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Restaurants to Try

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For Denise's 101 things. All restaurants to try...will rate when tried. Gathered from here and there, newspapers, suggestions, surfing.

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Blue Willow Inn...

See this at: bluewillowinn.com| Added on 12/31/06

Sample Menu Sample Menu (Friday/Saturday Dinner) | Fried Chicken Roast Beef & Gravy Baked Ham Seafood Au gratin -------------------- Green Beans Corn on the Cob Creamed Potatoes Candied Yams Pinto Beans Macaroni & Cheese Stewed Apples Fried Green... See more more

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Old Devil Moon

See this at: nymetro.com| Added on 04/04/06

Old Devil Moon has hillbilly chic down pat, with taxidermy wall hangings, strings of lights, and plastic flower garlands—though it sometimes misses the mark when it comes to down-home flavor. Despite bland side dishes like rice hash or... See more more

Highlights: From the Gothamist: String lights, plastic flower garlands, old maps, and taxidermy pepper the walls at Old Devil Moon, a home-cookin', vegetarian-friendly East Village joint. Heaping portions of portabella "ribs" and BBQ tofu please the veggies, while other comfort-food favorites like mac...

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Le Tub

See this at: southflorida.com| Added on 02/28/06

I love this place! I was there with my sister two years ago on vacation. The cook and bartender went out of their way to be friendly, even gave my sister the batteries out of the TV remote when her camera batteries died! Don't bash the Cook!He's the... See more more

Highlights: We noticed they have increased the price to $10 from $8.

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See this at: gainesville.com| Added on 02/07/06

Calling it a deli is a stretch. It's really a Stop 'n' Go knockoff that offers some very interesting fare. Porter's serves homemade Persian food from an unassuming little convenience store at 317 SW 4th Ave. This cuisine, from the area that now... See more more

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Reggae Shack Cafe

See this at: happycow.net| Added on 02/07/06

Review: well I just want it to be known that I love the reggae shack cafe, I personally have never had a problem with the food or service and I have been eating there for about a year now. i really really really love the food at the reggae and my 3... See more more

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Jeff's New York Deli

See this at: mrbreakfast.com| Added on 02/07/06

Noisy heaven, but heaven just the same. The raucous din of your fellow diners may make it harder to hear your friend one seat down inquiring after...

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Two meals there have not been disappointing, very New York like, fab cheesecake, yummy sandwiches, bialys ummmmm everything.

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Ella's Deli!

See this at: ellas-deli.com| Added on 01/26/06

Award winning kosher-style deli and ice cream parlor. Includes restaurant history, menu, images of displays and information on the carousel.

Highlights: This is the ice cream parlor and deli I daydream about. I loved this place in Madison. I wish we were down the block from it. Wonderful for kids, for grown-ups, for everyone.

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Inverness Alive

See this at: invernessalive.com| Added on 01/25/06

"It’s casual fine dining," said Chef Kieth Chan Sezz, the restaurant’s owner "You can come in a pair of jeans, or you can come dressed up, it's about variety I try to keep everything very eclectic." Once inside this century home the first thing you... See more more

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Chateau Chan Sezz 207 N...

See this at: restaurant.com| Added on 01/25/06

"It’s casual fine dining," said Chef Keith Chan Sezz, the restaurant’s owner "You can come in a pair of jeans, or you can come dressed up, it's about variety I try to keep everything very eclectic." Once inside this century home the first thing you... See more more

Highlights: $25 Dining Certificate YOUR PRICE: $10.00

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