Thursday, March 20, 2008
Bob Amick At It Again, This Time A New Orleans Influenced Concept
Bob Amick, the tireless restaurateur who brought us the original Mick's and most recently with his Concentrics Restaurant Group, STATS it at it again, this time on North Highland. With plans to restore the old pipe factory at 240 N. Highland, Amick will launch Parish: Foods & Goods. Amick has retained designer Taylor Dawson to help restore the the 1890s building. Parish seems to have it all, with an "Eatzi's" like grocery selection along New Orleans style po' boys available to go not to mention the second level restaurant with New Orleans-style classics and live jazz piano. After being pushed from a scheduled January opening, Parish is now set to open in April.
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