Restaurant Guide 2008
Go for Broke
The price tags are almost extortionate, but what a way to go bust. The city’s most decadent, wallet-draining dishes
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Caviar frais aux blinis is Acadian Gold New Brunswick sturgeon served on Limoges porcelain in 30-gram portions. It’s considered to be as good as—if not better than—the endangered stuff. Didier.
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