opposed to fake apps that are not only useless, they have absolutely
nothing of interest in them—big retailers, you know who you are...)
Keeping shoppers and staffers from fainting away from hunger
and thirst, will be Big Cheese, Cutchall’s answer to what couturehandbag-crazed and tech-backpack-dazed people really crave: lattes,
teas and x-shots, scrumptious gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches,
home-made soups and salads, gourmet burgers (did I mention the
Hangover Burger?) and a selection of small-batch ales and beers
such as Rock Bottom and Lucky Bucket, and a carefully selected
wine list. Oh, and local gourmet ice cream. I mean, how can you
shop without ice cream?
“The basics, the connections between
great service, casual ambiance and
awesome food have not changed.”
You will – once you taste my contribution to
Honey Creek Creamery’s delicate, finely crafted
farmstead cheese. Seven flavors of chevre accented
with organic herbs. Featured in select local
restaurants, grocers, and businesses in the
Omaha/Council Bluffs metro area.
Stock up for the holidayS!
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One thing is certain, as dining habits have changed in Omaha,
restaurants have changed with them. But the basics, the connections
between great service, casual ambiance, and awesome food have
not changed, and it seems, they are just getting better. And I mean,
you gotta get the basics right, it’s the Midwest for goodness sake,
and we like our comfort food. Clearly, Cutchall hasn’t forgotten the
diner while he’s looking for those connections to make. Too many
folks in the restaurant biz forget that novelty isn’t the same thing
as innovation. Nifty isn’t always tasty and creativity is much more
than just whipping up some fish foam or freezing fruit with liquid
nitrogen. By my account, I think Cutchall’s restaurants will keep
dishing up comforting, tasty innovation in the years to come. And
that’s a pretty nifty connection to make.
Cutchall resides in Omaha with his wife Molly and their
son Chase.
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