IN PRINT: City Paper Food and Restaurants, Nov. 19
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IN PRINT: City Paper Food and Restaurants, Nov. 19
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| Photo | Neal Santos |
- We take you inside the meticulous and altogether meaty research process that produced Percy Street Barbecue, the new Texas-style venture from Steve Cook, Erin O'Shea and Michael Solomonov. Be sure to check out Neal Santos' excellent photo slideshow.
- Trey Popp finds that's there a whole lot to like about chef Joshua Noh's cooking at Paul, the unassuming BYOB on Pine Street.
- Erin Mae Szrankowski touches on Thanksgiving-themed goodness and more in this week's What's Cooking food events column.
- We fill you in on the latest openings in Feeding Frenzy � check out the deets on Hawthornes, Vietnam Caf�, Green Aisle and more.
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