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checking out the student photography exhibition |
That was the secret password phrase that gave us entree into last night's
SecretEATS dinner. Not sure what the phrase signified and I forgot to ask. Maybe the host at the door just liked to be told he was an angel.
Once again, the welcome cocktail included some Bombay Sapphire gin - and once again, it was good. Dinner was prepared by Chefs James Diack and Matthew Wright, both from
Coobs restaurant on 4th Avenue in Parkhurst (yet another restaurant I have been wanting to try!) Coobs sources their produce from local suppliers and organic farms to
create unique modern bistro-style food. Close to 75% of ingredients come
from our organic farm ‘Brightside’ in the Magaliesburg.
The secret location? The College of Digital Photography in Saxonwold. I didn't even know there was a local college of digital photography. But now that I do, I am going to take some classes there. And there was a 25% off voucher in the goodie bag - Woohoo!
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photo studio turned dining space |
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clever centerpieces |
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the brew of the evening was Innis & Gunn ale aged in Scottish whiskey barrels |
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Radford Dale wines from The Winery of Good Hope |
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Merlyn M from Piece de Resistance 0835707795 |
I met a milliner ... or as they say in South Africa, a hatterer.
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Vince chats with Chef James Diack |
Vince met a chef. Maybe he was the angel in question. Dinner certainly was divine.
And because it was a photography school, they had a photo booth:
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I love photo booths!! |
I adore your bag.
ReplyDeleteOld Eric Javits I brought to SA with me. Never goes out of style. XO
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