Locavore’s Delight: Sustainable Dinners at Ray’s Boathouse
Monthly multi-course meals show off the tasty wares of nearby food purveyors.
Posted by: Jessica Voelker on Feb 26, 2010 at 02:42PM
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It’s hard to argue with sustainably raised shellfish and grassfed local beef. And so we are liking the 2010 series from Ray’s Boathouse. Each month the restaurant hosts a dinner featuring food grown and raised sustainably in the Northwest. On March 4 from 6-8pm, it’s a five-course meal that includes oysters, scallops, mussels, and clams from Taylor Shellfish, Little Skookum, and Penn Cove.
Cost is $65—drinks, tax, and tip not included. Reservations at 206-789-3770, ext 3.
Meat more your bag? Sign up for a pig and beef extravaganza with humanely raised beasts from Skagit River Ranch in the Skagit Valley. It’s on April 3 and costs $60 sans beverage, but there is a pairing option with wines from Woodinville’s DiStefano Winery: a flight of three wines is $20. Call Ray’s for details.
Tags: Hamburgers, Restaurants, Locavore News, Special Dinners, Oysters
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