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August 26, 2007

Next Sunday's review

Watertable 

People often ask me to recommend a restaurant where they can take out-of-town visitors that has a great view of the harbor and good food. That second part is trickier than the first.

Now the Renaissance Harborplace Hotel in the Inner Harbor has spent $3 million to renovate its dining room and brought in a trend-setting chef to oversee the kitchen.Will the just-opened Watertable be the restaurant I now recommend? Find out in next Sunday’s review in the Arts & Life Today section. One of my favorite appetizers, by the way, was those tempura green beans with aioli and tarragon mignonette sauce (pictured).

 (Mauricio Rubio/Sun Photographer)

 

Posted by Elizabeth Large at 2:25 PM | | Comments (4)
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what is the place that you currently recommend to out-of-town visitors?

I don't have one.

I wanted to check their menu, but the web site just says "coming soon". The tempura green beans look amazing!

Am I the only one who thinks Watertable is a lousy name for a restaurant ???

The tempura green beans are awesome.

I went to Watertable about 2 months ago, right after it opened, and was impressed with the food but not especially with the service. And while the food was good, I don't think I would deal with the hassle of the Inner Harbor unless I was already there.

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