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Craig LaBan

Craig LaBan
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I joined the Inquirer as its restaurant critic in 1998, after a stint covering the food beat for the Times-Picayune in New Orleans. Having eaten about 500 restaurant meals a year here ever since, I never cease to be amazed by the diversity and sophistication of Philadelphia's kitchens. To travel from its many authentic ethnic neighborhoods to the gastronomic temples of Walnut Street to its beery gastropubs, cozy BYOBs and multitude of greasy-but-great steak joints, is to know this town delivers satisfaction at every level of the food chain. Including online dish.

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03/21/2012
Get the recipe he uses ever St. Paddy's Day to make a splendid bread from Simon Pearce.
LABAN REVIEW
There's pickled pep to the small-plates menu and a diverse lineup of drinks at this East Passyunk gastropub.
03/16/2012
Craig LaBan: There's pickled pep to the small-plates menu and a diverse lineup of drinks at this East Passyunk gastropub.
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