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REVIEW  

Once a meetinghouse, now an eating house
This newcomer in Cinnaminson, which seems out of place amid the motels and strip malls along Route 130, has become one of South Jersey's finest dining destinations, with a talented young chef turning out contemporary fare with French and Italian accents.


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   Midlife brilliance
The new Le Bec-Fin boasts subtle but winning decor, while its kitchen sends forth exciting cuisine rooted in past greatness.


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TABLE TALK  
With Michael Klein

What's coming
The Bamboo Club, a polished-looking contemporary Asian fusion chain out of Arizona, is prepping for a Nov. 20 opening at the Pavilion at King of Prussia.

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SONO DINES  

Snockey's oysters are tasty, but...
Ed "Skip" Snock remembers a time when oyster houses were as plentiful as pizza houses. Now, Snockey's, named after his grandfather Frank "Snockey" Snock, is among the last of a dying breed.

  

  

Morimoto's big move
With a new restaurant in New York on the drawing board, chef Masaharu Morimoto may find his culinary attention divided.

  


  


   The cheesesteak project
Craig LaBan and a team of high school students cover more than 110 miles in a quest to find out who makes the best cheesesteak.


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INFOOD  


   Rich ricotta
The last hand-maker of ricotta in South Philadelphia tells me: If I want to see a fresh batch coming out, come back at 8:30 that evening and take the steps that go down from the sidewalk into the basement.


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