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Cured Restaurant & Salumeria is coming to NuLu

One side of the eatery will be a European-style meat shop.

Charcuterie board from Alvio's Cuban Meats

A charcuterie board from Alvio’s Cuban Meats.

Photo courtesy of Alvio Lapinet

Cured Restaurant & Salumeria is a new restaurant and European-style meat shop coming to NuLu. It will be located on the ground floor of the Main & Clay apartment building, in the space formerly known as International Tap House.

Slated to start welcoming customers this summer, the restaurant is owned by husband-and-wife team Alvio and Elaisy Lapinet. The Cuban natives’ previous business, Alvio’s Cuban Meats, will operate inside.

The couple’s concept is simple: When guests dine in and discover something they really enjoy, they can visit the retail side of the business to purchase some to take home. Pro tip: All the products are sliceable, perfect for creating charcuterie boards.

If you can’t wait for Cured Restaurant & Salumeria to open its doors, check out these other charcuterie options around town:

🧀 Board and You
🥖 Cultured Cheese and Charcuterie Bar
🍇 Keeping it Charcuterie
🍷 Red Hog Restaurant and Butcher Shop

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