Is there another restaurant in the future of Abraham Salum?
One of my snitches tells me that Abraham Salum (Salum’s) is sniffing around the local real estate for another location.
10 comments
I love Salum’s! I hope he considers all of us up here in North Dallas. We need better food.
@ 9:49 am on November 24, 2009
I agree! Salum is fantastic. If he can get another location in North Dallas, I would visit EVERY week.
@ 10:27 am on November 24, 2009
Great gossip! Hope it’s true
@ 1:13 pm on November 24, 2009
Good guy, good restaurant. Would love to see him do well.
@ 3:38 pm on November 24, 2009
Salum rocks. I can see a spin-off landing somewhere along N. Henderson.
@ 3:47 pm on November 24, 2009
Bring it on up North…say Preston Royal or similar? That’d be perfect!
@ 6:09 pm on November 24, 2009
I just hope Abraham puts a lot of thought into doing this. His success is heavily conditioned to his personal service and, since he can’t be two places at once, both will suffer. He is a good guy and I would hate to see him over expand and over work.
@ 6:41 pm on November 24, 2009
Abraham is definitely one of the nicest and most talented chefs in the business.
@ 2:25 pm on November 25, 2009
ummmm… Design District.
@ 2:35 pm on November 25, 2009
I second the Design District…
@ 7:42 pm on November 27, 2009
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10 comments
I love Salum’s! I hope he considers all of us up here in North Dallas. We need better food.
I agree! Salum is fantastic. If he can get another location in North Dallas, I would visit EVERY week.
Great gossip! Hope it’s true
Good guy, good restaurant. Would love to see him do well.
Salum rocks. I can see a spin-off landing somewhere along N. Henderson.
Bring it on up North…say Preston Royal or similar? That’d be perfect!
I just hope Abraham puts a lot of thought into doing this. His success is heavily conditioned to his personal service and, since he can’t be two places at once, both will suffer. He is a good guy and I would hate to see him over expand and over work.
Abraham is definitely one of the nicest and most talented chefs in the business.
ummmm… Design District.
I second the Design District…