Having become friends with Keith on my multiple visits to his restaurant, it was clear he was one of those hands-on operators who took his business and his environmental impact very seriously. He grew a number of items like sprouts in-house and made a concerted effort to purchase most, if not all, produce locally. The best part about the space in my eyes though was the bar counter crafted from a salvaged giant tree trunk. This being one of the more unique features, I hope the taqueria will retain it. The restaurant had been for sale for months.
Keith had made two hard fought but unsuccessful bids for State House District 80 over the past two years, but I'm told it is actually Keith's need to attend to an out-of-state matter that led to his desire to sell the restaurant.
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