Grieving Covid-era closings. Which do you miss most?

[Robin Garr]

Me too! Have you tried Redbud yet? I've heard that it carries on the Eiderdown spirit to some extent.

Me too! Have you tried Redbud yet? I've heard that it carries on the Eiderdown spirit to some extent.

No, not yet. We need to get over there. I see a couple of things on the menu that are reminiscent of some Eiderdown offerings, but not the dishes we loved most.

I went to Redbud this weekend and liked it a lot. They painted the brick and added some wallpaper, but kept the furniture and same layout, so the vibe is very familiar. I had a Weihanstefaner and chicken dinner with greens and stuffing, which also felt like a continuation of Eiderdown in spirit. The menu is a homey throwback that’s less German-American than Eiderdown, but still comfort food. I never would have guessed it was by the people who did New Wave and Toasty’s if I hadn’t read it first; although the food is certainly of a comparable level of quality. I’m very happy they’re there! Between Redbud, Hauck’s, and North of Bourbon, Goss has gotten some great post-pandemic additions.

[Robin Garr]

Good to know, Iggy. Thanks!

Redbud has announced that they’re closing. What a bummer.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cnm2EJdpdTw ... MyMTA2M2Y=

[Robin Garr]

Redbud has announced that they’re closing. What a bummer.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cnm2EJdpdTw ... MyMTA2M2Y=

Oh, noooo! It was high up on my list of next places to go.

Redbud has announced that they’re closing. What a bummer.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cnm2EJdpdTw ... MyMTA2M2Y=

Oh, noooo! It was high up on my list of next places to go.

They’re still open for a few weeks if you want to give it a shot.

[Robin Garr]

Oh, noooo! It was high up on my list of next places to go.

They’re still open for a few weeks if you want to give it a shot.[/quote]
I might, Iggy, although it's rough to do a meal that I won't be able to review. But yeah, maybe. I'd hate to miss it entirely.