Courtesy Photo / Top Shelf
Diners gather under string lights at the Briscoe Western Art Museum's Jack Guenther Pavilion.
The inaugural Top Shelf will take place Saturday, Sept. 28 at the Briscoe Western Art Museum's Jack Guenther Pavilion. The Current-sponsored dining experience will offer an evening of first-class food and drink from area chefs and distillers.
The riverfront setting — including string lights, family-style seating, live music and a curated DJ set — is designed to evoke an atmosphere of festivity, community and cuisine, according to organizers.
Top Shelf will pair craft cocktails, beer and wine with unique dishes from local chefs. Ten participating restaurants will serve up creations encompassing a variety of cuisines, each thoughtfully paired with spirits from Garrison Brothers Bourbon and Carabuena Tequila.
Some of the restaurants participating in Top Shelf include Halcyon Southtown, Full Goods Diner, Palomar Comida & Cantina, The River's Edge and Míra Matcha, with more to come.
Guests can expect a menu that spans from brisket mini-tacos paired with margaritas to duck-and-prosciutto Monte Cristo sandwiches accompanied by Blackberry Lemondrop cocktails.
Tickets run $125 per person and are available online. However, the event does have limited capacity, so early purchase is recommended.
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