Doing a lil special for Brunch at the @vaultmemphis for this amazing RAWK Lobster Mane Lobster Roll! Sous vide lobster poached in @bealestbrewingco Love & Hoppiness with citrus and butter and tossed in a dry BBQ rub from @rendezvousmemphis for a BBQ aioli and Payne\u2019s BBQ mustard slaw! If Mempho had a Lobstah Roll this would be IT!!! #supportlocal #cheflife🔪 #collab #ediblememphis #fooddrankculture #901eats<\/p>\n
Sounds like the place to be today… just don’t take over two hours to eat your Lobstah Mane roll or you will be an OUTLAW!!!<\/p>\n I mean, really, how are they going to enforce that part of the health directive, put a stopwatch on every table? This in addition to collecting contact tracing information, not being able to serve alcohol until a food order is in, having to use single-serve condiments, and all the other hoops full-service restaurants are now required to jump through, just to be able to operate at 50% capacity. Is anyone actually making any money doing this?<\/p>\n In other restaurant news, a sponsored post appeared on my Facebook news feed yesterday, for a new restaurant called Curfew Memphis<\/a> that is supposed to open soon in Downtown Memphis. The restaurant will be a new concept by celebrity chef Fabio Viviani<\/a>. Vivani, a native of Florence, Italy, moved to Ventura County, California in 2005. He competed on the Top Chef<\/em> reality series in 2008 and was voted fan favorite. Since then he has been a television guest and cookbook and e-book author, and he operates restaurants across the country. The address is 164 Union, which means it will be in the hotel being constructed across B.B. King from AutoZone Park. Well, that certainly will be an improvement over the Denny’s that was in the old hotel!<\/p>\n So anyway, if you’re looking for a job, they posted the following:<\/p>\n CURFEW is a new restaurant concept from Celebrity Chef<\/p>\n that is coming to Downtown Memphis soon, and WE ARE HIRING for the following positions:<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n I found this on the Public Domain Review site yesterday and it may be of interest to Memphians who love the river: Ancient Courses: Harold Fisk’s Meander Maps of the Mississippi River (1944)<\/a>. To use a quote from PD Review: “Fisk dreamed up a captivating, colorful, visually succinct way of representing the Mississippi\u2019s fluctuations through both space and time.”<\/p>\n Memphis 901 FC led for most of last night’s match, but Charlotte scored a goal in the 83rd minute to make it a draw, giving Memphis 1 point in the standings rather than the 3 it hoped for. Action News 5 has video<\/a> as fans returned to AutoZone Park.\u00a0 Local infectious disease expert Dr. Jon McCullers performed the pre-match guitar smash. Calkins: 901 FC proves that fans in the stands can be done<\/a><\/p>\n The Shelby County Health Department issued guidance about a certain type of masks:<\/p>\n Check your mask. If it has a vent or valve, it is not the kind of mask that prevents the spread of #COVID<\/a>-19. Protect the people around you–do not wear masks with vents or valves. pic.twitter.com\/9kcXp8BCCM<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Shelby County Health (@ShelbyTNHealth) July 25, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/i2.wp.com\/www.paulryburn.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/07\/steph-lobsterroll.jpg\")
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<\/span> Email your Resume to john@fabioviviani.com & shane.farzad@fabioviviani.com<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n