Set the scope on this Sunday’s Shotgun Beer Dinner at Gunshow for a night loaded with 10 brews from Athens-based Creature Comforts Brewing Co. and Decatur’s Three Taverns Craft Brewery complemented by six wow-some dishes whipped up by executive chef Joey Ward and his culinary sharpshooters. Only 60 guests are privy to the rounds of rolling carts and communal-table dining plus brewery glassware and other swanky swag. $100 per person covers food, beer, tax and gratuity. Xorbia is your target for tickets to the October 25, 6-9 p.m. brew-ser. More on our blog.
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Friday, October 23, 2015
Thursday, October 22, 2015
Respect the Pig at Revival Bacon Explosion October 24, Take Monday Off
Watch out! When two porcine buffs get together, a Bacon Explosion may result. So be it when chef Kevin Gillespie and BBQ Addict’s Jason Day bond over bacon at Revival on Saturday, October 24. Day makes his original Bacon Explosion, weaving a pound of bacon around two pounds of juicy sausage that encases a pound of fried bacon crumbles then grills the whole piggy parcel. Gillespie chimes in with additional snacks and well-matched craft beers from nearby Wild Heaven Brewery. Angry Orchard hard ciders also will be served at the noon-3 p.m. party for 100 guests. Live music by George Norman & Friends. Buy tickets on Xorbia: $30 price includes food and two drinks; $50 option throws in a copy of Gillespie’s “Pure Pork Awesomeness” cookbook.
Revival is turning off the fryer and cooling the ovens on Mondays to give the hardworking staff a day of rest each week. Fried chicken fans need not panic about missing out on a day of crisp-tender goodness and Southern trimmings. The Decatur restaurant now serves dinner on Saturdays beginning at 11 a.m. instead of 5 p.m. Raise a toast to Saturday with a selection from the updated wine and cocktail lists. Make reservations online or call 470-225-6770.
Revival is turning off the fryer and cooling the ovens on Mondays to give the hardworking staff a day of rest each week. Fried chicken fans need not panic about missing out on a day of crisp-tender goodness and Southern trimmings. The Decatur restaurant now serves dinner on Saturdays beginning at 11 a.m. instead of 5 p.m. Raise a toast to Saturday with a selection from the updated wine and cocktail lists. Make reservations online or call 470-225-6770.
Saturday, October 17, 2015
Gunshow Triggers New Shotgun Beer Dinner Series on October 25, Closes Out 2015 Hired Guns Series with a Bang November 17-18
Pursue
true hoppiness at Gunshow by scoping out craft beers from
two local breweries during the nationally acclaimed restaurant’s first
“Shotgun” Beer Dinner. Chef Kevin Gillespie’s Glenwood Park restaurant fires
off its new quarterly brew-ser series on Sunday, October 25 by partnering with
Athens-based Creature Comforts Brewing Co.
and Decatur’s Three Taverns Craft Brewery.
Executive chef Joey Ward says the dinner will feature 10 beers representing the
two breweries’ wide range of flavors, complemented by six dishes created by his
sharpshooting culinary team. Dinner rolls out to the communal-style dining
tables on the restaurant’s signature rolling carts. Shotgun guests head home
with glassware and other goodies from the breweries. Limited to 60 guests,
tickets are $100 per person and cover tastes of all the night’s dishes and
beers as well as tax and gratuity. Buy tickets online through Xorbia.
Those hunting for another dynamic blast of top
talent can set sights on the final Gunshow Hired Guns dinner of the 2015 season, on target for a 6 p.m.
start on November 17 and 18. Guest chef Joe Kindred, chef and co-owner of
hometown namesake Kindred in
Davidson, North Carolina, hits the bull’s-eye with his award-winning,
contemporary take on Southern cuisine. Chef Kevin Gillespie considers Kindred a
“chef’s chef.” Training at Johnson and Wales in Charleston, South Carolina and
gleaning experience at well-known restaurants in Chicago, San Francisco and
Charlotte already filled Kindred’s apron pocket when he and wife Katy opened
their Davidson restaurant in February 2015. Kindred quickly climbed the chart
to be one of Bon Appetit magazine’s top 10 new restaurants of the year. Don’t
miss a shot at reservations to this high-demand event. Make phone reservations
now at 404-380-1886. Online reservations open up October 17.
Thursday, April 11, 2013
The Attack is Back! Tickets Now on Sale!
The weather is warming up and pollen is in the air, so that means that JCT. Kitchen & Bar is anticipating a killer tomato harvest come Sunday, July 21 when Chef Ford Fry hosts the 5th Annual JCT. Kitchen Attack of the Killer Tomato Festival to benefit Georgia Organics.
Local farmers and 33 featured chefs pair up to create tomato dishes, 14
mixologists shake up vine-tingling tomato cocktails, and high-profile
judges choose favorites while about 1,400 guests nosh and drink up all
of that fruit-of-the-vine goodness. Live entertainment comes by way of
the Spazmatics and local chef band Five Bone Rack. Purchase your tickets
now for the 1-5 p.m. festival then relax until July's bountiful
harvest. Tickets cost $55 per person and $50 for Georgia Organics
members until June 30 and then increase to $70 per person on July 1.
Monday, July 16, 2012
The Plot Thickens This Week As JCT. Kitchen Attack Of The Killer Tomato Festival Strikes On July 22
Such
a juicy storyline: bushels of real tomatoes give in to the hands of a united
front of 37 star Southern chefs, 12 maniacal mixologists and 30+ farmers whose
toiling enables the whole coup. The victors? Georgia Organics, beneficiary of the
fourth annual JCT. Kitchen Attack of the Killer Tomato Festival,
and tomato devotees.
The event will spill out of headquarters at JCT. Kitchen
& Bar and into the Westside Provisions District complex on Sunday, July 22
from 1-5 p.m. Purchase tickets online through Xorbia for $70 per
person.
Last year’s event raised almost $40,000 for Georgia Organics, and Ford
Fry, owner/chef of JCT. Kitchen & Bar, No. 246 and The Optimist, hopes this
year’s event will grow even more greens for the group.
The festival is ripe for
people watching as judges include Garden
& Gun Deputy Editor Dave Mezz, Esquire Restaurant Features Writer John Mariani, Food & Wine
Associate Food Editor Daniel Gritzer and actor David
Miller, who played Mason Dixon in the original “Attack of the Killer Tomatoes”
movie. Co-masters of ceremonies are Angie
Mosier, food writer, stylist and photographer, and Carolyn O’Neil, registered dietician,
author and food journalist. Jump to live entertainment from The Spazmatics and
local chef band Five Bone Rack.
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