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Update: Georgian Terrace’s new ‘community bar’ Proof and Provision to open June 1
Photo courtesy of Proof and Provison on Facebook
Midtowners can soon dine, drink and be merry, in historic hotel’s basement.
After submitting an application for a building permit in January for an unnamed concept, Midtown’s 100-year-old hotel today revealed details on the new watering hole.
The Georgian Terrace Hotel in a press release announced Friday the opening of Proof and Provision, a new community bar, occupying the lower level of the hotel beneath Livingston Restaurant and Bar.
Proof and Provision is slated to open to the public June 1, according to the release.
Chef Zeb Stevenson, of the hotel’s Livingston Restaurant and Bar, will helm the Proof and Provision kitchen as well.
“We intend to create something that stands in contrast to what’s happening at Livingston, something more relaxed, more down-to-earth,” Stevenson said in the release.
For drinks, consider an emphasis on barrel-aged cocktails, not “speakeasy shtick:” a variety of crafted cocktails and artisan-style beers will be offered.
For eats, think small signature plates, “unusual finds and local producers,” such as deviled eggs, chicken liver mousse, hot pretzels with mustard and cheese sauce, grilled cheese and a take on pigs in a blanket.
For design, imagine exposed brick walls, concrete floors and plenty of industrial-looking elements mixed with some newer local flavor from wood artisan Skylar Morgan.
The 3,000-square-foot restaurant and bar is located on the lower level of The Georgian Terrace Hotel in the former Basta restaurant space.
TheDctr
May 26, 2012 at 1:38 am
Livingston isn’t as good as it was, but it’s still pretty great. Let’s hope this is as good as it should be!