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6 years ago

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3 years ago

Maybe Egyptian lasagna just isn't my thing but I did not enjoy the dish. Kunafa was solid.

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4 years ago

I could eat their chicken over rice every day. Great food, nice people, very reasonably priced.

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We stopped by Brassica while we were in town reviewing a few spots, and as usual, this place…read morecompletely knocked our socks off. We arrived fairly close to closing, which can sometimes be risky--some restaurants start cutting corners as the night winds down. Not here. Everything was incredibly fresh, and each bite took our palates on a culinary adventure that had us feeling like champions for choosing Brassica for dinner. The ingredients, flavors, and execution were all outstanding. If you haven't been here yet, do yourself a favor and go. Brassica continues to prove why it's one of our favorite places to eat whenever we're in town.

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