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Vol 10, Issue 234 May 7-May 13, 2008
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Off the Beaten Path Knotty Pine on the Bayou lives up to its eclectic reputation (05-07-08)

Chalk It Up The ever-expanding Jean-Robert Restaurant Group adds another intriguing endeavor (04-09-08)

Eastern Oasis Amarin Thai & Sushi is friendly, delicious and a great value (03-12-08)

The Dish Retro-Grade A (02-27-08)

Major League Eating Red offers upscale dining in a friendly, neighborhood atmosphere (02-20-08)

Paul Harvanec Chef, York St. Café (02-20-08)

Elegance with a Twist Jean-Robert de Cavel does it again with Pigall´s Twist Lounge & Bar (01-16-08)

A Grand Addition Fort Mitchell adds another independent gem in Grandview Tavern & Grille (12-19-07)

Buy This Crumby Book Busken Bakery celebrates its billboard campaigns in new book (11-14-07)

Still a Party Revamped Universal Grille retains its playful touch (10-17-07)

Look Who's Eating: Creola Robinson Owner, Goodies Barbeque (10-17-07)

Dedicated and Creative Olives is worth the trip to Ludlow Garage (09-26-07)

Look Who's Eating - Tom Heist Owner, Kremer's Market (09-19-07)

Look Who's Eating: Betsy Kuhr Co-owner, Pike Street Press (08-15-07)

Martinis in the Garden of Eatin' Fusion Martini Bar and Grill is a friendly, upscale Northern Kentucky upstart (08-01-07)

Survivor: Monfort Heights Hidden gem Thai Namtip worth the West Side excursion (07-18-07)

SideDish Lynne Rossetto Kasper (07-18-07)

Look Who's Eating: Chris Prince Chef, Primavista (06-27-07)

Music Hath Charms Excellent food combines with contagious friendliness at Vito's Café (06-06-07)

Look Who's Eating: Mark Jang Owner, Riverside Korean Restaurant (06-06-07)

We Live Here Otto's owners Paul and Emily Weckman live the 'old-fashioned way' (05-16-07)

Getting on Board the Soul Train Southview is moving in the right direction (05-09-07)

Look Who's Eating - Barbara Kenny Owner/Chef, Molly Malone's (05-02-07)

Where to Eat: 2007 CityBeat's restaurant writers help you navigate the local dining scene (04-25-07)

Look Who's Eating Shawn Thomas Owner, Behle Street Cafe (04-18-07)

Understated Elegance Tink's Café offers a flexible menu in chic environs (03-14-07)

The Art of the Meal Daveed's takes dining out to another level (02-14-07)

Look Who's Eating Tom Harten:Owner, Mecklenburg Gardens (02-14-07)

Bright Tavern Maribelle's delivers upscale comfort food to the East End (01-10-07)

Look Who's Eating Julie Francis, Owner, of Nectar (12-13-06)

Look Who's Eating Todd Shanks - Owner/Chef, Kona Bistro (12-06-06)

Look Who's Eating Todd Shanks - Owner/Chef, Kona Bistro (12-06-06)

Dinner and a Movie Making a wonderful meal to accompany a wonderful story (11-29-06)

Supermarket Sushi Smackdown A brief primer on eating sushi at home (11-21-06)

Look Who's Eating Todd Shanks, Kona Bistro (11-15-06)

Celebration of Life Mesh is polished dining without the pretense (10-04-06)

Great Outdoors Critics' Pick: Arthur's (09-13-06)

Better Than Q Jimmy's BBQ is good eatin' (08-09-06)

Far East Delight Miyoshi offers excellent Japanese food in a polished but relaxed atmosphere (05-24-06)

Magic Bean Stalk Argentine Bean shines via its Latin-influnced menu, long hours and eager staff (04-12-06)

Selling Out Going, going, gone to Phoenicia Mediterranean Bar & Grill (03-08-06)

Elevated Primavista is good for your civic pride -- and your taste buds (01-25-06)

Identity Crisis Louisville restaurateurs lost something on the way up I-71 to Crestview Hills (12-14-05)

Culinary Liturgy 'Tis the season for holiday food rituals (11-30-05)

Sweet Spot Everything about Northside's new Honey is subtle -- until the food arrives (11-09-05)

Meeting the Standard Karlo's offers a fresh approach to Italian fare (10-19-05)

Survival, Post-Maisonette How we got here and what we do now for a fancy meal (09-07-05)

The Dish Food, drink, etc. (08-24-05)

Heavenly Dining Mount Adams' Celestial Steakhouse does a fine job with red meat and fish (07-06-05)

Tasty Tapas Latitudes offers quality food at proper portions (06-08-05)

Where to Eat 2005 Where to impress a date, where to go to see and be seen and where the chefs eat (04-27-05)

Corporate Cuisine Abuelo's is hardly an adventure in authentic Mexican dining (04-13-05)

Lively and Vibrant Simone's is the kind of place where you want to be (03-30-05)

The Dish Starvation Saturday (03-02-05)

Food on the Move Tattie's offers carryout without contrition (02-23-05)

Baby, It's Cold Outside 20 Mile House is worth the trip, and it'll warm the cockles of your heart (02-02-05)

All Over the Map Buckhead Mountain Grill is perfectly ordinary, with a nice view (01-05-05)

Chewing on 2004 Above all, have a good time (12-29-04)

The Gang's All Here Mariemont's Quarter could benefit by simplifying (12-15-04)

The Dish Food, drink, etc. (11-17-04)

Sunny Side Up Breakfast choices to help you rise and shine (10-27-04)

Tasty Blend Cincinnati's foodie hero is fusing French and Vietnamese cuisines at Pho Paris (09-29-04)

Home Stretch Classic Kentucky ribs joint is the real thing, but could use a bit of freshening (09-15-04)

Downtown Asset Revisiting Aioli is a satisfying experience (08-25-04)

The Dish Corporate Lunch (08-11-04)

Soul Providers Summer is the time for soul food searching around the Tristate (08-04-04)

The Dish Simply the Best (07-07-04)

Farmhouse Friendly Don't be deceived by La Petite Pierre's exterior (06-16-04)

Blue Monday Soul Food and Boogie Woogie Blues (05-19-04)

Where to Eat 2004 Where to impress visitors, where to dine on a date, where the chefs eat and more (04-28-04)

Sopranos & South Beach New Jeff Ruby operation is another good place for beef (04-21-04)

Mais Oui! JeanRo's shows off chef's winning, casual ways (04-07-04)

The Dish Does Lunch Home Cooking in Fast-Food City (03-24-04)

Newport News Hold the revolution! It's time for oysters at Washington Platform (03-10-04)

A New Flavor For something different, try the Ethiopian fare at Queen of Sheba (02-18-04)

Dining A-Go-Go A whole new meaning to carry-out (01-28-04)

The Dish My Big Fat Greek Luncheonette (01-21-04)

Downtown Delight Exotic Mejana offers Lebanese cuisine ... and Turkish coffee (01-14-04)

All That Jazz The perfect spot for food, booze, smoke, Jazz, candlelight and swing (01-07-04)

Get on the Bus Dining favorites from all over town (12-31-03)

The Dish Does Lunch Otto-matic (12-03-03)

Seafood -- Chinese Style Look for the Neon Lobster in the window (11-25-03)

The Allure of the Familiar The Gatehouse Tavern provides straightforward, simple pleasures (11-19-03)

Evolved from the Incas Sabor Peruano offers familiar foods prepared in unusual ways (11-12-03)

Perfectly Composed The Tousey House is a Kentucky treasure (10-29-03)

'Cued Up Local barbecue joints offer flavors for every taste (10-08-03)

Mamaw's Noisy Kitchen Southern cooking fails to measure up in Erlanger eatery (09-24-03)

Night and Day Two Chinese cookies -- two different fortunes (09-10-03)

Intriguing Choices Small Hyde Park eatery stands tall with menu and service (08-27-03)

Drive-By Eating Finding local alternatives to fast food (08-13-03)

Old Friends A legendary dining spot resurfaces in Covington (07-30-03)

The Dish Tuned In (07-23-03)

Turkish Contradictions Cafe Istanbul offers authentic fare, but has its ups and downs (07-16-03)

The Dish Does Lunch Ollie'sTrolley keeps on rolling with good food and hospitality (07-02-03)

The Dish Mokka adds flavor to morning fare (06-25-03)

Flair for the Imaginative Fusing with Cheng 3's pan-Asian cuisine (06-18-03)

Chillin' at the Dairy Bar An extra large brain freeze, please, with rainbow sprinkles (06-04-03)

The Meat of the Issue The Great Corned Beef Challenge (05-28-03)

Dear Dilly, Why Deli? Gourmet entrées, sandwiches, beers and wines prosper in Mariemont (05-14-03)

So Many Choices Chinese buffets have something for everyone ... and more (04-30-03)


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