tatts-
sounds like something that might merit a well-deserved night out for Mr. Y and myself - where is this cafe you speak of?

next to 1896 ... where cafe on the park used to be ... the owner said they are going to stay open a little longer and have a light menu until 10 or 11 I think ....

So not to question you, but was the name spelled correctly?  Did a quick search to no avail. How were the prices?

i thought that was the name ... it is brand new so this may be a “soft” opening and a web site is coming soon ... go with the name starts with p and next to 1896 .....

regarding prices ... i found it very reasonable

but of course nothing is too expensive if involves the right woman and the right moment ...

you are a hapless romantic, tatttts

The (PFKaP) - 04 June 2009 12:07 AM

you are a hapless romantic, tatttts

just trying to share what might be wisdom

heads up steamboater and CP

the name of the place is posana cafe

http://www.posanacafe.com

Romans take out on 74 east is serving a mouthwatering panini

pan fried green tomato(not breaded)
with saute eggplant
local bacon strips
and local goat cheese
and red onion

a really good combination

in case you missed it a younger couple doing a great job with fresh local ingredients ....

location up the hill from reynolds high school before you get to trout lilys
it is on the right side

Thanks tattttms.  The saffron scallops sound delicious.  I like the idea of an ever-changing menu with basically a tapas/appetizer menu.  I understand there are others out there, but variety is good and they seem to have a bit of a unique angle.  On the rare occasion my wife and I get to have a night out sans kids, something like this would be great.  Interested to see how they do over the next year.

good luck

I like that the owner is stopping by and shaking hands ... maybe a mtn xer could stop by on a friday evening and check it out ....

thanks, tatttms! 
you’ve given us a couple great recommendations now for a dinner out…I’m excited to try ‘em both out, now. 
That panini sandwich sounds like da bomb.

contentpersephone - 08 June 2009 10:12 PM

thanks, tatttms! 
you’ve given us a couple great recommendations now for a dinner out…I’m excited to try ‘em both out, now. 
That panini sandwich sounds like da bomb.

the sandwich shop is just a take out spot, but yuck can still take you on an adventure ... grab the panini and picnic on one of the boulders in the river in hickory nut gorge ... never have to leave 74a