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Le Pain Quotidien star [?]

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The sunny, open room bears all the marks of farmhouse chic: a fieldstone fireplace, unfinished barnboard tabletops, quaint house-label preserves and the Quotidien hallmark: a long communal table. Aisles wide enough to accommodate the largest of high-end strollers suggest a certain clientele (as does the din of wailing babies). Atlantic shrimp salad is huge (at $16.50, it should be): nicely poached shrimp are tossed with greens and avocado and served with pesto dressing. In contrast, ...

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