Arcade Fire opening Haitian restaurant, Arcade hearth, the husband-and-wife couple Win manservant and Régine Chassagne, declared plans on to open a Haitian eating place known as Agrikol in Montreal with restaurateurs Roland Jean and Jen Agg.
The idea sprung from a night at Toronto’s Rhum Corner last summer, throughout that the 2 couples hit it off, the world and Mail according.
“Win and that i have continually been dreaming of a Haitian place in Montreal. and that we met Roland and Jen and that we started talking,” Chassagne told the publication.
Butler known as the venture associate art project.
“The plan is that it’s a cultural house,” he said. “The factor that we have a tendency to were extremely affected with at Rhum Corner is that it’s this house for Haitian and Caribbean culture and it’s extremely cool and up to date. Régine’s family affected to Montreal from Haiti, sort of a heap of Haitians, and moving to the present plain, you know . . . you miss this cultural heat.”
The new eating place, that is predicted to open this summer, can embrace Haitian cookery, visual arts, and music, Rolling Stone according.
Jesse Grasso, head cook at Rhum Corner, can lead the room once traveling to Haiti to analysis the food.
Arcade hearth has raised cash for Haiti since 2005, Rolling Stone aforesaid.
Last year, the Arcade hearth couple partnered with La Colombe low to introduce a low made in Haiti, Pitchfork according.
The idea sprung from a night at Toronto’s Rhum Corner last summer, throughout that the 2 couples hit it off, the world and Mail according.
“Win and that i have continually been dreaming of a Haitian place in Montreal. and that we met Roland and Jen and that we started talking,” Chassagne told the publication.
Butler known as the venture associate art project.
“The plan is that it’s a cultural house,” he said. “The factor that we have a tendency to were extremely affected with at Rhum Corner is that it’s this house for Haitian and Caribbean culture and it’s extremely cool and up to date. Régine’s family affected to Montreal from Haiti, sort of a heap of Haitians, and moving to the present plain, you know . . . you miss this cultural heat.”
The new eating place, that is predicted to open this summer, can embrace Haitian cookery, visual arts, and music, Rolling Stone according.
Jesse Grasso, head cook at Rhum Corner, can lead the room once traveling to Haiti to analysis the food.
Arcade hearth has raised cash for Haiti since 2005, Rolling Stone aforesaid.
Last year, the Arcade hearth couple partnered with La Colombe low to introduce a low made in Haiti, Pitchfork according.
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