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Café Village
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Daniel: Double Your Pleasure
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March 1, 1999 | Travel Feature Eating on the Tuscan Seashore Slivered favas and tomato add earthy zest to red mullet. Photo: Steven Richter Think Tuscany, I say, and…
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Chow, Manhattan
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Where to eat in 1999
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Eleven Madison/Gramercy Tavern
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Eating by the Numbers
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Regine: All the Rage
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