"pltrgyst" wrote in message
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On Fri, 24 Nov 2006 11:59:20 -0500, "Dee Randall"
wrote:

"pltrgyst" wrote in message

Cindy Wolf's Charleston offers the best food in the city in most
foodies'
opinions.
....
Wolf's Petite Louis, on the north side of town, is a fun place for
traditional French bistro food.

Larry, just reading your posting today, I'm wondering if you've ever been
to
Pazo's.
It's been rated pretty good in reviews, and may be in Little Italy -- or
on
the edge of Little Italy.
The architecture is interesting -- an old machine shop. Excellent and
varied menu - Service par excellence.

Pazo is the most recent creation of Cindy Wolf and her husband, Tony
Foreman, on Aliceanna St. near Charleston (sort of in between Little
Italy and Fells Point. It's much more Foreman's place than Wolf's. It
offers Meditteranean cuisine, with a very clubby (DJ, etc.) evening
atmosphere.

We tried it when it opened a couple of years ago. The food was decent,
but the atmosphere didn't really suit us -- we prefer quieter places
where the emphasis is more on food, wine, and audible conversation.
8

-- Larry

Thanks, Larry. Next time we'll probably try Cindy Wolf's Charleston. Thanks
for the information about that. I didn't know that when I posted this email.
Coincidence.

It was very crowded when we were there, on a Wednesday -- we finished eating
about 9pm, but we heard no music being played.

OT: We were worried about having left some valuables in the car when we
left it with valet parking at Pazo's. Everything was in place when we got it
back; but staying at the Renassaince Harbor Place that night which had a
great parking place, plenty of lighting, the next morning when we came to
get our car to go to a clinic for physicals at 8am, the passenger window had
been smashed into. We had taken mostly all things out of the car, but
nothing was taken, not even coats in the back seat.

Dee