Scoop du Jour for Oct. 30, 2008
Perkins Rowe to get Brazil-style eatery
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The Texas de Brazil restaurant, featuring a variety of grilled Brazilian-style beef and pork cuts, is scheduled to open at Perkins Rowe in November.
Decorated to create a rustic Brazilian atmosphere, the restaurant features 15 different meats grilled over an open fire, “Churrascaria style,” and carved tableside. Other specialties include chicken breast wrapped in bacon, rack of lamb and Brazilian sausage. In addition to traditional salad items, the salad bar offers black beans with pork, cheeses, marinated mushrooms and artichoke hearts, and sushi.
Guests have a choice of two flat rates, $29.99 or $42.99.
The Perkins Rowe development, at 10155 Perkins Road at Bluebonnet Boulevard, is designed to resemble a small town with apartments, condos, restaurants, bars, shops, offices and an upscale market.
Cafe Sbisa reopens in New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS – Cafe Sbisa reopened Oct. 17 under the helm of chef/owner Glen Hogh. The restaurant specializes in classic and contemporary Creole dishes.
Located at 1011 Decatur St. across from the French Market in the French Quarter, the two-story building dates to the 1820s. It features a large bar, private dining rooms, two balconies and a patio. Hours are 5:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday. The telephone is (504) 522-5565.
The restaurant had been closed since Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
Decorated to create a rustic Brazilian atmosphere, the restaurant features 15 different meats grilled over an open fire, “Churrascaria style,” and carved tableside. Other specialties include chicken breast wrapped in bacon, rack of lamb and Brazilian sausage. In addition to traditional salad items, the salad bar offers black beans with pork, cheeses, marinated mushrooms and artichoke hearts, and sushi.
Guests have a choice of two flat rates, $29.99 or $42.99.
The Perkins Rowe development, at 10155 Perkins Road at Bluebonnet Boulevard, is designed to resemble a small town with apartments, condos, restaurants, bars, shops, offices and an upscale market.
Cafe Sbisa reopens in New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS – Cafe Sbisa reopened Oct. 17 under the helm of chef/owner Glen Hogh. The restaurant specializes in classic and contemporary Creole dishes.
Located at 1011 Decatur St. across from the French Market in the French Quarter, the two-story building dates to the 1820s. It features a large bar, private dining rooms, two balconies and a patio. Hours are 5:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday. The telephone is (504) 522-5565.
The restaurant had been closed since Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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