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Elusive Chefs in Vegas; Where the Presidents Would Dine

by Susan Stapleton

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José Andrés' é Bar inside Jaleo.
José Andrés' é Bar inside Jaleo.
Photo: Cosmopolitan

· Sample Fare from the World’s Most Exclusive Vegas Chefs [LVW]
· Where the Presidents Would Eat in Vegas [Forbes]
· I Got Hired to Do the Hardest Job at Applebee's [Slate]
· If There's Smoke, There's a Bartender [NYT]
· Pizza Operators Aim to Minimize Price Hikes [NRN]
· John T. Edge: Don't Understand Indian Food? They'll Break It Down [NYT]
· Why Do Some Restaurants Overlook Dessert? [ISSF]
· Why Farms Want Cold Winters [Gilt Taste]
· World's First Ski-Up Starbucks Opens at 8,000 Feet in CA [-EN-]

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