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The chicer, more playful culinary sister of the famed Citronelle. Bistro serves up serious food with a serious sense of humor. A sculpted teetering tower of plates and iridescent tiles at the entrance tip you off to the fun inside. Glass walls dotted with wine bottles resemble Lichtensteins, and the big graphic prints mirror the sweet chic effect. a It’s hard to make a bad choice (we adore the creative French fare), but one must-have is the dessert menu’s alternative take on a crunchy Kit Kat.
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