Pat's Pick: Barstool Built for Two
Pat Cobe, Senior Editor
When couples want to eat at the bar, they often have to wait until two adjacent seats are free. Amy Morton, owner of Found Kitchen in Evanston, Ill., solved the issue with bar-height seats that two can share. Morton, a descendant of Morton’s The Steakhouse family, remembered a similar stool in her grandfather’s original restaurant, took an old photo to a furniture-maker and had the seats custom-made for Found. They grace both the bar and the chef’s table, which guests can reserve for date night.