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Sneak Review: STK

A small bite from next week's Cafe review:If traditional old steakhouses share attributes with traditional old red wines (dark and heavy, with strong notes of leather, oak, and tobacco), STK is like a spritzer: cool and bubbly, a frivolous sip not to be taken seriously. In fact, with a DJ...
By Lee KleinApril 16, 2010
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A small bite from next week’s Cafe review:

If traditional old steakhouses share attributes with traditional old red wines (dark and heavy, with strong notes of leather, oak, and tobacco), STK is like a spritzer: cool and bubbly, a frivolous sip not to be taken seriously. In fact, with a DJ spinning oldies that, in most cases, are actually goodies, it’s fun fun fun ’till daddy — or not daddy — takes the T-bone away.

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