Twisted Cuisine, Lifted Spirits: Anticipation Swells For New Eatery
South Lamar Restaurant -SoLa announces Grand Opening Weekend
A new restaurant is opening up in Oxford on South Lamar Avenue, aptly named SoLa. Chef Erika Lipe is proud to announce the grand opening weekend of SoLa on August 23 through 25 at 401 S. Lamar Ave.
The new restaurant aims to curate a “space and vibe that lets you get comfortable, be yourself, and enjoy our menu,” says Lipe. “We want to get away from the fine-dining scene because we’re enjoying a little more fun and creativity from restaurants these days, but we can’t deny that our food is fine as hell. The staff and I are super pumped and we can’t wait to invite the public into our new dining room.”
SoLa will be open for dinner both Friday and Saturday starting at 3 pm and brunch on Sunday from 11 am to 2 pm. Everyone is invited to dine with them during the weekend celebration.
The menu offerings at SoLa are touted as “Twisted Cuisine. Lifted Spirits.” Lipe marries together flavors and culinary staples from across the world bringing an amazing culinary experience to her guests. SoLa partners with local farms in Mississippi to ensure freshness in her seasonally crafted menus.
During the Grand Opening weekend, a special prize is being offered: a $25 gift certificate. The 10th caller to place a reservation will be the winner of the giveaway -but guests won’t know they have won until they show up for their reservation.
Learn more by visiting SoLaOxford.com. Reservations can be made at (662) 238-3500. Follow SoLa’s renovation progress on their social media at Facebook.com/SoLaOxfordor on Instagram @SoLaOxford.
SoLa is dedicated to providing an atmosphere that invites foodies of all types to enjoy seasonal and creative cuisine. As experts in the art of mouthwatering fares, SoLa works hard to deliver a unique culinary experience that will leave your taste buds begging for more.
About the Author
TLV News The Local Voice is a bimonthly entertainment guide and newspaper based in Oxford, Mississippi, covering and distributed in North Central Mississippi, including Oxford, Ole Miss, Taylor, Abbeville, Water Valley, Lafayette County, Yalobusha County, and parts of Panola County, Marshall County, and Tupelo . The Local Voice is distributed free to over 255 locations in North Mississippi and also available as a full color PDF download worldwide on the internet.
Related Posts
News You Can Use: Turning Your Trash Into Treasures →
Clinton, Mississippi Man Arrested in Oxford for Fraudulent Check →
University of Mississippi Graduate Students Partner with Nonprofit to Create National Change →
