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FIRST BITE: 212 BISTRO

Miles ClementsMon. November 19
 

Fourth Street just keeps getting more and more restaurants (we already previwed Kafe Neo–more on that soon) and now there’s another: 212 Bistro.

212 fills in for what once was Hotspot Cafe–and it does so pretty well. The renovated interior is a cool blue cut up by sandy-colored stone. There’s even a framed print of Picasso’s “Old Guitarist” to take up that theme. The restaurant has only been open for a few weeks, but owner Angel Maldonado already has big plans: the addition of a dinner menu in a few months.

For now, there are enough soups and sandwiches and breakfast items to hold you over. Everyone at lunch fell in love with the Cuban sandwich, so perhaps it’s best to give that your first bite.

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    iI HAVE TO SAY 212 HAS THE BEST FOOD!! MY HUSBAND AND I TRY AND GO JUST ABOUT EVERY WEEKEND, WE HAVE TAKEN OUR KIDS AND ARE ALWAYS BRINGING NEW FRIENDS WITH US TO TRY IT OUT WHEN WE GO. AND I DO AGREE THE CUBAN SANDWICH WON MY TASTEBUDS!!BUT ALSO THE VEGGI OMLLETT IS GREAT TO!! AND MY HUBBY SAYS THE MARTINS EVERYRTHING OMLETT IS AWSOME, EVERYTHING IS SO FRESH AND THE SERVICE IS EXCELLENT!!! U REALLY LEVE WITH A GOOD FEELING IN YOUR TUMMY NOT A BLOATING FEELING AS TO WHEN YOU LEAVE OTHER PLACES. LIKE I SAID WE TRY AND GO EVERY WEEKEND AND WE WILL BE THER WITH A GROUP THE DAY BEFORE EASTER FOR A FAMILY BREAKFAST I CAN’T WAIT!!

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    Posted By julie robinson on March 19th, 2008 at 12:22 pm

     

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