The former Nettletown and Sitka and Spruce goes red.
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The former Nettletown and Sitka and Spruce goes red.
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The shelves that held bottles, glasses and serviceware at Nettletown are put to a sleeker use.
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The shelves that held bottles, glasses and serviceware at Nettletown are put to a sleeker use.
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The menu board is an assemblage of old classroom chalkboards.
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The menu board is an assemblage of old classroom chalkboards.
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On the menu: crudos; pig parts and other small plates with a slightly Mediterranean vibe.
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On the menu: crudos; pig parts and other small plates with a slightly Mediterranean vibe.
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Chalkboard paint in the bathroom invites drawings and drunken scrawls. Or blind(folded) pigs.
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Chalkboard paint in the bathroom invites drawings and drunken scrawls. Or blind(folded) pigs.
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The restaurant opens November 3 at 5pm for dinner.
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The restaurant opens November 3 at 5pm for dinner.
It’s all so familiar: The Subway franchise next door. That comically tight parking lot. The small dining room, painted a deep hue. And yet it feels new. Tonight the tiny Eastlake restaurant that once housed Sitka and Spruce, then Nettletown, makes its debut as…
