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Parigi translates to Paris in Italian, reflecting this bistro's kitchen as a nexus of Italian, French and American culinary traditions. Chefs and business partners Chad Houser and Janice Provost consider Parigi a neighborhood place and thus support community ventures such as Friends of the Farmers Market. Whatever their philanthropic involvement, their food shows a dedication to seasonal and locally sourced ingredients. The restaurants signature dishes include an acorn squash stuffed with quinoa, peas, carrots, spinach and asiago and pappardelle with a medley of shellfish (lobster, shrimp, crab) and Sottocenere cheese. There is also the steaming risotto plate described as "chef's daily inspiration," made all the more comforting in the warm dining room this side of fancy. It must have something to do with the wall-mounted artwork and whimsy present in the menu.
Welcome to the return of The Box. Last time, Craig Cottier turned the ingredients from The Box into radass St. Paddy's Day drinks. This time, we gave our big box of crap to Chad Houser, Cafe Momentum ... More »
In the third part of our Q&A with Janice Provost, chef/owner of Parigi Restaurant, she lays down the rules of her kitchen. Check out the rest of our interview here and here. What are your top five r... More »
Yesterday, we asked Janice Provost, chef/owner of Parigi Restaurant, to tell us about herself, her restaurant and her thoughts on the national dining scene. Today, she shares her views on dining in Da... More »
This week, Three-Course Meal catches up with Janice Provost, chef/owner of Parigi Restaurant. Who are you? I'm 42. I grew up in a suburb of Houston on what my mom called Neal's Mini Farm. We had du... More »
Parigi co-owners Janice Provost and Chad Houser are opening a nonprofit restaurant concept called Cafe Momentum that will double as a culinary training facility for disadvantaged youth, allowing teens... More »
Late Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Westbrook Pegler once said that a martini was the meanest, no-damn-goodest mess of rancor ever concocted. More fights and more people get their glasses broken and arrested and divorced on account of martinis than for any other reason. So head on down to Parigi and recoil at one of life's great splashes of rancor. Parigi's martinis are smooth, balanced, and shivering cold with a barely perceptible layer of slush lurking just below the surface. Just make... More »
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