While Feast is closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s Day and Independence Day, we do offer special menus of holiday items for you to take home and heat up for your friends and family. Watch here for our Thanksgiving and Christmas menus, which you can order from for pickup the day before with heating instructions so you can relax a bit and enjoy the holidays with your loved ones. If you’d like to know in advance what’s coming, please sign up for our email list and we’ll let you know the minute those menus are published.
Feast also offers special menus for food-oriented holidays throughout the year. Again, watch this space or subscribe to out newsletter to know what we’ll be serving.
Dear Feastlings, Despite my long-honored tradition of not being at work at midnight on New Year’s Eve (it’s been 24 years running since a traumatic New Year’s Eve made my resolution never to be working at midnight on New Year’s Eve again, and this will make it my Silver Anniversary,) it appears most people have […]
Let Santa be the one who works on Christmas Eve.
Here’s a link to your heating instructions if you don’t have a hard copy
Your heating instructions are here. Hello, Feastlings, In our ever-changing modern world, a certain amount of paradigm shift takes place. What began as a moment where we could pause to give thanks, while it still functions in that fashion, has also become, for busy people, an embarrassment of obligations. We travel […]
Ci vediamo, ragazzi. A presto.
Let's try to celebrate the end of an autocracy.
It's here. That great place for wine is here at Feast.
Finally! It's summer!
Hey, thanks, Dad.
She does so much for you- you really should consider taking her out for a bite. And a drink.
Or, if you prefer, Feaster.
No snakes in Ireland, but plenty of Irish goodness at Feast this Sunday.