Coop and I recently spent 2 weeks seeking out some family history in Minnesota and exploring every corner of North Dakota. I will spare you a lengthy summary but there are some good stories, and pictures from Coop, over at our journal... www.leastvisited.blogspot.com.
People say it's good but I'll let you make your own judgment.
Cheers,
JW
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
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Bistrot Zinc
1131 N State St.
Chicago
312-337-1131
“Your classic neighborhood bistro” is a “quiet getaway” just “a few paces from the hubbub of Rush Street”, where the “good take on standard” French food and “charming atmosphere” (an “authentic zinc bar”) serve up “a little bit of Paris in the Gold Coast”; P.S. contributors compliment the “outstanding child-friendly weekend brunch.” -- Zagat
Bistrot Zinc
1131 N State St.
Chicago
312-337-1131
“Your classic neighborhood bistro” is a “quiet getaway” just “a few paces from the hubbub of Rush Street”, where the “good take on standard” French food and “charming atmosphere” (an “authentic zinc bar”) serve up “a little bit of Paris in the Gold Coast”; P.S. contributors compliment the “outstanding child-friendly weekend brunch.” -- Zagat
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62 Laight St.
(Greenwich St.)
New York City
212-334-4783
“Not your grandpa’s steakhouse”, this “suave” TriBeCa version goes well beyond red meat as it attracts “suits” and “young singles” with its first-class fare, “solicitous” service and a next-door “bar scene that’s a blast”... -- Zagat
62 Laight St.
(Greenwich St.)
New York City
212-334-4783
“Not your grandpa’s steakhouse”, this “suave” TriBeCa version goes well beyond red meat as it attracts “suits” and “young singles” with its first-class fare, “solicitous” service and a next-door “bar scene that’s a blast”... -- Zagat
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