Slideshow First Look: Miller's Guild December 4, 2013 Meet the Grillworks Infierno, a custom-built, nine-foot grill that serves as the restaurant's showpiece.Photography by Sara Marie D'EugenioThe Infierno offers multiple cooking surfaces for grilling, blistering, and smoking. Photography by Sara Marie D'EugenioTen seats lining the butcher block counter may be the best spots in the house—at least on these cool winter evenings. Photography by Sara Marie D'EugenioOriginal crown molding was uncovered during the remodel and preserved to give the restaurant a sense of history. Photography by Sara Marie D'EugenioProduce like these purple heirloom carrots benefit from some time in the hearth as much as any meat.Photography by Sara Marie D'EugenioDoes it get any more primal than this? Check out the grill marks on that Niman Ranch T-bone. Photography by Sara Marie D'EugenioThis suckling pig breast was cooked in a cast iron pan nestled in the coals; Gala apples were charred on the grill's top racks. Photography by Sara Marie D'Eugenio of Call it a hearth. Call it the inferno. Just don't call it a grill. Filed under Jason Wilson, Miller's Guild, Hotel Restaurants Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share via Email Share on Reddit Show Comments