Where the chefs eat (article in KC Star)
http://www.kansascity.com/637/story/1... Any opinions on these places? I've never heard of Swagger, so I'm interested to hear about that one. I still haven't made it to JP Wine Bar, but maybe that will be my birthday present this year.
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Café Venezuela, was good, the owner changed the name to Cafe Colao and made some changes to the menu last fall. But it is now Café Rice & Beans. Has anyone been to this new version?
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JP Wine Bar is fun, but the wine prices are over the top. I was there two weeks ago and our
server told us the wine prices would be lowered 10 to 15 % in the coming weeks. I hope so. I find paying 11 bucks for a glass of wine that retails for 16 bucks a bottle a bit much. The small plates were good. They serve very inventive and delicious cheese plates. We had a rare tuna sandwich that was terrific.›3 Replies-
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re: zataar
It's "El Pulgarcito," which I looked up after I first heard about this place. It translates as "Tom Thumb" and is the name of a spanish language magazine that was sort of like Reader's Digest, but I have no idea if they named the restaurant after the magazine. The pickled cabbage is called "curtido" and is pretty much served with everything in El Salvador, apparently. Good stuff, eh?
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i know that swagger doesn't look like much from the road! it's at the end of a fairly dated strip at the corner of 85th and wornall. i do remember reading they were going to update and improve it from what it was - so i've been waiting for a sign to go up or some other sign that it wasn't just a beer joint.
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re: Katie Nell
We drove by tonight, but I don't know... I'm just not comfortable with places that I can't see inside the windows! I'm afraid I'm going to walk in and all these long-bearded biker guys are going to turn around and stare at me, and say "you lost, little missy?" I know, vivid imagination, but it just looked a little creepy to me!
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