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The focus of Le Cavalier (meaning “the horseman”) is contemporary French brasserie dishes with inspiration from the current dining scenes in France and North Africa, as well as New Orleans. Le Cavalier’s menu features staple French dishes like onion soup and steak frites—but with a hint of African spice.
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Given the “craft bar” part of the restaurant’s name, it’s no surprise to find a range of artisan beers on tap or in bottles and cans. There’s even a Beer Bible guide to help you find a fruity, malty, sweet or bitter brew to your liking. Grain Craft small plates include bacon corn dogs, sliders, Read more...
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Given the “craft bar” part of the restaurant’s name, it’s no surprise to find a range of artisan beers on tap or in bottles and cans. There’s even a Beer Bible guide to help you find a fruity, malty, sweet or bitter brew to your liking. Grain Craft small plates include bacon corn dogs, sliders, Read more...
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El Camino has it all: aprimolocation in The Concord apartment community on Silverside Road, a light, bright and playfully decorated dining room and lounge, well executed food that ranges from familiar to fun, and a lively beverage program that includes cocktails made with fresh ingredients. The menu is organized as snacks, tacos, burritos, enchiladas and Read more...
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The menu highlights original pub fare such as crab corn chowder, seafood tacos and the indulgence burger piled high with 90 Minute IPA white cheddar ale sauce. There’s no telling which of Dogfish’s famously “off-centered” brews will be on tap, what crazy cocktail the bartenders have created from Dogfish rum, gin or vodka, what delicious Read more...
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The menu includes “interpretive”takes on classic Italian dishes, with most ingredients sourced from Delaware Valley farmers and food purveyors. Their concept was to look beyond “old-school, red-gravy Italian classics” and contribute something new to Wilmington’s burgeoning nightlife and restaurant scene.
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Limestone signifies not only the restaurant’s location, but also the rock that filters groundwater sources for good bourbon. The kitchen offers the standards: beef brisket, St. Louis-style pork ribs (an important distinction for rib aficionados), pulled pork, smoked chicken, smoked turkey, sausages and then some.