70 North Kitchen and Market (old Faro location)

[Mr. V]

This is ... "different:" from their website:

"The Kitchen @ 70 North is not a traditional restaurant.

We don't take reservations or walk-ins. And you don't order off a menu.
But it is very easy to join us & see the menu by clicking RSVP.

It's more like a "Supper Club", in every sense of the word, from ancient Rome to the midwestern Supper Club culture to the recent indie foodie scene. But still uniquely New Hampshire.

We are thrilled to plan, prepare, & serve you a memorable meal! To do so, we need appropriate lead time to select the best ingredients, test & refine our menu, prepare our staff, and take are of all the details."

[Biggd]

Originally Posted by Mr. V

This is ... "different:" from their website:

"The Kitchen @ 70 North is not a traditional restaurant.

We don't take reservations or walk-ins. And you don't order off a menu.
But it is very easy to join us & see the menu by clicking RSVP.

It's more like a "Supper Club", in every sense of the word, from ancient Rome to the midwestern Supper Club culture to the recent indie foodie scene. But still uniquely New Hampshire.

We are thrilled to plan, prepare, & serve you a memorable meal! To do so, we need appropriate lead time to select the best ingredients, test & refine our menu, prepare our staff, and take are of all the details."

That leaves me out!

[bellamaria]

Originally Posted by Mr. V

This is ... "different:" from their website:

"The Kitchen @ 70 North is not a traditional restaurant.

We don't take reservations or walk-ins. And you don't order off a menu.
But it is very easy to join us & see the menu by clicking RSVP.

It's more like a "Supper Club", in every sense of the word, from ancient Rome to the midwestern Supper Club culture to the recent indie foodie scene. But still uniquely New Hampshire.

We are thrilled to plan, prepare, & serve you a memorable meal! To do so, we need appropriate lead time to select the best ingredients, test & refine our menu, prepare our staff, and take are of all the details."

After visiting their website, I don’t see any of this information on there? I have been to “private” chef nights where you need to RSVP for limited seating, and maybe get to review the menu before going, and will admit they are fun...even if it costs a little extra cheese. Curious how this quote came to be?

[Mr. V]

Originally Posted by bellamaria

After visiting their website, I don’t see any of this information on there?

Interesting; it was there when I copied and pasted it, now it is gone.

[bellamaria]

The mystery continues...