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Restaurant Reviews

• Tapabar is not Italian — so get over it and enjoy

• Dive into Fins in Canton for a fun, relaxed meal

• Find fine bar food in loud, lively Hamilton Tavern

• Go for the outdoor party at Nabbs Creek Cafe

• Crush could be up to the task of double duty

Taste

• Bake-sale winners

• Rob Kasper: For some, old apples outshine new

• A sweet-spicy glaze crowns tasty meatloaf

• Molasses bars are easy treat to make for mother

• Hors d'oeuvres that travel well

• Simply lovely sandwich

• Wine Find: 2007 Evil Cabernet Sauvignon

• Elizabeth Large's top 10

• 'Ace of Cakes' fans have a thing for bakery artist Geof Manthorne

Other Dining News

• Cheap eats focus of ad blitz by food companies

• Sizzling on 'Top Chef'

• Restaurant sponsors charity happy hours

• A hot meal and a helping hand

• Kathryn Kostinsky, owner of Arbutus restaurant

• Dogwood Restaurant to open in Women's Exchange

• Takeout: Chesapeake Gardens

• Wegmans recalls bagels, may contain metal pieces

• Wine fest highlights growing field

• Michael Kostinsky, 56

• Dining at a discount

• Giovanni Rigato

• Bel Air chef is all fired up for grilling class

• Takeout: Pit beef

• Filling up on food and faith

• Exploring the ethical meaning of kosher food

• Higher food prices may be here to stay

• Economy trims restaurant stocks

• Staff puts up Olympian effort at Jumbo Seafood

• For sale: ice cream history

• Burke's Cafe owner 'loved it'

• Little Italy entertainment request denied

• Fire shuts Binkert's German food shop

• Report finds kids' meals too fattening

• A wine to lead off with, and one that cleans up

• Barbecue contest open to amateurs, professionals

• The irresistible pull of that Southern staple: pork

• Twelve restaurants join promotion

• Regurgiscape: Sating a hunger for art

• 23-year term in attack on woman, 82

• High-tech ideas for destroying food pathogens

• Opinions simmer about cook-off

• An unusual apricot tart

• Unmasking the super foods

• Dan Rodricks: Forget fuel; let's focus on local food