Kitchen 56: Stroll and Roll into Happy Hour
Categories: First Taste
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| Erica O'Neil |
| Crispy, cornmeal-crusted calamari tossed in Asian slaw with Thai peanuts and a miso caramel sauce. Oddly addicting, and it managed to remain crispy from beginning to end. |
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| Erica O'Neil |
| Steamed edamame, tossed with chili flakes, oyster sauce, and salty soy. Much better than a simple sprinkle of sea salt. |
While bar bites aren't included as a happy hour feature, between the hours of 3 and 6 Tuesday through Sunday, guests can enjoy relaxed pricing on their afternoon pick me ups. All drafts are priced at a buck off, like local Four Peaks Peach Ale and Left Hand Milk Stout, apparently an excellent alternative for the pussy beer drinker (i.e. think outside the Bud box). Winos will be pleased to know that their by-the-glass choice is discounted two bucks, averaging about $5 for a pretty substantial pour, and specialty cocktails are a flat fiver.
Plus, there's a bonus to get you walking and rolling from the neighborhood down to try out Kitchen 56. Through April, Stroll or Roll your way into Kitchen 56 on bike or hoofing it, and receive a 10% discount on the bill. Seems like a pretty good way to lure in the neighbors.
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| Erica O'Neil |
| Tender corn cakes finished on the griddle and topped with a sweet and savory pulled pork. A solid starter. |
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