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EPISODE · Oct 1, 2018 · 46 MIN

Fish Skin Soft Serve: Chef Lee Gregory

from Richmond Famous · host Nicole Lang & Laura Sant

008 Chef Lee Gregory We sit down with Lee Gregory amidst the clamor and frenzy of the first few weeks into the opening of his third restaurant, Alewife. Gregory is chef/owner/partner at well-known Richmond restaurants The Roosevelt and Southbound, and Alewife is his first solo project. We talk about how his focus on seafood has roots in both his upbringing and his growth as a young cook in Richmond, the quirky eating habits of his kids, the state of the dining scene in Richmond, and even the origin of that mysterious #rvadine hashtag, #CatalinaGregory. Show Notes: Mentioned in this episode: Lee Gregory Instagram Alewife Instagram Southbound Instagram The Roosevelt Acacia Follow Us: Richmond Famous Richmond Famous on Instagram Subscribe on Apple Podcasts

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We sit down with chef and restaurateur Lee Gregory amidst the clamor and frenzy of the first few weeks into the opening of his third restaurant, Alewife. Gregory is chef/owner/partner at well-known Richmond restaurants The Roosevelt and Southbound, and Alewife is his first solo project. ***Don't worry, no fish skins were put into soft serve in the making of this episode.

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