Michelin-starred Russian Hill restaurant Lord Stanley preps for last service and rotating pop-up series

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By Sri Ravipati

(SAN FRANCISCO) Lord Stanley, a European restaurant in Russian Hill, is closing and turning into a pop-up series, Eater SF reports.

The Michelin-starred restaurant on the corner of Polk and Broadway streets will offer its last service Sept. 4.

Afterward, the 40-seat restaurant will become Lord Stanley’s Turntable, a culinary pop-up series, according to co-chefs and husband-and-wife owners Rupert and Carrie Blease.

Turntable will debut Sept. 7 It will be open Tuesday through Saturday from 5:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.

The Bleases are partnering with the founder of TasteMakers, Michael Goldman, to host culinary talent from around the world. Each experience will last up to two months at a time, according to Eater SF.

First up in the series' rotation is Argentinian chef and author Narda Lepes, who was named Latin America’s Best Female Chef in 2020.

More details about chefs and reservations can be found on the Lord Stanley website.

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