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The 5 Best Things We Ate At Choice Eats And Where To Get Them
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Published Mar 20, 2013
Modified Mar 20, 2013
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Last night at the 69th Armory, The Village Voice threw its 6th annual Choice Eats event with over 86 participating restaurants. Armed with a bottle of Zantac, we took to the armory to eat as many dishes as possible—probably about 1/3 of the overwhelming selection from restaurants around the city. Of those we sampled, here were our five favorite dishes.
A portion of ticket sales to the sold out event are going to the organization Slow Food NYC.
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