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September 2008 Menus

By Restaurant Business Staff on Sep. 10, 2008

Menus from restaurants featured in stories in the September, 2008 issue of Restaurant Business magazine

Opportunity knocks
Rising Roll Gourmet

Noodles and Company

Peace plan
Tomasso’s

New World Home Cooking

Lazy Goat

Ginger Betty’s

Crazy for grazing
Bin Wine Café

Hawks

RED

Fork

Hire learning
Bluewater Grill

Bouncing back from failure
Niche

Flat Top Grill

Brosia

The Kitchen

Le Marais

Clubhouse Café

Legends

Singapore: an island of foodies
Straits

Bringing sustainability to the table
Big Bowl

Organic to Go

Sellers Markets

Spago

Brews make news
Half Moon Restaurant and Saloon

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