An Exceptional Experience for the Gastronome
On Wednesday June 20th, Meat Market Palm Beach will be hosting a Far Niente Wine Dinner. Priced at $150 (excluding tax and gratuity), this four-course dinner will begin with a reception at 7PM followed by a sit down dinner at 7:30PM. Diners can indulge in delicious culinary delights crafted by Executive Chef/Co-Owner Sean Brasel. Each course will be paired with a Far Niente wine that complements the cuisine. Full menu as follows:
Reception
Tempura Fried Cauliflower with Romesco
Wood Grilled Churrasco on Crispy Taro with Salsa Verde Cream Cheese
Shrimp Ceviche Spoons Preserved Mango and Aji
2016 Far Niente Chardonnay, Napa Valley
First Course
Foie Gras Torchon & Tuna Tartar with Mango White Soy Dressing
Citrus Dusted Blue Corn Chips
2015 EnRoute Pinot Noir, Russian River Valley
Second Course
Wood Grilled Lamb Tenderloin, Spring Pea Pudding, Truffle Relish and Pea Chips
2015 Bella Union Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley
Third Course
30 Days Dry Aged Prime Niman Ranch Top Sirloin, Garlic Boursin Celeriac Puree, Crispy Maitake Mushrooms, Confit Celery Root and Mushroom Soy Drizzle
2015 Far Niente Cabernet Sauvignon, Oakville, Napa Valley
Dessert Course
Pineapple Polenta Upside Down Cake with Vanilla Mango Ice Cream
2012 Dolce “Liquid Gold”, Napa Valley
Reservations for the Far Niente dinner are limited and can be made by calling (561) 900-6001; or email mherndon@meatmarket.net
at Meat Market Palm Beach

 toasts necessary!  My favorite way to enjoy it in the summer is on cucumber rounds or avocado slices!
toasts necessary!  My favorite way to enjoy it in the summer is on cucumber rounds or avocado slices!


 of the season. A selection of wines from Meat Market’s extensive wine cellar will be offered at half price. Whether you opt for ordering plump oysters and monster-size shrimp at the bar during Happy Hour, or my favorite–a Tomahawk to share in the dining room, Sommelier
of the season. A selection of wines from Meat Market’s extensive wine cellar will be offered at half price. Whether you opt for ordering plump oysters and monster-size shrimp at the bar during Happy Hour, or my favorite–a Tomahawk to share in the dining room, Sommelier 