Tuesday, February 27, 2007
Hilton's Kosher Meat Party
While serious Hollywood actors and actresses were getting their beauty sleep the night before the Oscars, Paris Hilton was throwing herself another birthday party at the Prime Grill on Rodeo Drive. This new Western outpost of the Manhattan steak house has already set the table for stars like Carmen Electra and Colin Farrell, says the New York Post, but that's nothing compared to the Saturday soiree, where Hilton pal Brandon Davis, the oil heir (and famous Lindsay Lohan basher), showed up to pick on Paula Abdul and proposition Courtney Love in front of daughter Frances Bean. Apparently Paris forgave him, though; he was allowed into her house later that night where the party continued.
We're pretty sure Paris didn't pick the Prime Grill in accordance with Talmudic law, but is the food any good? After all, its owner told the Jewish Journal, "We don't want people to think of us as a kosher restaurant that happens to be superb. We want them to think of us as a superb restaurant that happens to be kosher." The L.A. Times describes it as a place that doesn't take many risks with its offerings, but which has superb steaks -- "that and the joyous spirit of the place." That must have been what attracted Ms. Hilton & Co. But a Calendarlive.com review describes a 90-minute post-Shabbat wait and an oblivious hostess. Let the diner beware!
http://www.jaunted.com/story/2007/2/27/84145/5727/travel/Paris+Hilton's+Kosher+Meat+Party
While serious Hollywood actors and actresses were getting their beauty sleep the night before the Oscars, Paris Hilton was throwing herself another birthday party at the Prime Grill on Rodeo Drive. This new Western outpost of the Manhattan steak house has already set the table for stars like Carmen Electra and Colin Farrell, says the New York Post, but that's nothing compared to the Saturday soiree, where Hilton pal Brandon Davis, the oil heir (and famous Lindsay Lohan basher), showed up to pick on Paula Abdul and proposition Courtney Love in front of daughter Frances Bean. Apparently Paris forgave him, though; he was allowed into her house later that night where the party continued.
We're pretty sure Paris didn't pick the Prime Grill in accordance with Talmudic law, but is the food any good? After all, its owner told the Jewish Journal, "We don't want people to think of us as a kosher restaurant that happens to be superb. We want them to think of us as a superb restaurant that happens to be kosher." The L.A. Times describes it as a place that doesn't take many risks with its offerings, but which has superb steaks -- "that and the joyous spirit of the place." That must have been what attracted Ms. Hilton & Co. But a Calendarlive.com review describes a 90-minute post-Shabbat wait and an oblivious hostess. Let the diner beware!
http://www.jaunted.com/story/2007/2/27/84145/5727/travel/Paris+Hilton's+Kosher+Meat+Party
Comments:
WOW!!! after the owner said that. it should be asur to eat in his resurants!!!! that is discusting to host a goyish celeberty pty in a "ULTRA" kosher resurant. These celeberties are also a bunch of zonahs. and then they go a publish it. THIS IS A DISCUSTING THING!!!!!
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: February 27, 2007 1:38 PM
: February 27, 2007 1:38 PM
Not sure what's "disgusting" about someone trying to make a buck selling kosher food.
This is great publicity for the Prime Grill in LA, which hasn't made the splash that Solo made in NYC. Hopefully it pays off.
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This is great publicity for the Prime Grill in LA, which hasn't made the splash that Solo made in NYC. Hopefully it pays off.
Comment Credit ---This article posted by : February 28, 2007 4:20 PM
: February 28, 2007 4:20 PM
