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Scott Romano Appointed Executive Chef at The Frisco Gun Club

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scottScott Romano, who has worked alongside Wolfgang Puck and Charlie Palmer, is now the executive chef at The Frisco Gun Club. Romano left his post at Charlie Palmer at the Joule last year and bounced around to Spread Eagle Saloon and Nick & Sam’s Grill in Park Cities. What is The Frisco Gun Club?

The Frisco Gun Club (6565 Eldorado Parkway) will be the nation’s largest indoor luxury gun range, complete with lavish private restaurant, bar and cigar lounge for VIP Club members.  Truly a unique experience, the Club will offer public and private access to its 40 indoor gun ranges including four 100-yard rifle lanes.  In addition, there will be a 100 person training room, on-site gunsmith and gun vault, a 7,000 square foot retail showroom, and a casual café open to the public, which will also be operated by Romano.  Set in the heart of one of the fastest growing areas in the country, the Frisco Gun Club will couple the luxury and private service of a country club with the amenities of a fully-staffed gun range.

Interesting concept. Opening tentatively set for early to mid-October. Wonder if it’s BYOG?

UPPITY DATE: Tre Wilcox just tweeted Tre Wilcox ‏@TreWilcox3m Congrats! It’s a BIG money paying gig, I passed on it!

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