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Another threshold to cross

Maybe we’re not quite ready to lay out a welcome mat, but at least we have a place to put one.  Our front door has been framed out and measurements have been taken for the glass.  Now that we have a threshold, I’d say we’ve crossed a couple of figurative thresholds as well: we no […]

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Exhausted, but the good way

Uncrated and full of majesty, our exhaust hood is now hanging from the rafters.  In a way, it’s like buying tires, or maybe fixing your roof:  it costs a lot more than you feel it should, and in the end, you only have something that you need, as opposed to something fun.  That said, I […]

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the big green sign

The big green sign is up, so you have a couple of weeks to express your support for (or to complain about) our moving the liquor license to the new location.  My vote: support it.  We’ll be able to offer tastier drinks with a liquor license.  Seriously, doesn’t a Bohemian Bicycle sound good right now?  […]

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framed

The windows are all framed up; we’re just waiting for the glass.  And there’s more going on as well, but it makes for less enthralling photos.  There’s insulation in the ceiling, for instance, but I can’t say it’s exciting to look at.

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What a difference a day makes

Wow.  I thought I wouldn’t bring the camera today, because how much could they get done in a few hours?  As it turns out, they can get quite a bit done.  I went home and got the camera.  In the four hours that they had worked in my absence, most of the walls in the […]

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Our biggest fans

Three fans of a very silly size showed up yesterday.  They’re not much to look at, but they will keep billowing clouds of airborne olive oil from wafting through the restaurant.  They’ll also keep it from wafting over Discount Tire, as per City Code.  No wafting.  Mostly a fire-related stipulation, but I think it’s wrong […]

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the separation between Feast and the outside world

In preparation for stuffing our guests with beautiful food, we’re stuffing our walls with beautiful insulation.  Oh, how cozy we’ll all be- toasty warm in the winter and cool in the summer, except for the part where we have four ovens, a steamer, a fryer, two char-broilers, two griddles, eighteen burners and the heat from […]

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the Masons and their Secrets

Our friends, the masons, are back.  Now they’re working on an enclosure for our trash and recycling.  I know you thought we didn’t produce any trash, but truly, every restaurant does.  Still, while the footprint of our restaurant is large, our carbon footprint will be as small as we can keep it.  As it is, […]

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Duct, duct, goose.

Yesterday, for your protection, our friends spent the day putting in seemingly endless lengths of pipe to shower you with water in the event of a fire.  Not that we intend to set anything on fire, but if the restaurant does go up in flames, our guests won’t.  There are sprinklers to beat the band.  […]

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A bird’s-eye view

It only just now occurred to me that all these photos probably haven’t coalesced into a big mental picture for you yet.  So here we are: this is what Feast will look like from above.  On your lower left, you’ll see the private dining room.  There’ll be a projector and a screen, a place to […]

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