Diverse Long Beach Restaurateurs Offer Steak Luncheon Specials
A long survey of Long Beach eateries describes Tee Cee's second anniversary celebration with a free buffet, DiPiazza in Belmont Shore praised for lighter Italian dishes, Lucy's ornate dinner offerings, Clover Room weekly specials, Lechuga's affordable big margaritas, and extensive menus from $1.95 to $5.95. The piece highlights various locations, prices, and specialties, including halibut steaks, prime rib, lasagna, and Italian wines, reflecting a bustling dining scene.
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TEE Cee's
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Sicily
DiPiazza
Second St
Italy
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Frances
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Lucy’s
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Richard Bedley
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Irene
Carl Jurs
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Mike Commines
Lechuga
Lechuga's
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Charles Z
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Lechuga’s
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Wine and Women in a Toast to Vintners
A Chicago Sun-Times wine column compares wine to women, urging conquest and affection. It traces winemaking from planting to aging, noting the craft's romance and the journey through brokers and retailers to the consumer, framing wine as prepared for its sole purpose—consumption.
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Chicago Sun-Times
Luigi Veronelli
Hur
Cheese gripping American tastes and cheese lore
Americans increasingly embrace diverse cheeses, with a national average of about 14 pounds per person yearly. The piece traces cheese’s origins, historic spread by conquerors and poets, and French enthusiasm, while noting nutrition and health cautions. It also highlights Paul Masson wines and rare sherries and ports as gift ideas, with tasting notes and serving suggestions.
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National Geographic Society
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City embraces shark as new local delicacy
In San Francisco shrinking shrimp and crab supply sparks chatter about shark meat. Ron Pirotto, head of a fish market group, says shark sells for about 99 cents a pound and tastes better than halibut. Fishermen and seafood managers tout shark as hearty, protein rich fare, noting it is often mislabeled as other fish.
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Aliato Sea Foods
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