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Worshipping at the church of BrownGold
A colorful couple’s passion comes to light through countless avenues — but especially the superb food — at their... -
Worshipping at The Church of BrownGold
A colorful couple’s passion comes to light in countless ways — but especially the superb food — at their inspiring...
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A reawakening in New Hope : The Logan Inn
By Jon James . A somewhat forgotten fixture in New Hope, chef and owner Pete Gialias refreshes The Logan Inn...
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Culinary savvy, combat ready
When the sometimes brutal restaurant business reaches fever pitch, Butcher & Singer executive chef Shane Cash conjures his military boot... -
Open to Interpretation
Owner-chef Scott Anderson describes the food at his new Princeton, NJ, restaurant, elements, as “interpretive American.” A recent visit...
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Understated Elegance
A picturesque 18th-century estate and an eclectic, meticulously crafted menu define the fine dining experience at the Bridgetown Mill House....
November 7, 2008 • Erika Jaeger-Smith • 0 Comments -
Made from Scratch
At Lahaska’s Villaggio, “authentic” and “Italian cuisine” are not mutually exclusive terms. By Marcy Silberman Photography by Dan Engongoro Let’s face it....
September 5, 2008 • Marcy Silberman • 0 Comments -
Country chic, French style
At The Inn at Phillips’ Mill, country style is defined as elegant, intimate dining. By Marcy Silberman ...
June 23, 2008 • Marcy Silberman • 1 Comment -
Coming Home Again
A warm environment provides a perfect backdrop for updated and sophisticated impressions of classic American fare. By Marcy Silberman As...
April 9, 2008 • Marcy Silberman • 0 Comments -
Buho’s: A Refreshingly Authentic Experience
By Scott Edwards I must preface this by saying that we were both very hungry. So, when the basket of...
April 9, 2008 • Scott Edwards • 0 Comments
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