Celinda Norton
Photo by: Sean Balko, Server/Photographer (Film Work Studios)
Want to E-mail me? my name @ 94stewart.com
A little about her:
Education: I am independently trained in a broad range of cuisines. I am currently focused on a Pangean approach, using flavors and textures from the entire globe.
Philosophy: I feel strongly about preserving the integrity of the ingredients. When using only the freshest, best products,
it is not desirable to "over-create" The true flavors should never be masked by sauces and extraneous additives. I strive to create a memorable meal for each customer. My menus change constantly, sometimes every day, as new items become available.
"My passion for food and wine pairing frequently leads to custom meals for my more discerning customers. I feel my independent training allows me to think more freely and so more creatively when I design menus. I love nothing more than the shocked pleasure on a guest's face when a totally new flavor combination hits their palate, especially when it's an "old hand" at food and wine pairing.
Cooking is what I do. You will always find me on the line. I'm of the old school opinion that a Chef is only as good as the last meal he/she prepared. I love the challenge of always striving to give my guest the best meal they have ever eaten. Hey, we all need goals."
Currently owns and operates 94 Stewart Restaurant, opened April 1, 2005.
Lunch and Dinner - New American with special emphasis on fresh local product and food/wine pairings.
Moved to Seattle 2003 from Longview, WA ~ SW Washington
Previous Businesses in Longview
Cibo con Amici Restaurant 1999-2003
380 seat Mediterranean style house with full bar, wine bar, banquet facilities
Wine Spectator Award Wine List
Rusty Duck Restaurant 1996-2003
80 seat NW style house, serving beer and wine
Pig Feathers Market and Wine Shop
Bottle shop with eclectic mix of wine-wares, gifts adjoining Cibo
Three previous small restaurants 1979 - 1996
Now the fun shots!
My cup runith empty :-(
Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells...
Ta DA!
See... I can still touch my nose.
Chef and her Grandson Kade
