boss lady's comment

[Dirk Skene]

How about a Black Utilikilt Mocker, Black hose. ..................

I really like your logic

But it is a professional kitchen. Even if the watresses choose to wear black skirts they do not come around the corner to the "fire line." Too dangerous.

[Galician]

Just so you know, one of our members is having a kilt made with the houndstooth pattern worn by kitchen personnel!

[Dirk Skene]

Just so you know, one of our members is having a kilt made with the houndstooth pattern worn by kitchen personnel!

Coooel. I have seen the houndstooth & I have seen kitchen pants in the Shephard tartan too.

[woodard]

Dirk,
May I ask the name of the bistro? I worked as a waiter at La Baguette in White Station Plaza about 18 years ago.

[Frank McGrath]

Does she have a sister?

[Dirk Skene]

Dirk,
May I ask the name of the bistro? I worked as a waiter at La Baguette in White Station Plaza about 18 years ago.

It is brand new. It's in east Memphis at Quince & Kirby. The fellow that owns it is named Shalom, so it is "Shalome's Bistro." He's the baker & his wife runs the show. Nice folks. The only think that bothers me about the name is that some folks might write it off as a Jewish Delicatessen and it is a French Bistro. In Memphis Jewish deli's get very limited business.

[woodard]

It is brand new. It's in east Memphis at Quince & Kirby. The fellow that owns it is named Shalom, so it is "Shalome's Bistro." He's the baker & his wife runs the show. Nice folks. The only think that bothers me about the name is that some folks might write it off as a Jewish Delicatessen and it is a French Bistro. In Memphis Jewish deli's get very limited business.

Sounds a bit similar to La Baguette in that when you see the name, you think French. But the menu was Greek.
Are reservations required? If not, I might try to drop in when I get through Memphis. Sounds like good fare.

[Dirk Skene]

...........Are reservations required? If not, I might try to drop in when I get through Memphis.......

Absolutly not. But PM me anyway, just in case

[morrison]

Good words indeed.
Kilts up!