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Siobhan Allgood takes over at West Side Gravy

POSTED: Wednesday, September 1, 2010, 5:47 PM

Filed Under: Chef Salad | Menu Time

Chef Siobhan Allgood, most recently a contestant on Fox's extremely ridiculous show Hell's Kitchen, is now the chef at Alex Capasso's West Side Gravy in Collingswood (714 Haddon Ave.). The comfort-food BYO, which opened in May, now has a menu featuring a few of Allgood's signature touches, including Baja-style fish tacos (pollock, shredded cabbage and "secret sauce") and the "Tuna From Hell," a seared ahi sandwich with prosciutto, Saint-Andre cheese, lettuce, grilled pineapple and sriracha on brioche. Check it out in full after the jump.


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Posted 2010-10-05 14:36:57

[...] is anything but short on restaurants. There’s Alex Capasso’s Blackbird and its new sister spot, West Side Gravy; IndeBlue, from a former Tiffin chef; a slew of worthy trattorie (Nunzio’s, [...]

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Posted 2010-09-02 10:50:55

[...] Siobhan Allgood who competed on Kitchen Nightmares is now the chef at Alex Capasso’s just reviewed West Side Gravy. [Meal Ticket] [...]

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