Wednesday, December 8, 2010

The R Bar hires a new bartender...and finds a new use for salami

Posted by on Wed, Dec 8, 2010 at 2:29 PM

click to enlarge Joy Jacobs's R Bar can be chaotic.
  • Joy Jacobs's R Bar can be chaotic.

Yesterday, when we wrote about Sean Moriarty, former R Bar bartender, finding a new job at the Majestic Restaurant, R Bar owner Joy Jacobs wasn't around to comment. This morning, she called Fat City.

"Sean is a great guy and a great bartender, but we get really busy here on weekends and I don't think he liked the chaotic pace of those weekend nights," Jacobs told me today. "Sean prefers smaller, more low-key venues where he can talk to the customers."

"If that's what she says," Moriarty says, laughing, "let's stick with that."


The R Bar's new bartender -- he starts tonight -- is young Bronson Kistler, formerly of the recently shuttered JP Wine Bar.

Another new R Bar employee starts work this week: new general manager Sean O'Brien. "He's from Kansas City originally," Jacobs says, "but moved back from Chicago where he was working at O'Malley's Pub."

The R Bar's chef, Alex Pope, is also introducing a new bar-food menu, including macaroni and cheese made with salami. A new addition to the dinner menu, Jacobs says, is a veal meatloaf served with braised cabbage and mashed potatoes.

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