Showing posts with label beef. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beef. Show all posts

Friday, May 31, 2013

Smoke 'em if you got 'em

If you're up for watching ships and wandering through Canal Park, might we suggest our other favorite place for noms – the Northern Waters Smokehaus located in the DeWitt-Seitz Marketplace. The sandwiches never disappoint and you certainly won't leave hungry. The daily specials are worth waiting in line to get one, just know that you need to get there as close to 11:30 as possible because they can run out very quickly. Our go to favs from the regular menu – the DeWitt Seitzer with ham and the Italiensk. Simple, tasty, and broad appeal. 
We have lots of love for the Smokehaus, so much in fact that we save our frequent buyer punch card and bring it with us each time we pass through Duluth. Some good news for folks who can't get to the port city, the Smokehaus has $18 flat rate shipping! We could wax poetic about cured meats but we're going to let the pictures do the talking for us this time.

Enjoy!











Thursday, May 30, 2013

A Day of Recovery

After a long hard night of Scotch tasting, the Hedonists headed over to a long time staple of visitors in Duluth - Fitger's. There is certainly plenty to do there from shopping to eating. The purpose of our visit was to get a little "day after" nourishment. We were craving beer battered fries, burgers, and fried fish. We ambled over to the Fitger's Brewhouse Brewery and Grille to satisfy our cravings. Admittedly, we did skip partaking in a frosty cold brew or two. After having such a rich night of whisky, we felt the prudent thing to do was to refresh ourselves with copious amounts of ice water.


The fish and chips at the brewhouse are awesome and the burgers are super yummy. As of right now, the brewhouse is using their own Scottish Highland cattle for some of the beef options on the menu. The plan is to use the local beef for more and more of the menu as time goes by and their herd increases. Raising their own cattle is not about being trendy, but really is more of a matter of practicality since the brewery sends the spent grain over to the farm to be used as feed. Beef that is mostly grass fed and then finished with spent grain from the brewery makes for some tasty eating.


Bottom line, if you find yourself wanting a burger and fries or fish and chips, we favor Fitger's Brewhouse.

Cheers!