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943, it lives! And it looks nice!

POSTED: Tuesday, October 26, 2010, 5:38 PM

Filed Under: Openings

Cheers to the trusted tipster who noticed the paper off the windows at the Italian Market's 943 (943 S. Ninth St.) and dropped us these quick shots. Pascual Cancelliere's restaurant had had its share of delays we first wrote about in January 2009. But now it looks so complete ready to go!? Not now, but soon, vows Cancelliere. He says he's square with the city and is just waiting on some contractor work before he can pull the trigger on an opening. Look for the BYO to start serving its mix of Italian and Argentine specialties around Thanksgiving.

Silvia Torre

Posted 2010-10-29 11:59:58

I believe it when I see it.  I hope the food is worth the wait!  I'm from Argentina and I got tired of calling the owner every month for the past year.

Foobooz » Quick Bites

Posted 2010-10-29 08:31:27

[...] 943, the we’ll-believe-it-when-we-see-it bistro promised for 9th Street in the Italian Market says it will be open by Thanksgiving. [Meal Ticket] [...]

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