Table Bar

We’re pretty open for dinner tonight, come treat your dad to a nice bottle of wine and our delicious menu.

You should come buy your dad some wine. Impress your father and me by buying this case. If you do I’ll give you 20% off.

Thank you to everyone who came in last night. We sold out of everything!!! 🤯 I’ll be restocking today with fresh everything! we’re having a great time pulling this menu off.

Come on down, grab a few bottles of Barolo for your dad and order the whole menu. I’m pretty sure you can get everything on the menu for a little more than $100!!!! It’s bonkers!! Either I don’t understand pricing or you’re paying too much everywhere else. Either way C’est la vie!!

Our dinner menu is 🔥right now, but the Eton Mess is 🤯

For this week’s oyster adventure, I decided to dive a little deeper. Try to give you a rare insight into my headspace on my journey to capture the elusive oyster.

The original table bar at 63 Bluxome st. in San Francisco was stacked with books. Morgan Peirce’s Aunt Jacqui remarked upon meeting me for the first time, in our living room aka the original Table Bar, that I was a book hoarder. I don’t deny my love of books. I’m most comfortable falling asleep with at least six books nearby just in case I wake suddenly and need to read something.

It’s important to point out that in days of misinformation there’s something dangerous about words that cannot be easily changed to fit the current narrative.

That is why I’ve joined forces with New York Review Books to bring something that is the only one of its nature. The folks at NYRB assured me they use to have a wine shop in the lower east side do something similar, but they have stopped. So this is a unicorn!! 1 book & 1 bottle of wine. Every two months. 1 low price.

The books will be selected from the NYRB classics publishing house. They will be paired with a wine. We will get together once every two months to discuss the selected book and the wine. If you live outside of maine, no problem Table22 and I will ship it to you!! You can join the book discussion via zoom.

The first selection will be a book that I have suggested and gifted more times than I can count. It’s a book about William Stoner, a man born to poor farmers who becomes an English professor at the University of Missouri. This book is about nothing and everything. It will have you weeping for the loss of an insignificant figure. It’s John Williams masterpiece.

The first 15 people to sign up receive a free table bar wine and book club tote bag, featuring Pearl’s drawing. You have till the end of June to be eligible to receive July’s offer.

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