Urban Hill, the Post District's first big tenant, is open and serving wood-fired bison steaks, fine wines and raw oysters.
It’s also the first business to open in the Post District. Right now, that means diners will catch glimpses of Tyvek wrap, cranes and hard hats. Eventually, it’s meant to be a bustling new neighborhood with 13 acres of offices, apartments, shops, restaurants and bars — including the newest location of Level Crossing Brewery.
“And our kitchen remains fully open,” he said. “All of our restaurants have kitchens that are open — we’re big believers in letting the guests get a look at what it takes to cook all of this food.” “We take all the ashes out every night, and put them in the back and they collect them on a weekly basis,” Kirchheimer said. “Local wood is what we use. It’s a lot of fun. People here feel like they’re at a party table, because they’re right in the action. You get to see the chefs at work.”
The other private dining room — which also holds 50 people — was designed to have more of a Parisian cafe feel, with accordion windows and light-colored tile floor. The menu also features items not cooked on the grill: Dill-seasoned latkes, a hat tip to David Kirscheimer’s Jewish heritage; and Urban Hill’s most popular dish, the beef tallow potato pavé.
And, true to their company’s name, dessert, with a menu developed by Zocco in tandem with Hearth and Hill pastry chef Jessie Rae Nakoneczny, including an affogato — in which vanilla ice cream is “drowned” with a shot of Publik Coffee Roaster’s espresso.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Was the Speaker Vote Drama a Productive Debate or a Waste of Time?The vote for a Speaker of the House dragged on longer than expected. Was this a good thing? See analysis and perspectives across the spectrum from FoxNewsOpinion, thehill, and Milbank:
Read more »
Denver City Council to vote on affordable housing project in northeast Park HillDenver's Department of Housing and Stability (HOST) is planning a multi-million dollar project that would add a 253-unit apartment and townhouse complex at the corner of 38th Ave. and Holly Street. via RussellHaythorn
Read more »
Divide between East Cleveland city council and administration now threatens city employee paychecksThe deep divide on East Cleveland city council is now threatening the paychecks of city employees.
Read more »
Urban League calls for embattled PNW Chancellor Keon to resign from its boardThe Urban League’s national and local offices have joined the call for Purdue University Northwest Chancellor Thomas Keon to step away from one of his community leadership roles after a racist remark he made during one of last month’s commencement ceremonies.
Read more »
Gardening: Urban farming on the upswing in Columbus areaThe number of urban farms in Greater Columbus has increased more than fivefold from seven in 2014 to 35-plus today.
Read more »