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Showing posts with label Ormbsy's. Show all posts
Sunday, May 7, 2017
Ormsby’s New Menu Offers Just Right Season’s Eatings
Ormsby’s executive chef Nick Anderson has his own kind of spring cleaning -- giving some cold weather craves time off and ushering spring’s seasonal flavors onto the menu. Pork belly bites with General Tso’s sauce, green onion and cilantro ($7) are new “Snacks & Starters,” and a cornmeal-crusted Georgia trout with roasted spaghetti squash, seasonal beans, pecans, arugula, basil and saba ($18) is a fine new entrĂ©e catch. Sandwich devotees chomp into several newbies: a Philly sandwich true to its namesake with house-made “cheese whiz” on a pretzel hoagie ($13); the roast beef sandwich with horseradish cream, arugula and onion on rye ($12); and the veggie ciabatta plump with grilled portobello mushroom, mozzarella, tomato, arugula and saba ($10). Crispy s’more sandwich with house-made whipped cream ($4) camps out in the dessert section. Lots of go-with options in the craft beer and cocktail department! Westsiders note, several Ormsby’s favorites have Cinco de Mayo potential – guac and warm tortilla chips ($7), crispy shrimp tacos ($13) and the black bean burger with tortilla chips, guac and aged cheddar ($10).
Thursday, November 17, 2016
Fun with the Big Green Egg Promises Green Eggs and Hamming Around on Nov. 19
Local chefs, brewers, food producers and farmers ham it up over their true loves -- talking about cooking and actually cooking, sharing tall tales and showing off Big Green Egg “eggs-pertise” at Fun with the Big Green Egg on Saturday, Nov. 19. Ormsby’s and Revival are two restaurants sending chef-showmen to the Pine Street Market “BGE-stravaganza,” which cracks open at 10 a.m. sharp. Plenty of brews and chews to be enjoyed. A limited number of tickets are available, priced at $80 each (plus 99-cent service fee).
Sunday, July 12, 2015
Save the Hooch One SweetWater Pint at a Time at Ormsby’s
In July, Ormsby’s invites guests to drink beer and help clean up our drinking water. Throughout the month, this Westside neighborhood tavern will donate $1 from each pint of SweetWater 420, IPA and Waterkeeper to the Upper Chattahoochee River Keeper through SweetWater Brewery’s Save the Hooch campaign. Guests also can purchase $5 raffle tickets for a chance to win a SweetWater tie-dyed paddleboard and paddle. Drawing takes place July 30 at Ormsby’s.
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