Franktuary is reintroducing a breakfast menu in 2009. Can you believe it?? More details coming soon.
But don’t worry, Franktuary is still located in the heart of downtown on Oliver Avenue. We’ve got some exciting plans on the horizon, and part of that bigger picture necessitates creating space for someone who can do my old job better than me. What I mean by that is Franktuary now has on its staff not one but two individuals with culinary degrees! With this change, and for a handful of personal reasons, I find myself looking for employment back home in the New York area. So, as you might imagine, more details will spring forth from this very space… over time. These titillating tidbits, about changes coming to Franktuary as well as the eventual success of my job search, may alter the very fabric of your life. If that doesn’t occur,...
Franktuary introduces its newest menu additions, the Barackwurst and the Hillbasa. In a nod to Pennsylvania’s upcoming Democratic presidential primary the restaurant is offering two politically themed menu items as an innovative way of predicting the results of the actual vote, which will be held on April 22, 2008. On a weekly basis Franktuary will announce its poll results, based on the ratio of respective sausages sold, through the website sausagepoll.com. The Barackwurst, featuring an array of patriotic condiments, is a half-link of knockwurst and a half-link of bratwurst served on two New England top-split rolls. Red grape tomatoes, creamy white horseradish sauce, and crumbled blue corn tortilla chips are drizzled over the two different wursts that have...
Natrona Bottling Company delivered our first order of soda today. Bottled just last week, literally! Come try a Mint Julep today. In other news, Franktuary is now featured in a webcom. It’s called Something To Be Desired. What webcom means is that you don’t need a TV to watch TV anymore! Give it a shot. Lately I have been developing “intricate” graphs on scrap paper. They’re very enlightening when it comes to such things as life and/or the food-service industry. I think sometime soon I might scan what I have developed, thanks to Pixma, and share on this blog.
Ironic, isn’t it, that the “Soup Nazi,” of Seinfeld fame, would open a restaurant in downtown Pittsburgh on the very same week that Franktuary begins serving homemade soups. And in the week preceding the S(o)uperBowl, no less. I smell a conspiracy, or maybe that’s just the distinctive odor of lobster bisque wafting down Smithfield Street. It’s hard to tell.