I am still waiting for the launch of my new blog, which I expect will happen sometime in the next week or so. Ann Bauer and I will be writing for The Rake's new food and dining website - check here for details, or go to www.Rakemag.com. In the first few weeks, I'll have reviews online of Fogo de Chao, Bank, Shiraz Fire Roast Cuisine, and Cafe BonXai.
Cafe Levain and Cafe Maude are both opening on Tuesday, June 12. Cafe Levain takes the place of the late, lamented Levain, around the corner from Turtle Bread. Unlike its pricy predecessor, Levain, Harvey McLain's new French bistro keeps things simple and affordable: the menu in the window shows entrees such as coq au vin and beef short ribs, all priced under $20. I have less information about Cafe Maude, at 54th and Penn Ave. S., but the restaurant's website, www.cafemaude.com, promises "civilized leisure." Cafe Maude will be open for breakfast, lunch and dinner daily.
About Me
- Jeremy
- Jeremy Iggers (jeremy@tcmediaalliance.org) recently ended a 20+-year career with the Minneapolis Star Tribune to become executive director of the Twin Cities Media Alliance, the non-profit organization that operates the Twin Cities Daily Planet. He has a PhD in philosophy from the University of Minnesota. His dissertation on the ethics of journalism was published in 1998 by the Westview Press as Good News, Bad News: Journalism Ethics and the Public Interest.
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Are you still using this blog? I check in from time to time, and I haven't seen anything new lately...
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