Ways & Means Oyster House's Michelin-Starred Chef Out; New Chefs de Cuisine Hired

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • January 30, 2014
According to a press release, there has been a shake-up at Orange's Ways & Means Oyster House. Conrad Gallagher, the Michelin-starred chef they hired to open the restaurant last fall, is gone. In his place are two new chefs de cuisine, Benjamin...
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