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03/04/10
Also titled: When a press release triggers a rant...
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02/28/10
My tastebuds are in training for the Tapas Chef Showdown on March 4. It benefits YWCA of Salt Lake City so, you know, once again, we all win.
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02/27/10
Mark March 2 on your calendars.
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02/26/10
The latest lizard is coming your way
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02/25/10
Chances are good that you haven't ever tasted this style of beer before; go check it out.
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02/25/10
Two days after the 2010 Dining Awards, and I'm already thinking about 2011. Here's a contender.
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02/24/10
They dished it ...but can you take it?!
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02/24/10
Your votes are in, and the winners are...
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02/24/10
New faces, creative cuisine and culinary trends that are distinctly Utah, but with mass appeal, made their Dining Awards mark
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02/23/10
We already knew the Pony was good eats; it's nice that the big-time critics agree.
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02/22/10
The party's all planned and the celebration's about to begin.
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02/19/10
Been waiting to weigh in on SLmag's Dining Awards ...wait no more...
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02/19/10
J. Wong's Asian Bistro celebrates the Year of the Tiger tonight with dinner and a dragon dance.
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02/19/10
Finally, something to celebrate.
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02/18/10
Ruth's Chris Steakhouse is making another run at SLC.
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02/16/10
Sounds contradictory, but read on, then make reservations.
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02/16/10
The feast before the fast—it's Mardi Gras today, people! Did Utah not hear the news? Is there a party out there? Let me know!
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02/10/10
With so much Sunday sporting competition, don't let your Valentine get left in the dining dust.
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02/05/10
Ultimately, they're the winners in any case.
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02/04/10
It's practically a one-piece son et lumiere show—and definitely worth a reservation.
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02/03/10
No random boulders. No mammoth logs. No wrought-iron pine trees or Indian-inspired textiles. No BROWN. How could this be a restaurant in Park City? It's light, bright, white and elegant. There are no antlers anywhere, but there is a crystal chandelier hanging over the marble counter that separates the cozy dining room from the performance kitchen. The ceiling is shiny pressed tin tile, the comfy chairseats are covered in sheepskin. The whole place has a 19th-century vibe, which tends to be part of the standard issue Park City ambience but it's not the usual rough-and-ready mountain-man rusticity. Talisker on Main is sophisticated and cheerfully romantic. The only public business owned by the luxury real estate giant Talisker, the restaurant proves the luxury of...
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02/03/10
Our fave - Soter...featured @ Wild Grape... nice little discount too...
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02/02/10
Life is all about choices, say the two-bit psychologists. At least on the plate, don't narrow down your options.
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