PostBoy, Southwest Michigan’s long-awaited chef-driven restaurant from Ben Holland and Chef James Galbraith (Anemel, Houndstooth), fresh off their November 1st opening. Now, they’re hitting the ground running by welcoming a star-studded lineup of the region’s best chefs through their doors, kicking the collaborative dinners off with Chicago’s James Beard Award-winning Chef Zachary Engel of MICHELIN-Starred Galit on Sunday, November 17th.
Chef Zachary Engel
Chef James and Chef Zachary will be combining their culinary talents through a multi-course wine dinner, featuring items like Galit’s beloved hummuswith roasted lamb bulgogi banchan, a cucumber and melon salad with ramps, and smoked turkey shawarma with sweet potato and medjool date. As Southwest Michigan continues to make a name for itself in the national culinary landscape, this ticketed dinner will be an exclusive chance to taste the work of one of Chicago’s most revered chefs and New Buffalo’s newest trailblazer all under one roof.
Full details of the dinner are below, and tickets can be purchased via Tock HERE.
DATE: Sunday, November 17
TIME: 6:30 p.m. ET
DETAILS: Guests will taste the collaboration between MICHELIN-starred Galit’s Zachary Engel and PostBoy’s James Galbraith during a multi-course wine dinner, with canapes, dueling dishes and delectable desserts. Items will include snacks like foie gras with toasty challah and last summer’s Michigan cherries, cucumber salad with melon and last year’s ramps, smoked turkey shawarma with sweet potato and Medjool date, and beyond.
TICKETS: $120 per person with a $50 wine supplement, prior to tax and gratuity. Tickets available via Tock HERE.
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