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You like meat loaf? Of course you do. Then you'll surely love a whole lot of it, as in a miniloaf sweetly glazed with tomato marmalade, flagged with frizzy fried onions, and paired with skinny green beans, a side of old-school gravy, and a dish of mac 'n' cheese -- a sweet-and-salty rendition with chorizo and maple. This is the point of City Hall Restaurant: fairly priced fare with mass appeal served in a two-level, 6,000-square-foot, snazzy, and comfortable art deco space. More gastronomÃa americana comes via fried chicken with a dish of local honey on the side, buttermilk mashed potatoes, and bacon-flecked corn; these are big plates of food. So is the signature "timpano": pasta, cheeses, meats, and sauce baked in a wheaty pasta crust -- a cross between mac 'n' cheese and an Italian Sunday supper, with bread included. Lighter fare features dishes such as miso-sauced, sesame-seared North Atlantic salmon sided by steamy baby bok choy bulbs and pecan-and-shiitake-studded rice. Desserts include chocolate banana cream "pie" served in a parfait glass. Appetizers and pizzas run $10 to $14.75. More than a dozen entrées are in the $17 to $24 range; a few go for less, while a New York strip steak and filet mignon are respectively $30 and $33. Shareable desserts are $10 to $12. This is one City Hall that serves its constituents well.
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"Each year for more than a decade, we have embarked on a dyspepsia-inducing quest for the finest flapjacks in town." So goes the first sentence of this year's Flapjack Flip-Off XI, which pretty much s... More »
When it comes to flapjacks, you can't beat City Hall. The three-stack of steaming-hot plain pancakes ($11) is lusciously infused with sugar, vanilla, and enough butter to make a crêpe jealous. Real maple syrup is served. Other varieties of hotcakes include chocolate chip ($12.50), blueberry ($13), and banana pecan ($13). A great plate of pancakes deserves an equally worthy cup of coffee. And this bi-level American brasserie delivers a strong brew of Lavazza. As we say, you can't beat... More »
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