America’s Oldest Restaurants – According To Business Week

http://www.businessweek.com/smallbiz/content/may2009/sb20090512_563898.htm

…Takes you through a list of America’s oldest restaurants.

The inclusion of The Berghoff and Delmonico’s, however, is inexcusable. The Berghoff — formerly one of ELV’s favorite places in the world — closed in ’06. (In response to a posted comment: The Berghoff closed as a full service restaurant, but the space is available for catered events. In our eyes, if a place wants credit and publicity for being a continuous service restaurant, it needs to remain open as a continuous service restaurant.)

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Tasting Table on Asian Vegas – the national press finally starts paying attention

Skip the mega-steakhouses and celeb chef outposts: Right now, Sin City is an Asian destination

That’s the headline to this article (written by Geraldine Campbell — and Official Friend Of ELV) on yesterday’s Tasting Table Web site.

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