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“Home to the best apple pie in the nation”
Local-before-it-was-cool chef Frank Lee opened his kitchen in 1993 with two goals: use seasonal ingredients and honor Taoism, a philosophy that emphasizes balance. The apple pie pairs sweet Carolina apples with a tangy zip of sour cream. His eggy French pâte sucrée crust is offset with crunchy, toasty walnut strudel. Here the dining room is a natural extension of the kitchen, a place where culinary skill, a clever, considered wine program, warm service, and conversations meld together. Our local farmers, fishermen and producers are as integral to the food we make as they are to our place in this community.
We have two more days but this was declared a favorite of the trip already. Megan did a great job tonight helping us through dinner. She was friendly and helped keep things going while also giving... Read more
S.N.O.B. for short! But nothing snobby about this place as the staff was friendly and accommodating for our party of 16 set up right in front of the open kitchen. They had some interesting... Read more
Great atmosphere and great service. People here are super friendly the servers here are so welcoming and knowledgeable with the menu. Food was good not great for me. Too much vegan and veggies... Read more
Slightly North of Broad
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- Sun: 10:30 am - 10:00 pm
- Mon - Sat: 11:30 am - 10:00 pm
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