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Now that Rick Moonen's headed out West to his Las Vegas branch, the gifted but peripatetic John Tesar is executive chef, dispensing delicacies like Pacific sturgeon with sauce gribiche. The seafood is sustainably fished and creatively prepared, and a $62 three-course prix fixe dinner features entrees like pistachio-dusted skate and seared sturgeon with crispy "brandade" cake.
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