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- The big cheese
Is cheese the new breakthrough trend?
- Editors' picks: Food
Spark, Bliss, Pam's Pizza, Duffy's and more.
- Margaret’s
With the gallery scene hopping, the New Bedford area definitely bears exploring for its culinary standouts.
- Rasoi
When Sanjiv Dahr opened Kabob and Curry in 1990, he hewed closely to the dishes of northern India with which the college crowd and Providence diners were most familiar.
- Twelve patties, no cake
Can one revive something that is, unlike barbecue, universally American, and steeped in personal nostalgia?
- La Laiterie
To truly sample the bistro’s offerings, we turned to heartier fare.
- Sami’s
Dining options for night owls are limited to a handful of Chinatown eateries and a few dubious diners. We also suffer from a dearth of good street food: what we’d give for one decent LA-style taco truck!
- Benatti
Even a slice of zucchini makes you want more . . . zucchini. You are perhaps vegan? Order two of these and sneer at the carnivores of the world.
- Laymoon is lemon
El-taha’s house in Falmouth is populated with an easy Lebanese-American combo-culture.
- Privius Lounge
I thought I had Privus figured out based on what owner Jarlath Quinn had done with his popular bar, The Kells, located right next door.
- T.J. Scallywaggle's
It’s eye-opening for a professed omnivore to visit the improbably named T.J. Scallywaggle’s, a 100-percent-vegan pizza and sub shop.
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