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Alas, until very recently, that epiphany never happened....]]></description>	<link>http://www.cincinnatibites.com/reviews/elis-bbq/</link>	<guid>http://www.cincinnatibites.com/reviews/elis-bbq/</guid>	<pubDate>Fri, 30 Mar 2012 14:52:20 EDT</pubDate></item><item>	<title>Restaurant Review:  Barresi's</title><description><![CDATA[Set squarely in the heart of the small, working-class community of Deer Park, Barresi's hints at its humble past.  Italian immigrants opened it nearly 50 years ago with just a handful of tables and no menu, serving up dishes brought over from Genoa and Calabria, Italy. Six years ago, the Barresi family sold their restaurant to its last head chef, who also inherited the recipes. ...]]></description>	<link>http://www.cincinnatibites.com/reviews/barresis/</link>	<guid>http://www.cincinnatibites.com/reviews/barresis/</guid>	<pubDate>Sat, 25 Feb 2012 22:10:26 EDT</pubDate></item><item>	<title>Restaurant Review:  Taste of Belgium Bistro</title><description><![CDATA[Not long ago, Taste of Belgium was merely a one-man operation outside Findlay Market:  an enthusiastic guy with an exotic accent peddling tasty Belgian &quot;Liège&quot; waffles from his diminutive cart.  I'd always been so-so on waffles (thanks, Kellogg's!) but his product changed my opinion forever.  My first TOB waffle was years ago, served cold because I'd caught the tail end of a batch, yet it was still the best waffle I'd ever tasted. It was surprising and explosive in sweet, doughy flavor, riddled with little pockets of caramelized, sugary wonder.  So impressive were they that I bought and devoured a second cold waffle only ten minutes later....]]></description>	<link>http://www.cincinnatibites.com/reviews/taste-of-belgium-bistro/</link>	<guid>http://www.cincinnatibites.com/reviews/taste-of-belgium-bistro/</guid>	<pubDate>Sun, 19 Feb 2012 22:09:04 EDT</pubDate></item><item>	<title>Campanello's Italian Cuisine</title><description><![CDATA[The fantasy of being part of a large Italian family is a seductive one, where's there's a palpable, inexorable bond among its members.  I picture them all seated at a long dinner table, bustling with spirited and overlapping conversation.  A large, cushy, happy old grandmother with a big bowl of pasta slung under one arm leans over, inadvertently showing off her ample, withered cleavage as she pinches the cheek of her husband, who's busy singing some folksy Italian ditty over the din of animated dialogue and hand gesturing.  And yes, I'm still fixated on grandma's cleavage....]]></description>	<link>http://www.cincinnatibites.com/reviews/campanellos-italian-cuisine/</link>	<guid>http://www.cincinnatibites.com/reviews/campanellos-italian-cuisine/</guid>	<pubDate>Sat, 4 Feb 2012 12:42:16 EDT</pubDate></item><item>	<title>Asiana Vs. Asiana:  Battle of the Confusing Names</title><description><![CDATA[Several notable Cincinnati restaurants share exact or very similar names.  How they haven't involved successful lawsuits is beyond me....]]></description>	<link>http://www.cincinnatibites.com/reviews/asiana-restaurant/</link>	<guid>http://www.cincinnatibites.com/reviews/asiana-restaurant/</guid>	<pubDate>Tue, 31 Jan 2012 01:12:22 EDT</pubDate></item><item>	<title>Asiana Thai &amp; Sushi Bar</title><description><![CDATA[Several notable Cincinnati restaurants share exact or very similar names.  How they haven't involved successful lawsuits is beyond me....]]></description>	<link>http://www.cincinnatibites.com/reviews/asiana-thai-and-sushi-bar/</link>	<guid>http://www.cincinnatibites.com/reviews/asiana-thai-and-sushi-bar/</guid>	<pubDate>Tue, 31 Jan 2012 01:08:26 EDT</pubDate></item><item>	<title>Favorite Cincinnati Dishes, Part I</title><description><![CDATA[&quot;What is your favorite restaurant?&quot; was the question posed to me recently.  You'd think the answer would come easily for a food blogger, immediately.  It didn't.  I stared at her blankly a few seconds, my eyes piercing through her skull, as though the answer could be found somewhere on the back of her head....]]></description>	<link>http://www.cincinnatibites.com/reviews/favorite-cincinnati-dishes-part-i/</link>	<guid>http://www.cincinnatibites.com/reviews/favorite-cincinnati-dishes-part-i/</guid>	<pubDate>Sun, 11 Dec 2011 11:34:17 EDT</pubDate></item><item>	<title>Restaurant Review:  Tom + Chee</title><description><![CDATA[This is the time of year Tom + Chee lives for.  An ominously chilly nip fills the air; the flu shot lines get longer; and freshly fallen leaves are replaced by flocks of birds assembling on gnarled branches just before their southern migration.  It's soup season....]]></description>	<link>http://www.cincinnatibites.com/reviews/tom-+-chee/</link>	<guid>http://www.cincinnatibites.com/reviews/tom-+-chee/</guid>	<pubDate>Tue, 6 Dec 2011 00:26:19 EDT</pubDate></item><item>	<title>Burger Review:  Muggbees Sports Cafe</title><description><![CDATA[Muggbees is a sports bar located in Anderson off Beechmont Ave, tucked back in a strip mall across the street from a Volkswagen dealership. ...]]></description>	<link>http://www.cincinnatibites.com/reviews/muggbees-sports-cafe/</link>	<guid>http://www.cincinnatibites.com/reviews/muggbees-sports-cafe/</guid>	<pubDate>Wed, 30 Nov 2011 02:30:41 EDT</pubDate></item><item>	<title>Restaurant Review:  The Painted Fish</title><description><![CDATA[We want to have a reason to regularly return to Northside, but restaurants there just aren't cooperating.  Our visits to Vout and The Grove were pleasant surprises, but we'd unwittingly caught both on the tail end of a downward spiral, and they closed soon after....]]></description>	<link>http://www.cincinnatibites.com/reviews/the-painted-fish/</link>	<guid>http://www.cincinnatibites.com/reviews/the-painted-fish/</guid>	<pubDate>Sat, 29 Oct 2011 16:16:03 EDT</pubDate></item>	</channel></rss>
