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If you dine at Crispo, just don't order the roasted bone marrow appetizer. They have no idea what they're doing; the bones were sliced in half, roasted, and a result, dried to a crisp.
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Let me be the first to jump in here and say Crispo.... drat. You all beat me to it.
I haven't been to Salt or Zoe for food in years, but wasn't blown away by either of them. I stopped in to Zoe for sunday afternoon drinks after shopping a few months ago... I was so shocked at the incredible rudeness of a few of their servers that I vowed never to go back.
I'd try Salt again though--it's been about four years. Zoe, not so much. Ever.
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Both Salt and Zoe are very mediocre food-wise. But they have a younger crowd and have cocktails where Crispo only has wine. Crispo has much better food and the bar has an extensive wine list.
Unless you are looking for a younger crowd, Crispo is the way to go!
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re: kobetobiko
On the basic end, they make a really good martini -- and they always have a fun list of cocktail specials. A while back (probably last summer) I had a cocktail made with Limoncello, I believe, which was refreshing and excellent. They also have a good list of after dinner drinks to go with dessert, so I've stopped by a few times just for a cognac or grappa and something sweet at the bar.
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re: kobetobiko
Crispo is nothing like it was a few years ago. and I'm surprised to see its crowd referred to as the 'oldest' of the 3 places mentioned. Having actually been to all of the places mentioned, I would vote for Salt. But do agree that there are other/better choices btwn 14th and Prince Streets
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re: sarapeater
I'm looking for a relaxing place where my friend and I can catch up on gossip - good food and a decent wine list are key but we're not looking for 3 star dining. I did pick those places because I've been curious - heard good things about Crispo and I've walked by the other two and never been in any.
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