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Kitchen Twenty Two
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Before taking in a movie, a friend and I dined early at Kitchen 22 last Saturday evening. Although it was miserable out, K22 offered a great refuge from the rain and wind. The ambience was warm and cozy and the decor reminded me of my mom's living room circa 1967. The $25 3-course prix fixe was also a show-stopper, with lots of choices of appetizers, entrees and desserts so everyone's happy. I had the very rare tuna w/quail eggs and the oh-so-comforting roast chicken with risotto; my companion enjoyed the plentiful beet salad and Spanish mackerel w/chorizo - an interesting combo that worked. Stay away from the poached pear with mystery spices and cozy up to the flourless chocolate cake - yum. Can't wait to go back for more. Our only complaint our waiter was a bit of a lame-O.
Pros: Inexpensive, Cozy, Gourmet food - cheap
Cons: Lame waiter, Smoky area at bar
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