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Tempo Brings Culinary Meaning to the March phrase, "In like a Lion, Out like a Lamb"

To celebrate the first day of spring, Tempo serves a special lamb-inspired, three-course menu.

To celebrate the first day of spring and put a fun, culinary twist on the phrase, “In like a lion, out like lamb,” Tempo, a staple on Moody Street for the past ten years, is serving a limited-edition lamb-inspired menu. On Friday, March 20 and Saturday, March 21, diners can enjoy Chef-Owner Nathan Sigel’s prix-fixe, three course menu of lamb three ways and officially bid farewell to winter.

Tempo’s “In like a Lion, Out like a Lamb” menu will feature the following selection of dishes, all of which prominently feature lamb:

First

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Guinness-Braised Leg of Lamb Agnolotti

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Guinness and Vermont butter cream sauce with pickled ramps, upland cress and green garlic chips

Mains

Lamb Polpette

Grass-fed Colorado lamb meatballs, dijon-horseradish cream sauce, spinach pappardelle, crispy red cabbage, fennel and golden beet foam

Beer Bread & Mint-Crusted Rack of Lamb

Baby spring vegetables and black mission fig-porto jam

Dessert

Sheep’s Milk Yogurt and Honey Cheesecake

Fresh spring strawberries and pistachio cream

WHEN: Friday, March 20 and Saturday, March 21

COST: $39.00 per person (tax + gratuity not included)

DETAILS: Tempo’s “In like a Lion, Out Like a Lamb” prix-fixe, three-course menu will be offered in addition to the restaurant’s regular dinner menu.

WHERE: Tempo

474 Moody Street, Waltham, MA 02453

781-891-9000

ABOUT TEMPO:

Located on Waltham’s bustling Moody Street, for the past ten years, Tempo has served up creative, fresh dishes and craft cocktails, defining itself as a suburban dining destination for the Greater Boston area. Owned by Chef Nathan Sigel, who prepares the entire menu using house-made ingredients, locally sourced produce and fresh seafood from Boston’s fish piers, the restaurant takes great pride in preparing its cuisine from “scratch” with all of its entrees available gluten-free. In 2014, Tempo underwent a dramatic interior renovation, including the addition of an elongated 18-person bar, top-of-the-line acoustics and a private dining room, which provides a warm setting for intimate gatherings. For more information, please visit www.tempokitchen.com.

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