Dear Feastlings,
This past weekend felt mysteriously normal. Not that normal can even be defined very easily these days, but it felt like a restaurant in here, which it hasn’t for a bit.
This summer has been a quiet one, as people have returned to traveling, and I’m glad for them- it’s a sad state of affairs when a place whose thermometer already hovers in the triple digits finds itself unseasonably warm. I can only hope that people continue to travel when Tucson again becomes a destination, though, as the summer has left us with tighter belts and some queasy apprehension. Although it may just be the state of the planet that leaves us with queasy apprehension.
Regardless, after a quiet lunch that belies the weekend’s buzzy atmosphere, here I am beating the going-out drum again.
As luck would have it, we’ve created a few options for you. Obviously, there’s the October menu, of which you can avail yourself any Tuesday through Saturday.
https://www.eatatfeast.com/dining/menus/lunch-dinner/
But we’ve also got a wine tasting set up for this Saturday, as we’re wont to do:
And there are a couple of additional events as well. First, there’s a dinner coming up next week with Alex Durfee of Oliver McCrum Wines and Spirits, importer of Italian deliciousness. It’s on Wednesday the 16th, at 6 pm, and the wines, I can tell you from experience, are special without being bankbreakers. The menu looks like this, and it promises to be a great dinner.
Trust your importer: wine dinner with Alex Durfee of Oliver McCrum Wines and Spirits
November holds more in store for you, like a dinner to benefit the Rogue Theatre in conjunction with their production of Italo Calvino’s novel(ettes,) If on a winter’s night a traveler. The dinner takes place after their matinee performance on Sunday, November 3rd, at 5:00 pm, and although we still have yet to reopen on Sundays as a regular offering, we’ll be here for you and the Rogue that day.
Benefit dinner for the Rogue Theatre: If on a winter’s night a traveler
Likewise, on Sunday, November 17th, we’ll be here for you and Deep Sky Vineyard, when we do a dinner for you, them, and their wine club members, so we encourage you to join us for that as well.
I know. It’s a lot. But with any luck, one of these events speaks to you, or several of them, and you’ll look forward to them as much as we are. See you soon.
Your pals at Feast