Local 111
Posted by: Marilyn Bethany
Posted on: Thursday, January 31, 2008
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A beacon of promise in up-and-coming Philmont, this former filling station, cleverly reconfigured by co-owner/architect Linda Gatter, doesn’t just look like the hippest restaurant around. As its name implies, the emphasis at Local 111 is on seasonal and locally grown. Grass-fed meat (grilled steak $25) and free-range poultry (roast chicken $20) are everything you’d expect. But it’s the first courses (beets, olives and potatoes, $6; sausage and peppers, $8) and sides (wilted greens, baked tomatoes, soft polenta with cheese @ $3) that steal the show. Fortunately, grazing rights are extended to all—any three sides with grilled bread are a mere $8.
111 Main Street; 518.672.7801
Morning cafe: Wednesday - Sunday 8:30 - 2
Dinner: Wednesday - Saturday 5:30 - 9:30; Sunday 5 - 9
Closed Monday and Tuesday
