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A meal to impress a discerning diner?


SaxChik

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Last time my cousin from LA visited, we took him to Amada for dinner. He said it was the best meal he's eaten all year (and he eats out in LA often). He comes from a whole family of chefs and does some cooking himself (my aunt and uncle are caterers and his two brothers are chefs), so he's particular about his eats.

Where would you suggest I take him to top his Amada experience? I was thinking Osteria or Snack Bar, but I haven't eaten at either of those places, so I can't make an educated decision.

You guys are my personal Zagats, so guide me well!

We'll more than likely be going out on a Friday night, if that matters.

"The perfect lover is one who turns into pizza at 4am."

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I'd recommend Ansill as well, probably my favorite place in the city, it gets better every time I go. Osteria is fantastic too, but make the reservation ASAP if you're going on a Friday. Ansill has been around a bit longer and is a bit easier to get into, but I'd still call a week ahead. Tinto (Amada chef Jose Garces' new place) is also very good, but probably too similar to his previous dinner at Amada.

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