Image: School of Fish Foundation
Now this is a restaurant that I'd like to try: The Plastic Dining Room, a temporary outdoor dining room on the False Creek in Vancouver, BC.
Developed by the The Goodweather Collective, the structure floats on approximately 1,700 recycled 2 liter pop bottles.
The project was built for The School of Fish Foundation, which was co-founded by Shannon Ronalds and Chef Robert Clark of C Restaurant in Vancouver. The Foundation is dedicated to persuading culinary schools throughout the world to include a comprehensive sustainable seafood course as a requirement prior to graduation.
Image: Goodweather Design
The Plastic Dining Room is also a fundraiser - every night between July 21st and September 30th, 12 guests will enjoy a multicourse sustainable seafood dinner, complete with matching wines, as designed by Chef Robert Clark. The seats are going for $215 - not bad for a fabulous dinner in a unique setting.
I would love to see something like this on the Chicago River. I can see the menu now - Asian Carp six ways...
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