Oceana Grill - New Orleans, LA

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739 Conti Street, New Orleans, LA
(504) 525-6002
Hours: 

Breakfast 8am-1pm • Lunch 10am-4pm • Dinner 4pm-1am

Oceana Grill is located just steps off of Bourbon Street in the heart of the French Quarter. You will be mesmerized by the exquisite renovations of this historic building. The ambience and the cuisine are a dynamic duo. Our family owned and operated restaurant has the sights, sounds, and authentic New Orleans food coming directly from our kitchen that has delighted many people throughout our long history.

(from http://www.oceanagrill.com)

Peter's Pour House - Baltimore, MD

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111 Mercer Street, Baltimore, MD 21202
Phone: (410) 539-5818 Fax: (410) 783-5669
Hours: 

Mon-Fri: 11am-2am ; Sat: 4pm-2am ; Sun: Closed : Kitchen open until 10pm

Peter’s Pour House, a classic American Pub, has a welcoming atmosphere appealing to locals, the business crowd and tourists alike. Our menu has something for everyone at affordable prices. In the heart of Downtown Baltimore and north of the Inner Harbor, Peter’s Pour House is open Monday through Saturday serving great food and cold beer in a casual dining atmosphere. Come see what the locals have enjoyed since 1974. We’re not embarrassed to tell our age but we won’t ask yours.

H BurgerCo - Denver, CO

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1555 Blake Street, Denver, CO
(720) 524-4345
Hours: 

Sun: 12pm-8pm ; Mon-Thu: 11am-9pm ; Fri: 11am-10pm ; Sat: 12pm-10pm

H BurgerCO, an innovative concept spun from an American classic—a restaurant that celebrates homegrown familiarity without sacrificing a style all its own.

From apps to nightcaps, you’ll find only the highest quality ingredients, like locally sourced Angus beef, ground fresh daily. And of course, there’s plenty to suit the tastes of any palate even if meat isn’t on the agenda: this Garden Burger was no afterthought! And from the create-your-salad menu, the healthy options are limitless.

Ollie's Trolley - Washington, DC

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425 12th St, NW, Washington, DC 20004
202-347-6119
Hours: 

Mon-Thu: 8am-9pm ; Fri: 8am-10pm ; Sat: 9am-10pm ; Sun: 10am-8pm ; (winter hours may vary)

Ollie's Trolley is a family owned restaurant which has been a Washington, DC landmark institution for over 30 years. Voted best in town for our famous seasoned burgers and fries with 26 herbs and spices including to die for shakes and soft serve ice cream. It is conveniently located one block from Metro Center, downtown Washington DC and walking distance from the Smithsonian and the mall. We are a family and a kid friendly oriented restaurant.

Irma's Burger Shack - Oklahoma City, OK

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1035 NW 63rd Street, Oklahoma City, OK
(405) 840-IRMA

Irma's Burger Shack is Oklahoma City's destination for the best burgers, hand-cut French Fries and hand-breaded Onion Rings! Irma's offers the option of Oklahoma raised all-natural No Name Ranch beef, which is exceptionally flavorful and healthy. In addition to the city's best burgers, Irma's features great Chicken Fried Steaks, Hot Dogs, Salads, Frito Chili Pies and wonderful homemade desserts. To accompany these great items, Irma offers hand blended malts and shakes and a great selection of beers. As Irma would say, "Ain't nothing a good burger and a cold beer can't cure"!

The Inn at Little Washington - Washington, VA

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309 Middle Street, Washington, VA 22747
Phone: 540.675.3800 | Fax: 540.675.3100
Hours: 

Open Mon,Wed-Fri 6pm-9:30pm; Sat 5:30pm-9:30pm; Sun 4pm-9pm

Dining at The Inn has been likened to a performance with the guest always playing the star role.

Patrick O'Connell's inspired American cuisine, draws admirers from around the world and has been described by critics as "so good it makes you cry".

Arthur Bryant's BBQ - Kansas City, MO

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1727 Brooklyn Avenue, Kansas City, MO
(816) 231-1123
Hours: 

Mon.–Thurs.: 10:00 a.m. – 9:30 p.m.
Fri.–Sat.: 10:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m.
Sun.: 11:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.

This BBQ legend was founded in the early 1920's, by Charlie Bryant, Arthur's older brother. When Charlie died, Arthur took over and moved the BBQ restaurant to 18th and Brooklyn, just four blocks away from Municipal stadium, the home of the Kansas City Blues, followed by the Kansas City Athletics. Municipal Stadium was also the first home of the Kansas City Chiefs.

L'Espalier Restaurant - Boston, MA

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774 Boylston Street, Boston, MA 02199
(617) 262-3023
Hours: 

Open Weekdays 11:30am-2:30pm, 5:30pm-10pm; Weekends 12pm-3:30pm, 5:30pm-10pm

L’Espalier is often credited with being the first independently owned restaurant to bring haute cuisine to Boston, and doing so with a trailblazing commitment to using local, fresh ingredients from New England. Located on Boylston Street when it opened in 1978, L’Espalier moved to a historic Back Bay townhouse in 1982, only to return to Boylston Street in 2008 where it currently resides adjacent to the Mandarin Oriental Hotel.

The Green Gateau - Lincoln, NE

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330 S 10th St # 110, Lincoln, NE
(402) 477-0330
Hours: 

Monday - Friday
11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.

Saturday
8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.

Sunday
8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Our restaurant's name (French for "cake"), was inspired by a green cake from the cooking journals of artist Claude Monet. Mismatched pub chairs from the English countryside, an antique copper espresso machine from Italy, and an 18-foot stained glass church window imbedded in our celing are all part of an ecclectic design inspired by European Country Inns.

The Slanted Door - San Francisco, CA

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1 Ferry Building #3, San Francisco, CA 94111
415.861.8329

The Slanted Door is a modern Vietnamese restaurant that showcases the abundance of produce as well as ecologically farmed meat, game and poultry found at farms around the San Francisco Bay Area.

The Phan family opened the original Slanted Door in 1995 on Valencia Street with a vision to blend Vietnamese cooking technique with local ingredients. We take this vision even further in a new environment, designed by Olle Lundberg, overlooking the San Francisco Bay.

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