[SEA] Gypsy

[little ms foodie]

I just read the Times food article on Gypsy and another in the Seattle Weekly. How fricken cool is this? Ok, don't tease me....whose been? I'm not asking for specifics as I don't want to put the program in jeopardy, just curious who on the board has found themselves in the inner circle!

[tsquare]

You know, you could organize a dinner at someone's home, hire a chef, and invite here - you'd get a dozen relative strangers to show up and split the costs. What's the difference? Just need to find someone with a nice kitchen and a deck or pretty garden...

[laurel]

I went to the same dinner as the Times reviewer went to, and I thought the food was as excellent as the article claimed. Since we reserved late, Joe and I ended up at a table by ourselves.. next time I'll definitely ask for a seat at the communal table.

[MGLloyd]

So anyone reading this posting who is part of the Gypsy experience should feel free to add my wife and I to the email list! We would love to come! Hint, hint.

[ExtraMSG]

Remember, us Portlanders often have restaurants named the same. We have a Gypsy, eg. It's just three extra presses to put an SEA in the title......

[Abra]

Brilliant idea, to ask to be added to the email list. Me too, if anyone's willing, pretty please.

[little ms foodie]

Remember, us Portlanders often have restaurants named the same. We have a Gypsy, eg. It's just three extra presses to put an SEA in the title......

I'm sorry, this was my fault!

[Placebo]

Yes, ditto on the list please. It sounds fantastic. I am willing to offer bribes of butter as needed.

Edited August 23, 2004 by Placebo (log)