Rogues' joins Ithaca Restaurant Week

We're proud to be joining Ithaca Restaurant Week. It's a privilege to be included with many of Ithaca's top notch restaurants: Bandwagon Brewpub, Ithaca Alehouse, Mira, Simeon's, Agava ....At Rogues' we're pleased to offer a special menu to celebrate the week. As always, we're featuring locally sourced, globally inspired fare. Four courses offered at the economical price of $20 which leaves a few extra dollars to spend on beer. Rogues' Harbor Brewing Co. is pouring 5 draughts to complement the week's special offering: Cayuga Cream Ale, Route 34 Red Ale, East Shore pale Ale, Hell on Wheels Wit and Hipper Malt Liquor.
Special happenings during this week are: Monday Trivia 7:30 - 9 pm, Thursday Live Music 8 - 11 pm, and our Sunday Tasting Series continues with Standing Stone Vineyard and Buttonwood Grove Vineyard 5:30- 7 pm... AND....wait for it....We have finally begun wholesaling our beer at a few select locations. Our first is Da Westy on West State Street in Ithaca. They're having a kick off party Saturday, December 8.
It's going to be a great week in Ithaca!

Popular posts from this blog

The Corner Pub at Rogues is Open!!!

Image
  The moment we have anxiously awaited is here. The Corner Pub at Rogues Harbor is open! The owner, Kerry Brace, has done a beautiful job updating the pub and kitchen. He opened the doors a few weeks ago and was greeted by so many happy and familiar faces. The menu has some old favorites and some new additions. Its a decidedly food forward pub with lots of craft brews, local wines and cocktails of all sorts. Indoor booth style seating and outdoor porch booth style seating is available. Open everyday 3 - 11 pm. First come, first serve, no reservations 607-533-0400 or 533-3535 (press 2) Menu available at www.RoguesHarbor.com/restaurant
Read more

New Entry at the Inn

Image
We are feeling very pleased with our new (and long overdue) entry. We are honored to know a local master craftsman that resurfaced the concrete steps, repaired the decorative woodwork, repaired the roof, and forged two wrought iron railings. It's very rewarding to repair/replace things on this beautiful building and make them look like they once did with quality design, materials and craftsmanship. It's always a challenge to decide (and budget) what is worth keeping or replicating and what isn't. We usually decide to keep or replicate. We want everything to look as original as possible. We had to have two columns replaced/replicated. We think they look spot on. Maybe we are the only ones that know which are new...and we think the wrought iron railings are much like what would have been in place originally. We should post "before" photos, but it was ugly. We always focus on the positive and progress, so we are only posting the demo, in progress, and the beautiful
Read more

One of Our Winter Projects

Image
Room 9 was just refreshed and redecorated: new beautiful king size brass bed, new cute farmhouse distressed night stands, new table and ladder back chairs (with funky blue and white modern fabric seats), fresh paint all around, new cushy carpet, gorgeous East Lake marble top dresser, and even new room darkening drapes. I do love to refresh guest rooms. To see the finished room and to have guests love it as much as I do is a wonderful feeling. We always have a list of winter (slow season) projects, but this was my favorite this year. It's a hit with guests too :)
Read more