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Ratatouille Dinner + Film Screening w/ 39 Rue de Jean

We are thrilled to be teaming up again with 39 Rue de Jean to present A French Dinner & Film Featuring Ratatouille on Tuesday, August 13th! Enjoy a 3-course prix fixe menu at 39 Rue de Jean (located next door to
the Music Hall at 39 John St.) followed by a screening of Ratatouille at The Charleston Music Hall. There are 3 different ticket options so read along closely.

Please note tax and gratuity are NOT included in all dinner pricing.

The first option is to purchase a ticket to the film only. Tickets are $8 and get you entry
to see Ratatouille.

The second option is the Dinner + Film Package. For $38 you get a prix fixe meal at
39 Rue de Jean (see menu below) along with a ticket to see Ratatouille at the Music
Hall. Please call 843-722-8881 after purchasing a ticket to set your reservation at 39
Rue de Jean for either 5:30 PM or 6:00 PM. Dinner is only available through a
reservation at these two times before the film.

The third option is Dinner + Film + Full Glass Wine Pairing Package (two 5oz Wine
Pairings and 3oz Dessert Wine). For $75 you get a prix fixe meal at 39 Rue de Jean
(see menu below) with special full glass pours of wine pairings, and entry to see
Ratatouille at the Music Hall.

DINNER MENU:
Aperitif:
Soup au Pistou: Provençal White Bean and Vegetable Soup with Pisto
Entree:
Roasted Salmon, Saffron Rice, Ratatouille, Olive Tapenade
Dessert:
Melon Clafoutis: Almond Brittle, Blackberry Pate, Lemon, Honey Powder

Menu is subject to change. No substitutions. If there are any questions or allergy concerns, please call 39 Rue de Jean at 843-722-8881

You, of course, can just buy a ticket to the film without the dinner. Please call ahead
and make reservations for 39 Rue de Jean at (843) 722-8881 after you buy your Dinner & Film ticket.

RATATOUILLE

Remy dreams of becoming a great chef, despite being a rat in a definitely rodent-phobic
profession. He moves to Paris to follow his dream, and with the help of hapless garbage boy Linguini he puts his culinary skills to the test in the kitchen but he has to stay in hiding at the same time, with hilarious consequences. Remy eventually gets the chance to prove his culinary abilities to a great food critic but is the food good? A Pixar animation.