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naplesnews.com Stories: Entertainment
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naplesnews.com Stories: Entertainment
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Dining: Travel back in time, when Iran was Persia
I had heard about Bha! Bha! Persian Bistro many times from friends and coworkers, but it wasn?t until a month ago that I had time to stop by the Pavillion on the corner of U.S. 41 and Vanderbilt Beach Road to see what all the fuss was about.
Open for lunch and dinner seven days a week, Bha! Bha! is the kind of place that is refined and elegant, but never stuffy or pretentious. The atmosphere is just right. Warm okra walls, original artwork and plush, velvet pillows adorn the cozy dining room. Its center piece, a small fountain reminiscent of those you see scattered around old towns, completes the picture.
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Happy Hour: A conversaion with Jeannine Behm at Real Seafood Co.
The bar at the Real Seafood Co. has seating at an outdoor counter that wraps around a raw bar inside. Patrons can enjoy drinking and eating while watching large screen televisions. So, here's a conversation with Jeannine Behm.
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Let's Talk Food: Independence and the Ellis Island cookbook
As Independence Day approaches it behooves us to remember those courageous forbearers who not only fought for independence but those who left their native land to seek freedom from religious and political repression. Our early founders would have encouraged and welcomed those immigrants who came at the turn of the century to reap the benefits of being in America.
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WHERE'S THE BEEF? Tell us about your favorite local burger joint
Tell us about your favorite hamburger place. Give details on why it?s your favorite.
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The annotated menu: M Waterfront Grille
When the owners of Maxwell?s on the Bay decided to reinvent their Venetian Village restaurant, they contacted a headhunter to scour the country for a new chef. Turns out they could have just looked back to their payroll sheets.
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Obamas love Five Guys: What is your favorite hamburger place?
Five Guys Famous Burgers and Fries has fans in the most unusual place. The hamburger place has quickly become a favorite of President and First Lady Obama. Michelle Obama took her staff to the restaurant on DuPont Circle in Washington, D.C. in February and President Obama stopped at the one in Southeast, Washington (near Nationals? Park) at the end of May to pick up a take-out order for his staff, the White House press and NBC?s Nightly News anchor Brian Williams.
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