Food and Music ~ Two great subjects.

Every now and then I get to go to the Fort Square Cafe and this time was one of the best. They had the most delicious omelet on special there called the Idaho Omelet. Talk about tantalizing your taste buds. If I can remember, it has hash browns, bacon, sour cream, cheddar cheese, and scallions wrapped in three eggs. Now I have been told this is what a loaded potato tastes like and all of my life I have chosen not to have one. Mainly because of all the calorie intake with just one vegetable. I just had a taste of this omelet and the rest was brought home for later.The Fort Square Cafe (29 Commercial Street. Gloucester, Ma) has been taken over by a wonderful cook Heidi and she has a coworkers Rusty and Tony and sometimes Christa who use to own and operate the cafe. I have never ever had a breakfast there that I did not absolutely enjoy.
Heidi has to be one of the best cooks around she is very particular and creative. There is something way different in  how she delivers the goods.
During this visit I had the pleasure of meeting Henry Allen  who is very personable and has taken over the Blackburn Theater  (2 Main Street, Gloucester, Ma) Plus he has a band Henry Allen and the New Swingset. Great name for a band. Listen to some of his music. I wonder if you will think the same of who he reminds me of. Very smooth soothing voice. While talking with Henry you could see the light in his eyes and feel the  love for the art. I am so happy that I happened to hear him share the love with others and then with me.

This is another time that I regret not having any kind of camera in my possession.

I went back after  hours and took these with my cell phone.

http://www.henryallen.org/about.html
http://www.myspace.com/henryallen.thenewswingset

About Joanne

I am a live music advocate and seek to share the news of bands playing at local venues in my home town. Being drawn to blues mostly but embrace all kinds of music. Funny most people say they do not like rap but I have heard some pretty good stuff from a local band called Da One 8 now know as The Dmus Sound Project. They are a class act. If you see a posting for them check them out and see for yourself. One does not have to go over the bridge to hear some real fine tunes, however there are some bands that draw you elsewhere. I hope this blog is a good use to you as it is to me. Enjoy, Joanne
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6 Responses to Food and Music ~ Two great subjects.

  1. PattyB says:

    would love to have the addresses of these wonderful places you recommend included. Yes, I could go to Google and look them up, but, it would be most helpful to have all in one place. Thanks

  2. Joanne says:

    Address is on the door 29 and it is Commerical Street Gloucester, Ma. Are you familiar with Gloucester.
    Henry Allen’s info is on both of the links that were posted. The Blackburn is right up the street at the West End that is at 2 Main Street on the corner of Washington and Main.

  3. Who are the new owners? Didn’t know Matty and Krista sold the business.

  4. Anonymous says:

    It’s Heidi’s place now. I do not remember her last name. She worked for Krista then there was a fire and it close that is when she took it over. Sorry that’s all I know.

  5. Vern Ray says:

    Was this place called the Dory at one time?

  6. Anonymous says:

    Yes it was the Dory. It’s still on the building somewhere.

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