Hot on the heels of Seattle Magazine's choosing Maggie Savarino of Madison
Park Conservatory as one of Seattle's Next Wave of Tastemakers, City Arts has just placed MPC's head chef and owner on the cover of its November issue, with an inside article entitled, "Live to Eat: Cormac Mahoney Cooks What He Wants." Well, no duh. The critical reviews of the end result of that cooking, by the way, have been pretty uniformly laudatory (see here, here, and here). City Arts' piece, incidentally, includes some direct quotes from Mahoney that are clearly intended for mature audiences. When they come our way, Madison Park Blogger always screens these profane Mahoneyisms from the eyes of our sensitive readers. City Arts follows a more candid policy. Caveat lector.
Also noteworthy this week is a report from the recently opened Cafe Parco: the restaurant has just been granted a "temporary pre-approval permit" to serve "adult-type beverages." During Cafe Parco's first two weeks, it's been a case of bring your own vino. But that's no longer the only option. By the way, the restaurant's on-line reservation system is now up and running.
[Madison Park Conservatory is located at 1927 43rd Avenue E., and Cafe Parco is located at 1807 42nd Avenue E.]
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