Restaurants
The best way to help animals may be to eat them
(Dish)
By Rachel Hutton
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Why compassionate carnivorism just might work better than going vegetarian |
Hit or Miss
(A la carte)
By James Norton
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Señor Wong is not quite right |
Previous Features
The Mexitalian bistro La Chaya has staying power
(Dish)
By Rachel Hutton
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Diners hungry for a place to linger over their meals have a home in Kingfield |
Shh! Colossal Cafe is great
(A la carte)
By James Norton
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A food writer reluctantly reveals his secret spot |
Porter & Frye's highs and lows reflect the hazards of genius
(Dish)
By Rachel Hutton
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This posh eatery might be the most interesting place to open this year |
The Great 2008 Dog Crawl
(A la carte)
By James Norton
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A search for the Cities' best franks |
Splendid Table cookbook on trial
(Dish)
By Rachel Hutton
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We put Lynne Rossetto Kasper's latest to the test |
Roseville's China Jen is an old-school adventure
(A la carte)
By James Norton
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A quest for the elusive soup dumpling leads to a rough-around-the-edges find |
Otho: Pioneers of Portland Avenue
(Dish)
By Rachel Hutton
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The first fine-dining restaurant in a gentrifying neighborhood has its share of hits and misses |
The Best of Both Worlds
(A la carte)
By James Norton
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What do you get when you cross the cuisines of Ethiopia and Singapore? Good things. Very good things. |
R. Norman's and 7 Sushi Lounge: work it
(Dish)
By Rachel Hutton
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Buttoned-down bankers and tie-less creatives converge downtown |
Qoraxlow: enigmatic, but rewarding
(A la carte)
By James Norton
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The East African spot on Lake is irresistible |
Hunting for Easter candy
(Dish)
By Rachel Hutton
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Think outside the basket this year |
Patrick's Bakery and Bachman's: Garden of pastry delights
(A la carte)
By James Norton
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The café and the garden shop go together like coffee and a croissant |
Ramsey is a coffee hot spot
(Dish)
By Rachel Hutton
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Some of the world's best java comes through the Minnesota town |
Porky's, Part II
(A la carte)
By James Norton
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The venerable eatery brings its retro fast food to Northeast |
Strip Club serves up meaty hedonism
(Dish)
By Rachel Hutton
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Enjoy the pleasures of the flesh in St. Paul |
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The Dish Dining Guide is a list of recommended restaurants by City Pages food critic Dara Moskowitz. Please keep in mind that restaurants aren't open 24-7; it's best to call in advance for hours, reservations, and other specific information.
PRICE GUIDE (based on a complete threecourse meal for one, excluding tax, tip, and beverages)
$: under $15
$$: $15 to $25
$$$: $25 to $35
$$$$: $35 and up