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Former Food 101 locale registers under a different identity with new hardwoods to boot. It’s named after one of Jerry Garcia’s guitars, but don’t expect culinary Bohemia. Menu retains many items and neo-Southern sensibilities including the trademark pimento cheese. Stab into grilled pork shimmering in vanilla and sage vinaigrette. Specials drop like fried chicken buddying with a waffle, grits and hashbrowns. House-infused vodkas add pomp to the bar.
Casual upscale dining mecca endures after seven years of solid service. Rich, wooden interior with neutral fabrics have impressed many a well-coiffed visitor to return for dinner party fun. Cured m... read more
Originally a deli in 1922, it holds the title as the city’s oldest continuously-licensed tavern. Today, you’ll find frosty pints and pub grub staples like the trademark Bruno Burger on ... read more
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Former Food 101 locale registers under a different identity with ne...
Look for Mucha-inspired sign out front. Youngish condo dwellers don...