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Bio: Elizabeth Shestak is a freelance food writer living in Durham.Email: eshestak@mac.com

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LaPlace’s Cajun fare is authentic and delightful

by Elizabeth Shestak 04/23/201402/05/2023

LaPlace Restaurant 111 N. Churton St., Hillsborough 919-245-0041 laplacehillsborough.com It was only a few minutes into the meal before I realized that this was the ideal restaurant for a date. Rarely do I value the mood, vibe, mojo as highly as I do the taste, aroma, ingenuity involved in creating a dish. But in the […]

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Fill up on healthy greens at Hungry Leaf

by Elizabeth Shestak 03/19/201402/05/2023
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New Middle Eastern eatery is so-so

by Elizabeth Shestak 01/02/201402/05/2023
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Local 22 joins Durham’s funky food scene

by Elizabeth Shestak 12/11/201302/05/2023
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Candy ranks high at Miel Bon Bons

by Elizabeth Shestak 12/04/201302/05/2023
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Videri: dark, but not bitter

by Elizabeth Shestak 12/04/201302/05/2023
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Sake Bomb’s mix of cuisines is inconsistent

by Elizabeth Shestak 10/16/201302/05/2023
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The best sushi in the Triangle

by Elizabeth Shestak 10/02/201302/05/2023
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Walking Fish community-supported program brings sustainable seafood to the Triangle

by Elizabeth Shestak 10/02/201302/05/2023
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Antonia’s in Hillsborough is a remarkable Italian eatery

by Elizabeth Shestak 08/28/201302/05/2023

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