Everyone by Camilo Rojas–has popped up on the dining room wall and the Florida room, the restaurant’s lounge, is staying put but expanding to include a beer-only package store. Now, a more pop culture sentiment is at play with a bar made up of more than two hundred VHS cassettes. In keeping with its original seafaring concept, the bar at Spillover consisted of hundreds of Old Bay cans. Kaptain Kush will be on-hand in several incarnations, from an official security guard (mannequin) ensuring everyone adheres to safe distance practices to a renovated, vintage Zoltar machine that will disperse custom fortunes, wisdom, and scorn in equal amounts. The newly-designed Kush Coconut Grove will feature a number of new art pieces, many composed of reclaimed wood, echoing the original Kush’s look in Wynwood. Hourly Forecast for Today, Saturday 06/18 Today 06/18 15 / 0 in A mix of clouds and sun early followed by cloudy skies this afternoon. Most offer a cornucopia of pop culture references as well as hidden Easter eggs begging for discovery, many from his personal collection of memorabilia, knickknacks, and tchotchkes.
All Kush Hospitality concepts are painstakingly designed and dressed by Kuscher himself, with no detail left unattended. Kush Coconut Grove will be as much a feast for the eyes as the palate. Most notable,120K, a drink created “to honor” the now-infamous banana-taped-to-a-wall art installation from Art Basel Miami Beach 2019.
The Peanut Butter Old Fashioned(bourbon, Screwball whiskey, grape jam) will be served in a Smucker’s jar andPurple Drank(Fords gin, Giffard Crème de Violette) in a CapriSun bag. Anyone who knows about the bar programs Kuscher creates knows that the “wow factor” is a founding principle this will be no different at Kush Coconut Grove.
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This includes the third in the proprietary Kaptain Kush Series called Dime Piece, a blonde ale made by Unbranded in Hialeah. In keeping with Kush’s well-earned rep as a beer lover’s paradise, the beer menu will be expanded, resplendent with locally-brewed and hard-to-find craft selections. Changes will also be found in the restaurant’s bar program. The expanded “Veggie Corner” will include a Black Bean Burger, Vegan Jambalaya, and a Vegan Crab Cake Sandwich. Spillover favorites making the transition include Snapper Scraps, Fish Tacos, and the Grouper Reuben as well as oysters, crab cakes, among others. New to the mix, Fish & Chips, Spicy Chicken Sandwich, Chili Burger, and Juanita’s Tortilla Soup. Kush favorites now on offer in Coconut Grove run the gamut, from must-have burgers and sandwiches such as the famous Farm-Style Chicken Sandwich andHobo Frito Pie. It truly is a rebirth of the space and the concept.įirst, the menu, which overflows with options and reads like a greatest-hits from both Spillover and Kush with new temptations in the mix. “Anyone who knows me knows I don’t do things in half measures,” Kuscher says, inarguably a truism for a man who doubles as the costumed Kaptain Kush, self-proclaimed Miami superhero and protector of all that makes Miami great and special.“This is far more than a new name and some menu items. HAPPY HOUR : Monday - Friday 4 Pm To 7 Pm BAR HAPPY HOUR : 7 Days A Week Bonus Hour 4 Pm To 8. And in addition to safety and service, Kuscher promises an exciting new experience for both Spillover fans and newcomers. And like its sibling concepts–Stephen’s Delicatessen and Kush Wynwood, among others–it will maintain all occupancy and social distancing protocols. We all need that.”Kush Coconut Grove also referred to as Kush by Spillover, will open to the public on Wednesday, June 17, 2020. I’m excited for fans to see it and happy that we have something positive to look forward to. The ‘time off’ afforded us the chance to work on everything, from the menu to bar program and even décor. “Spillover had an amazing run and certainly had its fans,” Kuscher noted.“But looking at how the market is changing and what customers want in these crazy, stressful times it was evident to me that the spirit of Kush–fun, casual, not taking itself seriously–was what was needed now. And with the temporary closure of his sea-centric Spillover restaurant in Coconut Grove and an eventual reopening planned, owner/operator Matthew Kuscher (the “Kush” in Kush Hospitality) saw just that: an opportunity to revamp the restaurant and bring his eponymous, and wildly successful, Kush concept to Coconut Grove. Trying times for all and challenges aplenty with them, opportunities as well. * Updated вівторок 5 Липень 2022 p.There has been no shortage of change in the South Florida food scene these past several months.
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