IN PRINT: City Paper Food and Restaurants, April 1

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IN PRINT: City Paper Food and Restaurants, April 1

POSTED: Thursday, April 1, 2010, 5:41 PM
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Photo | Neal Santos

- Maru Global Takoyaki produces balls of (delicious) fury, at least according to our Trey Popp, who falls hard for the Japanese street-food snack Ryo and Nicole Igarashi are cooking at their 10th Street shop. "How long since I'd been this eager for a second bite?" asks Popp.

- In Spirit Sister, Felicia D whips up a low-impact cocktail perfect for spring — the PLCB Cucumber Crush, using stuff you can get at any state store.

- In Small Bites, we've got quick hits on ghost pepper hot sauce, a new kitchen at an old Fishtown bar, spring cocktailing and more.

- What's opening/about to open? Peep the latest edition of Feeding Frenzy to find out.

- Troegs tappings, rye pouring at P&K, bunny brunches and grilled cheese bonanzas detailed in What's Cooking.

- In Agenda, Emily Currier has word on the Twin Peaks-themed art show at Fishtown's Piranha Betty's — at tomorrow's First Friday reception, they'll have coffee (served black as midnight on a moonless night) and a wide selection of pie for guests.

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