny Rockets experience: reacting to the constant roar echoing across the Nickelodeon Universe amusement park, gazing in amazement at the fleet-footed crew as they went through their paces, ooh-ing and aah-ing over their burgers and malts. Living vicariously through their delight was a happy eye-opener for this not-so-occasionally jaded diner.
Real deal: And now for the True Confessions portion of today's Burger Friday. My original intention for this megamall excursion was to partake in the (extraordinary) burger-and-beer deal at FireLake Grill House & Cocktail Bar. Here's the deal: choose from one of four iterations (turkey, bison, walleye or a white Cheddar cheeseburger, all paired with fries) and any one of the bar's tap beers (including brews from Fulton, Summit, Surly, Schell's, Big Wood and other locals), and fork over a shocking $10.
Yeah, ten dollars. The offer is available in the bar only, although being relegated to that handsome refuge of a space can hardly be labeled a hardship. There's just one hitch. This Deal of Deals is a midday-only special, available 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., daily. My convoluted brain had somehow twisted it into a happy hour offer, which is why my 6 p.m. appetite ended up at Johnny Rockets. Next time I've got an MoA lunch on the calendar, I'm definitely heading to the Radisson Blu. It's easy: the hotel is accessible from the mall through the second floor of South Avenue; the restaurant is on the same level.
Address book: Johnny Rockets, 370 South Avenue (on the edge of the food court), Mall of America, Bloomington, 952-858-8158. Open 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday. FireLake Grill House & Cocktail Bar, second floor, Radisson Blu hotel, 2100 Killebrew Dr., Bloomington, 952-851-4040. Burger and beer special served 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.
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Think retro.
That's what the guys behind Eagle Street Grille in downtown St. Paul are doing. Their effort to diversify brings them to the corner of Western and Selby avenues this fall with a steak-and-seafood spot that will play homage to classic tableside service. The Salt Cellar — a nod to the grand past of the Cathedral Hill neighborhood — is expected to open in late October.
"We decided a while ago that we wanted to step out and open up a different venue, a high-end steak-and-seafood restaurant. We want to stretch our wings and bring out classic service and do something different from we have been doing," said Kevin Geisen, who with Joe Kasel, owns Eagle Street Grille. Both grew up in St. Paul.
They've gathered a team to help them that includes Lenny Russo, chef/owner of Heartland Restaurant & Farm Direct Market, as consultant, and Blake Watson, formerly assistant manager of Interlachen Country Club, as general manager. The restaurant will be located in a building that formerly housed the College of Visual Arts, at 173 Western Av. Interior design will be from Joe Kasel and Elements Design of Davenport, Iowa. Mohagen Hansen of Wayzata is the architectural firm behind the effort.
"Joe and I, when we started this concept, we were looking at bringing back a classical style of service that really isn't practiced as much anymore. It's service I performed in the past at restaurants when I was younger," said Geisen. "Joe and I want to bring it back with a twist, a feeling, if you will, that we remember when we were kids when we were out with our families. We may not have nailed down everything we're going to do yet, but it's the tableside service that we're really focusing on."
That means a classic Caesar salad prepared tableside, chateaubriand dished up with flair, bananas foster flambéed, all presented with just enough drama to assure a sense of special occasion.
"It's kind of like bringing the kitchen out onto the floor, making it a little more interactive for the guests," said Geisen.
The dining room will seat 150 to 160, with more in the lounge; a private dining room will be available. Entrees are expected in the low $20s to low $40s. "Big picture is this is St. Paul. We're a working class city so we're keeping that in mind and pricing our stuff accordingly," said Kasel. In other words, no $80 steaks on the menu.
The emphasis will be on updated classics, whether it's cocktails or entrees (think martinis and veal Oscar). Grass-fed beef will be center-of-the-plate for many diners; seafood will definitely include walleye. Watson will curate the wine list. "There will be a small cellar in the restaurant and great wines by the glass in the bar area," he said. And no big markups — more retail than restaurant markup.
"I think it will be a pretty spectacular looking place, with lots of glass," said Russo. "You can see into the prep area off the street. There will be lots of visual cues as to what's going on. You're going to pretty much see everything."
That includes the butchering of meat. The space includes sufficient room for a large meat locker. "They will be bringing in whole animals, using the same methods and techniques that we use at Heartland. They will be making their own sausage. And they want to bake their own bread as well," said Russo, who has a prospective chef and sous chef in mind.
"We're excited for the opportunity," said Geisen. "We're definitely looking forward to moving into the neighborhood and working with the people around there and building that relationship. The team that we've assembled, with Blake Watson and Lenny Russo, is something we're really proud of."
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Salt Lake Community College (SLCC) held the first Gail Miller Utah Leadership Cup golf tournament on Monday, September 16, 2013 at the Hidden Valley Country Club in Sandy, Utah. The tournament is named in honor of Gail Miller. Miller is Chairman of the Board of the Larry Miller Group of Companies and Chair of SLCC's Board of Trustees.


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EasyJet is completing an overhaul of its CRM programme this week, rolling out the "inspire me" tool that has been designed to convert more site visits into sales and launching a US booking site.
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The "inspire me" tool uses a scrolling bar to display varying budgets, airports and holiday themes to European customers.
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The carrier is releasing the next phase of its 'Europe by easyJet' marketing campaign on Saturday 6 October. The TV ad will go live in France, Italy, Switzerland and the UK.
Speaking to Marketing, Peter Duffy, the airline's top marketer said the ad is the "icing on the cake" to the carrier's overhauled digital strategy, which includes the revamped website, a mobile site and the carrier's booking app.
Duffy said: "Everybody knows that we are fantastic value and that we are orange, but this begins to position us as Europe's preferred airline.
"We get about 400 million people coming to our site every year. We've put a commercial approach in place to improve our conversion.
"Twelve months ago we didn't have an app or mobile web, around 3.5% of our revenue at the moment is coming from those channels.
"This is about improving conversion and extending our digital reach.
"The new look of the website at the beginning of the year was about managing conversion in a much more structured way, and the inspire me tool is a way of showing the customer great value."
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