The answer to the mystery restaurant
I called the woman who had the fabulous new restaurant tip around noon, and she sounded like a) I had woken her up and b) she didn't have a clue why I would be calling her. But after I jogged her memory she told me the restaurant was Gutman's in Canton Arts and Entertainment. I asked her for a phone number. (I already knew it doesn't have a Web site yet.) She said it was in her phone and she would have to call me back.
She hasn't yet. I'm going home.
Comments
Too Funny. That was my guess but I didn't comment before. I just walked by there and it seemed dead the other day. I think they have a chef's table.
Posted by: Tony | October 19, 2009 6:50 PM
I thought it might be Diablita in Little Italy East (or Harboreast North). I drove by and it looked like it was open this evening. Not sure what their menu is like
Posted by: Balteater | October 19, 2009 8:06 PM
I will tell you, not only is their marketing terrible but unless they paint the outside of their establishment it will always look like hookah's. I also took a moment to stop in and look around a few weekends ago and it was absolutely dead. They have three sections - A "lavish" sports bar (kind of looks like a swingers den, key bowl anyone?), a full-service restaurant (the menu is an absolute scramble, just a lot of mixed flavors - really weird) and a raw bar which was absolutely empty minus the few bartenders that looked absolutely depressed to be in a such a dead spot on a weekend night.
It's too bad that what looks like a lot of money was invested for such a poor executed plan. Just my opinion but it was a very awkward environment.
Posted by: I-Support-The-Draft | October 19, 2009 8:42 PM
I actually stopped by this place on Friday and had some of the oysters in the Raw bar. (Its called the Black Pearl)
They were great I'll be back for more I'm sure.
Posted by: chef Kevin | October 26, 2009 8:34 AM
The number is 410-982-0088. Its in the Yellow pages.
Posted by: cantonite | November 4, 2009 4:01 PM