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  <title>Black Sheep, Audobon</title>
  <published_at>Fri Feb 23 05:14:12 -0800 2007</published_at>
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    <name>Boston Area</name>
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        <content>I finally tried Black Sheep in the little hotel by Kendall on Wed. since I had the day off.  It's a small room that seats 3 at the bar and maybe 25 others, barely divided from the rest of the hotel's small lobby.  I thought I'd seen a lunch menu that was very reasonably priced but there weren't any bargains here.  I had it in my head that I was getting a sandwich of some sort so didn't pay lots of attention to other items, but there were some dishes in the $12-16 range and the soup specials sounded good.  The man next to me had the grilled turkey &amp; cheese on country white which looked great, los of meat and tons of cheese so that it spilled outside and the excess cheese got a nice frying like the cheeseburgers at Shady Glen in CT (which they're famous for).  I got a grilled portobello on white instead of sour dough expecting the same spill over of cheese but no such luck.  It was a tasty sandwich and had tons of mushrooms, but for $12.50 with either homemade chips or slaw, it was fairly pricey.  I spent the extra $1 and got both sides, the cole slaw was excellent but served in a tiny dish (at least it wasn't plastic).  Chips were good but not salty enough.  Very busy at noon, nice if you want to spend that kind of $$ at lunch.

Ate at Audobon outside Kenmore Sq. for the first time in a while and had an excellent burger w/ asiago cheese (great cheese choices) ($8, $1 for cheese).  For all of you who complain about places overcooking their burgers, it's the opposite problem here.  They always undercook and I never get a medium burger.  I'd already cut it in half tho so just bit the bullet and ate it rarer than I like.  But it's great quality meat, good sized burger, ripe tomatoes, and the roast potatos are decent if  not my favorite.  I had the chili mayo they advertise w/ the veggie burger on the side but didn't notice any huge difference in flavor.  Friend had pot stickers which he seemed to enjoy.  Were I not saving money for a bunch of Rest. Week meals, I would have gone for the pork chop with fried green tomatoes and grits at about $16.  Damn that sounds good.  Place was jumping and very loud at 6:30. </content>
        <published_at>Fri Feb 23 05:14:12 -0800 2007</published_at>
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        <user>
          <id>14253</id>
          <name>Joanie</name>
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