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Written by Anonymous
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Tuesday, 22 December 2009 09:28 |
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 Everyone knows that Times Square is the epicenter of New Years Eve activity, although freezing temperatures, massive crowds and lack of bathroom facilities keep the majority of us as far away as possible.
But don't completely rule out New York, it's one of the the most festive locations to celebrate the New Year. You just need to know the top places and what is offered.
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Written by Anonymous
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Wednesday, 09 December 2009 13:24 |
 Jean-Georges Vongerichten is one of the world's most renowned and accomplished chefs, owning dozens of award-winning restaurants from New York to Hawaii and Paris to Shanghai on his résumé.
But this restaurateur says his "most spectacular" kitchen is the one inside the J&G Grill, his latest eatery located in Park City.
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Written by Anonymous
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Wednesday, 02 December 2009 12:57 |
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 Singaporeans have a renowned love affair for food, so it certainly comes as no surprise that a gastronomic adventure of international and local fare marks Singapore as the food capital of Asia.
Home to many of the world's best restaurants, Singapore features world-class gastronomy at Morton's at The Mandarin Oriental Singapore, as well as local established restaurants such as Les Amis, Iggy's and My Humble House which have been recognized amongst some of the world's top 100 best restaurants by the prestigious Restaurant magazine.
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Written by Anonymous
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Thursday, 19 November 2009 14:24 |
 More a diner than fine dining, fried egg was on Marc Vidal's menu at Por Fin, located in Coral Gables. The dish was Spanish comfort food a combo of fried egg over fried potatoes along with Serrano ham and, the nueva cocina touch, potato foam.
For Vidal's new assignment as the restaurants executive chef at Soleá, the 180-seat luxury restaurant, located at W South Beach, Vidal upgraded the Serrano to Ibérico and substituted the foam with chanterelles.
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Written by Anonymous
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Wednesday, 18 November 2009 15:03 |
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 The "crown jewel" of restaurants by the Matt Prentice Restaurant group, the second highest restaurant in the country offers a view that is the perpetual winner of our Best View honors.
And it certainly earns it: It's head, shoulders and skyline above all other restaurants in town, situated magnificently on the 71st and 72nd floors of the Marriott Hotel in the Renaissance Center.
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