Rhode Island Food Culture: Dining, Drinking & Food Stuff
Prixe Fixe, Formula, whatever you call it
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Permalink Reply by derek wagner on -
i've been doing prixe fixe dinners at nicks since 2002. before i moved to 500 broadway that's all i offered for dinner. since the move in 2006, i've offered both an a la carte menu and a tasting or prixe fixe menu.
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Permalink Reply by Mr. Ritz on -
We had a wonderful dinner at Gracie's a couple of weeks ago. The three course deal is fantastic, but the food was so good we prolonged it to seven courses. Chef Joe is one of the finest talents in the city!
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Permalink Reply by Lisa on -
I just won a gift certificate to Flemings. They have a $35 prixe fixe everyday.
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