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Brenda W.
New York , New York
279
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A fairly good place to stop if you are passing. The menu is quite varied
and the staff seem nice. We were waiting quite a while for our food however.
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Janett B.
Darien , Illinois
133
reviews
We stopped here for dinner on a recent business trip and we were allhappy
with the food and service. While nothing was outstanding we felt the
food was very good and so was the service. Much better than a lot of the
places we've stopped at.
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Anonymous
56944
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The place is actually a lot better than it was three years ago. This time
service was great and the food was too.
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Jim A.
Loja , Northwest Territories
55
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I take to my girlfriend and her I am Fascinated
PARALELL 33 is better. Combining foods everyday. Everybody feels
a comforting enviroment, with delights from around the World
See, globally, we're on the 33rd parallel. The same latitude
as Morocco, Lebanon, India, China, Japan. These countries'
fascinating cuisines provide the spice, flavor and texture
to the dishes on this exquisitely planned menu.
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Cristian G.
Genova,Ny,Venice..... , Alaska
129
reviews
Exelent service and reasonable food well actualy food was prety
good i usualy am quite fussi but i will say it was exeptionaly good
i usualy dont sircum easily to giving a good remark to a restaurant
as i am sceptical about paying high prices for food that i am able
to cook myself but i will be cuming back for shore i give it the thumbs
up.
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Jim B.
boise , Idaho
125
reviews
The menu at this place made my head spin.
They have some of the most innovative and unique tasting and looking
foods that I have had in a long time.
Absolutely wonderful. Chai crem brulee ! Wow.
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Anonymous
56944
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See, globally, we're on the 33rd parallel. The same latitude
as Morocco, Lebanon, India, China, Japan. These countries'
fascinating cuisines provide the spice, flavor and texture
to the dishes on this exquisitely planned menu.
This follow-the-latitudinal-line approach would not have
been quite as appealing if Amiko Gubbins and partner Robert Butterfield
decided to open their first restaurant in Alaska.
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So, toast your global position with a glass of wine from their
fine, sensibly priced list as you choose your meal.
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Then, begin with a savory bisteeya -- a starter-sized version
of the traditional Moroccan pie, made with chicken and almonds.
The phyllo crust is dusted with confectioner's sugar. Or
try the rich, Asian-inspired mushroom soup with dumplings,
which luxuriate not in a clear broth but a velvety, earthy puree.
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The list of entrees is spare but hardly limiting -- Amiko was the
head chef at the ...
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D.R. L.
Austin , Texas
43
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Wonderful food.
Cozy place.
Excellent service.
Interesting concept: combining foods from around the world
along the 33rd Parallel.
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