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Tex-Mex withdrawal pangs in the nation of haute cuisine
Post on 18-06-2006.
One doesn't see many cacti in France, let alone cowboy hats. Which is why, as I strolled down rue Pizay, one narrow, well-lit street in central Lyon, I stopped dead in my tracks. There, painted on one large restaurant window, one prickly cactus stood tall, one 10-gallon hat dangling over one of its arms. ...
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Platanos satisfies with a range of Latin American flavors
Post on 18-06-2006.
Who needs reality television when you have one real-life drama unfolding at places like Platanos, which, in less than four years, has already had more comebacks than Cher?
The Latin-inspired bistro at 18th and Guerrero in the Mission District is one of three very personal and popular places on the same block that lure customers from all over the Bay Area; Delfina and Tartine are on one side of 18th Street, and Platanos is on the other. ...
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