Residents and guests of Beaufort, a thriving city known for its diverse dining options, began their week with unexpected news when well-loved local establishment Blacksheep announced a temporary closure due to increasing supply chain issues.
Located at 1216 Boundary St, Blacksheep cited “escalating supply chain challenges” as the primary factor leading to its short-term shutdown. The small, upscale eatery isn’t the first to face such issues, signaling a broader issue that dining establishments are facing amid the ongoing global challenges.
In spite of this setback, the restaurant has expressed its intentions to bounce back strong, revealing plans to introduce an exciting new concept. Patrons can expect gourmet hot dogs and adult snow cones as part of the revamped menu.
Since its opening in 2020, the two-person operation led by chef/owner Matt Wallace and general manager Krista Duffy has made a significant impact on the Beaufort dining scene. The restaurant is highly regarded for its unique and unpretentious approach to international cuisine, with desserts and main dishes crafted from locally sourced ingredients.
A testament to Blacksheep’s commitment to creativity and quality, their menu is always evolving, featuring ten thoughtfully selected items, complemented by a curated beer and wine list. The announcement of the temporary closure has understandably left loyal customers eager for their return, illustrating the restaurant’s impact on the local culinary landscape.
Speaking to their resilience amidst these challenging times, the team at Blacksheep is leveraging the opportunity to rethink and reimagine their offerings to the patrons. The restaurant’s Instagram bio now adds an element of intrigue with its updated status: “Blacksheep x Sabbatical… Coming Soon.”
While the temporary closure of a beloved local restaurant is disheartening news for the Beaufort community, the promise of a creative revival adds a silver lining to the current circumstances. The buzzing anticipation for Blacksheep’s reappearance is a testament to its standing as a cherished part of the local dining scene.
Further updates can be followed on the restaurant’s Instagram page, @blacksheep on Boundary, where the team will continue to engage its followers and share details as soon as they’re available.
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