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Food critic Keith Lee heading to the Valley, asking for local recommendations
PHOENIX — Food critic and social media influencer Keith Lee is heading to the Valley soon and posted online that he is asking for local restaurant recommendations. Lee frequently visits different cities and tries local restaurants, posting reviews on his social media channels. The posts garner millions of views and draw heavy foot traffic to…
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Philly’s Most Unforgettable Menu Is Also The Most Fleeting
Philly’s Most Unforgettable Menu Is Also the Most Fleeting IN THIS SECTION
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Toronto restaurant owner responds to one-star reviews about ‘indecent acts’
A Toronto restaurant is at war with online reviewers after a slew of one-star reviews hurling a slew of unflattering accusations have begun popping up, and it’s impossible to keep track of what’s even going on anymore. This might just be the most bizarre story you read today. Bobbie Sue’s at Foxley and Ossington is a go-to…
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William Sitwell reviews Paro, London: ‘Bowl after bowl of indeterminate slop’
The entrance is impressive: an arched corner with a green canopy and a man in a bowler hat. Once inside, you’re immediately greeted by a colourful bar and banquette seating which is a promising, warm and welcoming start. Which is why the restaurant disappoints even more. Through a short tunnel, you arrive in a place…
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Review: Alma Negra Is a Perfect Neighborhood Restaurant
In the frenzy of ongoing openings, between the highly publicized new chapters from name-brand megachefs and whispered, word-of-mouth semi-private debuts stoking curiosity (hello, Frog Club!), there is a gap a mile wide. A hardworking restaurant critic can go out every night, discreetly belch his way through the newest and the loudest hotspots, maintain ready answers…
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Restaurant review: El Quetzal
What’s not? The prices for some of the main courses are not the cheapest, especially considering the portion sizes. Vibe: From the outside, El Quetzal is almost hard to spot, only noticeable because of the Mexican flag hanging above the door. But once inside, the vibe is much different: colorful tablecloths and décor, upbeat music, pleasant chatter…
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‘Veselka’ Review: Serving Up Support for Ukraine
Subtitled “The Rainbow on the Corner at the Center of the World,” this documentary offers a warm tribute to an East Village landmark. You would be hard pressed to find a New Yorker unfamiliar with the name Veselka. The pierogi and borscht eatery, established in 1954 by a Ukrainian émigré, is a staple of the…
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Restaurant review: Threecoins & Sons
There is a restaurant in Fremantle called Capri. It turns 70 this year and doesn’t look like it’ll be closing any time soon. Capri is properly iconic and is as famous for its longevity as it is its crowd-pleasing Italian cooking. (Pasta! Fried seafood! Free soup and bread with mains!) Freo is lucky to have…
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Birds review: Food is the star at Dubai’s newest dinner-show concept
From high above on the 63rd floor of Address Downtown at night, the view is breathtaking. Located in the heart of Downtown Dubai, metres away from Burj Khalifa, it feels as though you can touch the glistening tower just by stretching your hand out. It’s also the perfect setting for the avian-themed Birds, Dubai’s newest…
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Is the new Korean fried chicken roasted? Kookoo Bistro reviewed
Home / Lifestyle 22 Feb, 2024 03:00 AM6 mins to read Kookoo Korean Bistro is a new addition to Auckland’s Dominion Rd dining scene. Photo / Jason Oxenham In 2013, New Zealanders ate 31.5kg of chicken per capita. In 2023, that rose to 40.8kg. Put that in old-school supermarket terms and it means that, last…