Dining Well in DSM by Wini Moranville

Dining Well in DSM by Wini Moranville

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Dining Well in DSM by Wini Moranville
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DSM Dining Exclusive: Two Top-Tier Restaurateurs Are Back in the Kitchen

DSM Dining Exclusive: Two Top-Tier Restaurateurs Are Back in the Kitchen

Interviews with Lynn Pritchard and Joe Tripp reveal why they're once again cooking at their flagship kitchens—and what diners can expect.

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Sep 03, 2024
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Greetings readers! Today’s lede might be that Lynn Pritchard’s original Brussels Sprouts Salad is back. But there’s much else to learn about what two of our city’s most renowned chef-restaurateurs are up to.

Pritchard’s original Brussels Sprouts Salad. Photo used by permission.

But first—please remember it takes time, money, expertise, and 25 years of deep connections in this city’s dining scene to bring you the kind of coverage I do here. I cannot do it without the support of paid subscribers. If you’re a paid subscriber, thank you. If not, please consider joining this dedicated community of food lovers in Des Moines.

Two Restaurateurs Head Back to the Stoves

Harbinger. Photo used by permission from harbingerdsm.com. Table 128. Photo by me.

In a striking coincidence, Lynn Pritchard and Joe Tripp are experiencing similar transitions. This summer, both chef-owners closed a restaurant—Pritchard has shuttered 503 Cocktail Lab & Tasting Room, while Tripp closed Little Brother (though perhaps just temporarily). Both have lost their top chefs in their flagship restaurants: Ja…

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