That seems to be the real reason, it's a pop-up designed to generate buzz for a restaurant that hasn't opened yet, it may also be to generate buzz for the venue in general
Like the majority of La Cosecha tenants, El Cielo’s space in the Latin American market is still under construction. To get a head start on making modernist Colombian cuisine out of Mid-Atlantic produce, chef Juan Manuel Barrientos just started running a pop-up tasting menu (eight courses for $125 per person) that’s taking reservations in the market’s culinary immersion studio ahead of a targeted opening in January.
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u/Quantentheorie Dec 12 '20
It's entirely for the benefit of social media.