Dining Digest

This Week in Food

By Lesley McCave Fri., Oct. 9 2009 at 12:00 AM
Categories: Dining Digest
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​We joined sexy-if-slightly-jowly Jon Stewart in lamenting the folding of Condé Nast's Gourmet magazine after 69 years.

Edwin and I, by complete coincidence, both blogged about SJC's Ramos House Café. Note to John Q Humphreys: You need more food in your fridge!



And Gustavo opened a can of readers' comments when he named five great iconic, old-school OC restaurants. To quote DanGarion, "Who the heck eats at La Palma Chicken Pie Shop and doesn't get the Chicken Pie?" Exactly!

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