Top Chef Canada contestants to reunite for next Charlie’s Burgers dinner
Charlie’s Burgers, the no-longer-quite-so-elusive dining experience helmed by Franco Stalteri, has released (sparse) details regarding the next Toronto dinner. What we know: the chefs will be former Top Chef Canada winner Carl Heinrich (whose restaurant, Richmond Station, a partnership with Ryan Donovan, is set to open in September) alongside runners-up Trevor Bird and Jonathan Korecki; the menu will include tequila-laden snow cones, trout crackling, wild boar, peach melba and an undisclosed amuse bouche whose entire description reads “something good—by now, we hope you trust us.” Tickets are $225 for the August 12 dinner, which will take place in a mystery location downtown. Foodies looking to score a seat at the event should get their names on the anti-restaurant’s list of potential diners ASAP. Unsurprisingly, we’re told there are already plenty of RSVPs. [h/t Toronto.com]
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Charlie’s Burgers, the no-longer-quite-so-elusive dining experience helmed by Franco Stalteri, has released (sparse) details regarding the next Toronto dinner. What we know: the chefs will be former Top Chef Canada winner Carl Heinrich (whose restaurant, Richmond Station, a partnership with Ryan Donovan, is set to open in September) alongside runners-up Trevor Bird and Jonathan Korecki; the menu will include tequila-laden snow cones, trout crackling, wild boar, peach melba and an undisclosed amuse bouche whose entire description reads “something good—by now, we hope you trust us.” Tickets are $225 for the August 12 dinner, which will take place in a mystery location downtown. Foodies looking to score a seat at the event should get their names on the anti-restaurant’s list of potential diners ASAP. Unsurprisingly, we’re told there are already plenty of RSVPs. [h/t Toronto.com]){kind=link}