spike and jeremiah

Woodberry Kitchenโ€™s cute little cousin Artifact Coffee seems to have cornered the market on the whole pop-up thing in Baltimore. Okay, not completely, but theyโ€™ve had hugely successful guest chef โ€œtakeoversโ€ with Erik Bruner-Yang of Toki Underground, Jonah Kim of (my happy place, now closed) PABU, Bryan Voltaggio of Volt, Aggio, Range, etc and more. And theyโ€™re doing it again. 

Jeremiah Langhorne, former chef de cuisine at McCradyโ€™s in Charleston, SC, will be joining Woodberryโ€™s Spike Gjerde for a summer supper at Artifact Thursday, July 17- Saturday, July 19. The two chefs have been out foraging and are very excited to share what theyโ€™ve found. Everything on the chefsโ€™ menu has been farmed, fished or foraged from the Maryland area.

Like the other takeovers, the menu specifics are not released fully prior to the event. So, these sorts of dinners are exciting for adventurous eaters โ€“ and you are in good hands. I personally love thatโ€ฆI tend not to look at menus online before going out to eat. I realize thatโ€™s not how everyone operates, but try it, the spontaneity of pop-ups tends to be what makes them really fun.

Dishes will be served and priced a la carte, as the chefs want guests to try as many things as possible.

See you at Artifact โ€“ and check out the rest of their events on the Happenings calendar.

Amy Langrehr is the blogger and Instagrammer behind Charm City Cook. She writes about food, drink, cooking and more in her hometown of Baltimore.

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