Cooperage launches industry night March 21

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Cooperage launches industry night March 21

POSTED: Friday, March 18, 2011, 12:22 PM
Filed Under: Dealage | Food Events

The Curtis Center's Cooperage (137 S. Seventh St.), is rolling out a restaurant industry night on the third Monday of each month, beginning next week on March 21. (Now all we need is two more spots to take up the second-Monday and last-Monday mantles — Amis has got first-Monday duty covered — and we'll have a full-on biz-night marathon on the reg, yeah?)

Chef Ben Martin will offer free food from 7 to 8 p.m., plus drink specials until last call at 2 a.m. This Monday, he'll do gratis pork on weck — think the famous beef/caraway-seeded roll sandwiches native to Western New York, just swap the meat for roasted hog basted in Rogue's John John Dead Guy Ale. (After 8 p.m., they'll run $5 a pop.) Booze specials will include $4 drafts of the aforementioned beer (the Oregon brewery takes their flagship ale and barrel-ages it) and $4 pours of Four Roses bourbon. You do not need a bar/restaurant paystub to get into Cooperage industry night; just show up.

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