Chef's Table

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2 total messages Started by scoobysdad2003 Thu, 15 Jul 2004 23:44

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Author: scoobysdad2003
Date: Thu, 15 Jul 2004 23:44

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Some friends and I have a Christmas tradition of gathering together in
December and dining at a chef's table in a different city each year. So
far we've dined in the kitchen at Sally's in San Diego, One Market in
San Francisco, and Charlie Trotter's in Chicago. This year we've decided
to meet in Washington, D.C. for our annual dinner. I'm looking for
chef's table  suggestions  in the D.C area as we will need to make our
reservations very soon. Any and all ideas will be appreciated.

SD3

Re: Chef's Table

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Author: Todd Palino
Date: Fri, 16 Jul 2004 13:07

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On Thu, 15 Jul 2004 23:44:59 GMT, scoobysdad2003@yahoo.com wrote:

>Some friends and I have a Christmas tradition of gathering together in
>December and dining at a chef's table in a different city each year. So
>far we've dined in the kitchen at Sally's in San Diego, One Market in
>San Francisco, and Charlie Trotter's in Chicago. This year we've decided
>to meet in Washington, D.C. for our annual dinner. I'm looking for
>chef's table  suggestions  in the D.C area as we will need to make our
>reservations very soon. Any and all ideas will be appreciated.

My absolute favorite chef's table anywhere is dining at Laboratorio
del Galileo, in DC.  Keep in mind that this is a little more than your
traditional chef's table, as there are 7 (if I remember correctly)
tables.  But the kitchen is right there, and you can watch everything.
And the food is phenomenal.

Have a wonderful dinner!

-Todd
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