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Food Porn: Lutum in Sunset Harbour

October 10, 2017 8:00AM

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Photo by CandaceWest.com
Chicken and biscuits
Lutum, whose name in Latin means “dirt and soil,” is the antidote to Sunset Harbour's malady of expensive and fashionable restaurants. The space now boasts inviting dark wood tables surrounded by metal chairs in a room of whitewashed, exposed brick. Hanging plants adorn the dim dining room, and bright lights shine on a Cuban-tiled bar that automatically becomes the focal point.

Photography by CandaceWest.com

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