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October 22, 1999

Restaurant Review: Absinthe

San Francisco Chronicle:

The key to success in many restaurants is simplicity, an idea that's been embraced by Absinthe. It's a perfect place to dine before or after a symphony, ballet or opera; however, unlike many places in the Civic Center area that cater to the arts crowd, Absinthe has evolved into an evocative destination in its own right.
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The well-chosen wine list, the lusty food and raw bar and the brasserie ambience washed in deep reds with gold accents make Absinthe a place where diners want to linger. Fortunately, the servers are well trained to deal with the eat-and-run symphony crowd too, so you can move at your own pace and enjoy the best of both worlds.

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Posted by Timothy Fredel at October 22, 1999 12:06 PM

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