New executive chef Scott Pelletier grills up special 3-course meal directly on the candlelit patio the 2nd Tuesday of every month. This is Dorchester? Sunny days, pleasant nights, and 3-course dining under the stars at The Blarney Stone is shining new life on dining in Dorchester. Launching a summer menu featuring causal American cuisine designed exclusively by new executive chef, Scott Pelletier, and delivering a 3-course dining prix fixe option grilled on the outdoor patio under the stars the second Tuesday of every month, The Blarney Stone outdoor patio has kicked off the summer with a bang and brings the only outdoor bar option into Dorchester.
BOSTON, MA July 13, 2004 -- This is Dorchester? Sunny days, pleasant nights, and 3-course dining under the stars at The Blarney Stone is shining new life on dining in Dorchester. Launching a summer menu featuring causal American cuisine designed exclusively by new executive chef, Scott Pelletier, and delivering a 3-course dining prix fixe option grilled on the outdoor patio under the stars the second Tuesday of every month, The Blarney Stone outdoor patio has kicked off the summer with a bang and brings the only outdoor bar option into Dorchester.
Born in Medford, MA and raised on the New Hampshire seacoast, Scott Pelletier has worked in such illustrious kitchens as Liberte and Coconut Grove in San Francisco; Perfetto, a highly acclaimed restaurant in Portland, Maine along with two other restaurants; and most recently commandeered the kitchen at the Pillar House, a long running institution in Lower Newton Falls. From there he went to the White Star tavern and garnered many favorable reviews. His appreciation for local, in-season ingredients, coupled with his formal French training, defines Scott’s cooking style.
“This is an exciting experience for me as I’ve been given free reign to create a fun, American seasonal menu using fresh herbs and vegetables straight from my home garden and our patio garden,” said Scott Pelletier, executive chef at The Blarney Stone. “This neighborhood has long been neglected in the restaurant scene, and I’m very excited at how the Blarney Stone is cutting their own path to deliver a much-needed dining destination to the up-and-coming neighborhoods south of Boston.”
On Tuesday, July 13th, The Blarney Stone launches a 3-course tasting dinner prix fixe ($45 drinks included, $30 food only after 6pm) which is all grilled directly on the candlelit patio. The 3-course menu will be offered on the second Tuesday of every month throughout the summer. Featuring specialty menu highlights available this one night only, July’s menu includes: grilled blarney beef jerky & red bell pepper, snow pea and orange salad; cool chili spiked honey dew melon & yogurt soup; grilled orange - lemongrass salmon with sweet & sour sauce, shiitake mushroom kebabs, fire roasted potatoes; grilled jerked pork tenderloin with smashed sweet potatoes & fried bananas; big people s'mores chocolate chip cookies, grilled marshmallows & chocolate; fried chocolate ravioli sundae; grilled bananas, coconut caramel sauce & vanilla ice cream; and much more.
About The Blarney Stone
A hidden gem in Dorchester, The Blarney Stone combines casual seasonal american dining, classy cocktails, and great service all within a stylish atmosphere. Cushioned lounges, exposed brick walls, 20-foot ceilings, outdoor patio, pool tables, dance floor and a polished 30-foot wrap around cherry bar makes anyone’s night memorable and fun. The Blarney Stone is centrally located at 1505 Dorchester Avenue in Field’s Corner (Dorchester), and is easily accessible by the Fields Corner Red Line MBTA stop. Executive Chef — Scott Pelletier. For more information about the restaurant please call 617.436.8223, or email ben@blarneystoneboston.com. The restaurant’s website is www.BlarneyStoneBoston.com. Group reservations are available.
About Eat Drink Laugh Restaurant Group
Since 1993, the Eat Drink Laugh Restaurant Group has been successfully creating unique and entertaining establishments across Boston. The goal of the EDL Restaurant Group is to produce high quality, fun establishments with three things in common - great food, interesting drinks, and deep community ties. Current locations include Peking Tom’s in Downtown Crossing (www.pekingtom.com), The Blarney Stone in Dorchester (www.blarneystoneboston.com), The 21st Amendment in Beacon Hill (www.21stboston.com), The Paramount on Charles Street (www.paramountboston.com), and West on Centre in West Roxbury (www.westoncentreboston.com).
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