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Max Jacobson

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  • Seriously chili in here

    Dec 30, 2009 (2:02 p.m.)

    Some like it hot. Fans of J & J Szechuan like it HOT!!!!

    Seriously chili in here
  • Jazzing up brunch

    Dec 9, 2009 (10:53 a.m.)

    Carlos Guia's new brunch is stocked with goodies, like gumbo and French-toast bread pudding.

    Jazzing up brunch
  • The well-hidden ‘snacks’ of Los Antojos

    Nov 23, 2009 (11:30 p.m.)

    Mexican standout Los Antojos is finally emerging from 10 years of relative obscurity.

    The well-hidden ‘snacks’ of Los Antojos
  • The best chicken in Vegas

    Nov 11, 2009 (4:53 p.m.)

    Namaste's tandoori chicken is the best in Vegas, a revelation when eaten with garlic naan.

    The best chicken in Vegas
  • Choose-your-own burger adventure

    Oct 28, 2009 (2:22 p.m.)

    The idea is a fail-safe one: DIY burgers with plenty more to like.

    Choose-your-own burger adventure
  • A pizza primer

    Oct 22, 2009 (midnight)

    Thick or thin, soft or crispy, sharp or mild, pizza is something we all love.

    A pizza primer
  • All Thai’d up at Sakun

    Oct 6, 2009 (5:37 p.m.)

    At this tiny Thai storefront, a bilingual menu reveals wonders like beef salad Lao-style, glass noodles with crab claw and Thai pork stew. Let's put it this way, Max Jacobson is a regular.

    All Thai’d up at Sakun
  • Proper pastrami

    Sep 22, 2009 (5:31 p.m.)

    What survive in today’s idiom of Ashkenaz—or Eastern European Jewish—foods are pastrami, corned beef and matzo ball soup, although credible versions are hard to find, even in Vegas. See how Tommy Pastrami matches up.

    Proper pastrami
  • No sticky wicket here

    Sep 10, 2009 (midnight)

    Garfield’s might just be the only place in the city that would look equally at home in Barbados, but the menu is eclectic here, featuring French, Italian and American fare, with hints of North Africa and Asia along the way.

    No sticky wicket here
  • Italian shake-up

    Aug 27, 2009 (midnight)

    So few Italian places bring anything new to the table, not so at Caffe Dolce.

    Italian shake-up
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