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Restaurant project construction delays are nothing new for Los Angeles chefs. Appliances and materials get back ordered. Inspections take forever. The wait can be excruciating. Just ask fans of Gary Menes, who have been waiting for the opening of his new Le Comptoir location in Koreatown at the Hotel Normandie.
It is an opening that was first announced more than a year ago. But when Le Comptoir opens in mid November, Menes will finally be up and running in the first permanent location for what had been strictly a traveling restaurant concept.
At the Le Comptoir at Hotel Normandie he plans on serving 10 diners each night at two seatings at 6 and 8:30 p.m. from Tuesday through Saturday nights. The six-course prix-fixe menu will be $67 per person with an additional wine pairing for $39.
Menes, who has lived in Long Beach since the third grade, when his Coast Guard father was stationed there, has only left his hometown for stints at The Dining Room at the Ritz-Carlton San Francisco and The French Laundry.
He and his wife, Rosa, are raising their four children there. His Long Beach roots run even deeper. Nine months ago, he took over the Gladys Avenue Urban Farm from oceanographer Charles Moore. Now this tiny farm, an eighth of an acre in East Long Beach, bursts with the produce Menes has been nurturing for his new Le Comptoir menu.
Menes makes his decisions about what to grow with one simple determining factor, It all depends on what I want to cook. Describing his cuisine as hyper-seasonal, currently Menes is harvesting black-eyed peas, purple romanesco broccoli, cheddar cauliflower and filet beans as well as Musquee de Provence pumpkins and blue Hubbard squash.
In another section of the farm, Menes shows off his prized Hokkaido squash. I am going to roast them whole, cut tranches and serve them like steak with herbs and sage rosemary and butter, then put that on top of wheat berries with an onion jus. It will have that mouth feel of meat, of something substantial, more than a plate of vegetables.
Menes plans to grow as much as half of the ingredients for his news menus at the farm. I plan to spend 50% of my time here and 50% at the restaurant. All of the cooking starts here now. On the plate is just the end result. Menes will share the farm space with his staff, who will each be responsible for harvesting produce for the restaurant there at least once a week.
Tasting the fruit of Menes labors will begin next month at Le Comptoir. He will continue to source additional ingredients from his favorite farms including Weiser and Rutiz. He'll source seafood from Stephanie Munz of Santa Barbara and pork from Cook Pigs Ranch and Tails & Trotters.
He plans to bake bread for Le Comptoir with his own 19-year-old sourdough starter and to make fresh churned butter as well. The sourdough starter will also make an appearance in the dessert course, when Menes pairs doughnuts with coffee from Trystero and his other favorite coffee roasters.
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Construction crews returned to work on The Diner Tuesday morning following a stop work order that shut down the project for nearly three months.
It is a breath of fresh air, Director of Operations Jonathon Scott said. We are getting back to work and to our ultimate goal to build something unique.
The Diner will be a 24-hour multi-floor restaurant serving food around the clock on the corner of Demonbreun and Third Avenue South.
The Metro Codes Department issued the stop work order because the size of the sidewalks surrounding the business was smaller than codes required.
When construction began on the restaurant, the initial plan was to preserve at least 50 percent of the existing structure, but during construction, crews were told to install an underground vault to house NES transformers.
As the vault was installed, the existing wall became unstable and the construction crew decided to tear it down for safety.
When the wall was demolished, Metro Codes notified the owners that the project would be reclassified as new construction as opposed to a remodel.
New construction in that area of Nashville is in the Rutledge Hill Redevelopment District, an area governed by the Metro Development and Housing Agency with guidelines for the design and placement of signage in redevelopment districts
One of the guidelines is that sidewalks around new construction must be wider, and in the case of The Diner, the MDHA required it to be 16 feet wide.
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Above, A car accident near Franks Place restaurant in Oak Harbor damaged several statues in front of the restaurant. that once stood upon a memorial wall he and others built for veterans.
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The way Frank Pulu sees it, the statues that have stood in front of his restaurant in Oak Harbor for years represent more than a tribute to veterans of military service.
Last Friday night, Pulu believes they might have saved a life.
Several statues that stand in front of Franks Place restaurant on State Highway 20 were destroyed during a single-car accident that sent the car off the road and resting on its side.
Pulu said the brass replica of the Statue of Liberty took the brunt of the force, and he knew the impact was severe because the massive concrete base in which the statue rested was lifted from the ground. He estimates the base weighed at least two tons.
The accident also took out three other statues, including a sailor and a Seabee, a symbol for the U.S. Naval construction battalion.
The driver, Keith Ferguson, 50, needed to be extricated from his car by the fire department and was transported to Whidbey General Hospital.
Pulu had heard the driver wasnt seriously injured.
If it wasnt for the statues Pulu said, standing in front of his restaurant at a level lower than the street. I think Lady (Liberty) saved his life and saved the business.
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