We’ve crafted a limited time menu that celebrates both the classic and the new. Our collaboration with Pistachio Papi will truly elevate your pancake experience. This delicious journey starts 25 November at all of our 13 restaurants.
📸 Content Hustlers
What's your favorite meal for a company event? What's the ultimate cuisine that gets you excited to attend?
I'll go first: I love a corporate pizza party 🍕 🍕
Doing some important research here—share your favorites below!
#CompanyCulture#TeamBuilding
Bringing the best, every day ... shout out to the teams at Shaws Crab House and RPM Steak for making this possible: being included in People magazine's "24 Hour Food Tours in Chicago" - check it out here: https://bit.ly/3Uzbzzn#LettuceLife
#SupportBlackBusiness - Classic Eats in Burien isn't just a restaurant; it's a culinary experience where the past meets the present in a symphony of flavors. Owner Tony Hayes' passion for food shines through in every dish, from the iconic Jambalaya Grits to the Cajun Chicken Pasta. "I come up with some of my best dishes when I'm getting ready for a bodybuilding competition," Tony confesses. "When I'm starving, I'm super creative."
This creativity is evident in the diverse menu, which blends Southern comfort food with global influences. "Everything you see is from scratch," Tony proudly states, and you can taste the difference. The fresh, homemade ingredients create an explosion of flavor in every bite. But it's not just the food that keeps customers coming back; it's the warm, welcoming atmosphere that Tony and his staff create.
"Tony makes you feel like you're one of his best friends from a long time ago," says regular customer Ameet Prasad. "It's not just him, it's the entire staff." This sense of community, combined with the delicious food and Tony's infectious energy, makes Classic Eats a must-visit for anyone in the Burien area. So next time you're looking for a place to enjoy a great meal and feel like part of the family, remember Tony's words: "Everyday is Monday." Why wait to start your culinary adventure? When you get to Classic Eats make sure and tell them Besa Gordon sent you!
Classic Eats
918 SW 152nd St, Burien, WA 98166
www.classiceatsburien.com#Back2Besa#SeattleSoulFood#BurienSoulFood#BlackSeattle#BlackInSeattle
#SupportBlackBusiness - Classic Eats in Burien isn't just a restaurant; it's a culinary experience where the past meets the present in a symphony of flavors. Owner Tony Hayes' passion for food shines through in every dish, from the iconic Jambalaya Grits to the Cajun Chicken Pasta. "I come up with some of my best dishes when I'm getting ready for a bodybuilding competition," Tony confesses. "When I'm starving, I'm super creative."
This creativity is evident in the diverse menu, which blends Southern comfort food with global influences. "Everything you see is from scratch," Tony proudly states, and you can taste the difference. The fresh, homemade ingredients create an explosion of flavor in every bite. But it's not just the food that keeps customers coming back; it's the warm, welcoming atmosphere that Tony and his staff create.
"Tony makes you feel like you're one of his best friends from a long time ago," says regular customer Ameet Prasad. "It's not just him, it's the entire staff." This sense of community, combined with the delicious food and Tony's infectious energy, makes Classic Eats a must-visit for anyone in the Burien area. So next time you're looking for a place to enjoy a great meal and feel like part of the family, remember Tony's words: "Everyday is Monday." Why wait to start your culinary adventure? When you get to Classic Eats make sure and tell them Besa Gordon sent you!
Classic Eats
918 SW 152nd St, Burien, WA 98166
www.classiceatsburien.com#Back2Besa#SeattleSoulFood#BurienSoulFood#BlackSeattle#BlackInSeattle
🔍 Want to know the secret ingredient to a thriving restaurant?
It's not on your menu. It's in your kitchen.
This week's Local Marketing Lab tip comes from culinary expert Christian Fischer:
Highlight your chefs, their stories, and their unique twists on traditional dishes.
Why? Because people crave connection, not just food.
Try this:
‣ Feature a "Chef Spotlight" on your social media
‣ Share the inspiration behind your signature dish
‣ Let your chef host a live Q&A with customers
Remember: Your chef's personality can be your biggest differentiator in a crowded market.
Have you tried showcasing your culinary talent?
Share your experience or plans in the comments!
#RestaurantMarketing#ChefSpotlight#LocalBusiness#HospitalityTips
If you're in Alpharetta and craving some good Mexican food, El Don Mexican Bar and Grill is the place to be! This cozy spot takes you straight to flavor town with its menu packed full of classic dishes that are sure to hit the spot. 🌟
Whether you're grabbing a quick lunch or settling in for a fun dinner, you'll find a relaxed atmosphere that feels just right. 😍🍽️I
In short, El Don Mexican Bar and Grill is all about good food, good drinks, and good company. This is definitely worth checking out!
#restaurantreview#restaurantrecommendation#instadaily#instagood#instafood#foodstagram#instafoodie
Thoughts about the menu:
The menu is not the food.
The menu is about the food.
The menu is part of the entire restaurant experience.
But it is not the entirety of the experience.
The truth of the food is in the experiencing of the food.
Thoughts about life - about self - are not life itself.
When you go looking for the self you believe in, what do you find?
Can you find anyone or anything other than the experiencing of life? Can you find anything other than being?
Included in being are stories about being.
But the stores are not the truth of being itself.
Confusing being and the stories about it is like confusing the menu for the food.
#unstruggling#clarity#ease#relief
🖥 Day 10 of #100DaysOfCode challenge: Creating a simple menu
for day 10, I spent my morning creating a classic restaurant menu website. The website has 5 buttons at the header, each belonging to a category of food. Clicking on a button will show you the food that belongs to this category