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2008-08-27 ~ Mark ~ Leave a comment

RogueApron is Atlanta’s independent speakeasy and supperclub:

Food that’s been cooked with love, for people who are soon to be your friends, in a relaxed atmosphere where your drunken sated contentment is our only goal.

I just heard about it this morning and I think it could be really cool. I hope it can make it to the next dinner. This pairs well with today’s New York Times feature on anti-restaurants.

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