Kent’s Airways Bistro hires new head chef

  • Friday, December 16, 2016 11:51am
  • Business
Kent’s Airways Bistro hires new head chef

Jed Lutge is the new head chef at the Airways Brewing Co. Bistro, 320 W. Harrison St.

Lutge will oversee a recently opened new kitchen. The Bistro is open 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily.

Lutge previously worked in the Seattle food and bar scene and has put together a new menu for the Bistro. The fare will include meats from salumi (Italian cold cuts), bacon smoked on applewood planks, fresh seasonal produce and delicious cheeses.

Airways in a media release described the new menu as “an array of upscale bar food that uses high quality, locally sourced ingredients, and flavors that you won’t find anywhere else in Kent.”

A new seating area also will open soon.




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