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Slightly North of Broad

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This former warehouse with brick-and-stucco walls has a chef's table that looks directly into the open kitchen. It's a great place to perch if you can "take the heat," as chef Frank Lee, who wears a baseball cap instead of a toque, is one of the city's culinary characters. He is known for his talent in prepping game, and his venison is exceptional. Many of the items come as small plates, which makes them perfect for sharing. The braised lamb shank with a ragout of white beans, arugula, and a red demi-glace is divine. Lunch can be as inexpensive as $9.95 for something as memorable as mussels with spinach, grape tomatoes, and smoked bacon.

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  • Credit cards accepted.
  • No lunch weekends.
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    Food was just so-so except for the brocolli cheese soup which was excellent. Tables so close I was closer to the lady next to me then my husband who was across the table. The restroom line to the one toilet restroom for the ladies wround around diners!

    by cd, 1/3/08

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