September 18th:
Neighborhood Noodle
5:00pm $175
Experience an evening completely custom and unique for you to enjoy within the beauty of flower fields to your right and rolling pastures to your left. Our dinners will kick off with a welcome hour where you can enjoy a signature cocktail or mocktail, grab your first bite from the chefs in the field kitchen and head on a guided tour with Angie + Alex, farmers of Rootin Tootin Acres. At the end of the tour you will have a chance to choose from just harvest blooms to build your own bouquet.
Our table will be set with linens sewed from The Linen Shop and beautifully arranged with candles and flowers as fresh as can be. Ian and his team will warm your souls with their Japanese flair under a September Vermont sky.
All on-farm tickets events are $175 and include: 1 welcome cocktail or mocktail, a build-your-own bouquet with mason jar, a guided tour, family style appetizers, dinner and desert with table wine and beer (non-alcoholic beverages on request). You will absolutely not leave these events hungry, rest assured!
Gratuity is not included; it is at your discretion following the dinner.
About The Chef
Purchase Policy:
Due to the nature of our events we can not offer ticket refunds. We are more than happy to transfer tickets to a friend or family member before the day of event. Please contact us at rootintootinacres@gmail.com with the new guest’s information 24 hours prior to the event. In the case of the event being postponed due to weather or other circumstances, all purchases will be honored for the rescheduled event date. If you can not make said new date please contact us.
With advanced notice we will do our best to accommodate guests request for vegetarian, dairy free and gluten free options. You will be given the opportunity to enter this information during check out if this applies to you or your party. If we can not arrange these options for you, we will be in touch asap.
We offer non-alcoholic beverages at every event, please make note at checkout if you would prefer N/A.
Neighborhood Noodle is a pop-up Ramen concept by husband and wife team Ian and Emily Shore. They met while working in California at a Japanese restaurant and brought their love for the food and culture back to Vermont. They thoughtfully utilize all that Vermont farms have to offer which they blend with Japanese traditions and their fresh handmade noodles and dumplings. Having them in the Neighborhood for a taste very foreign to Vermont is an experience not to be missed. For this dinner expect Japanese comfort food to warm your soul on a chilly September Night. First enjoy Kushiyaki while you peruse the gardens followed by family style plates featuring vegetables from Rootin Tootin Acres. Next your own steaming bowl of ramen to warm you up made with handmade noodles and pork from the farm.
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