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Posted by Foobooz on December 21st, 2006
Elisa Ludwig visits Rittenhouse Square’s Snackbar and asks, “Is Snackbar too avant for its own good?”
If a snack is something you eat mindlessly while chatting or tipping back pints of beer, the popcorn is the most snack-like thing you’ll encounter here. The kitchen’s creations, with its minimal descriptions and deconstructed plating, are something else altogether. If it’s dinner you’re after, the experience can range from intriguing and challenging to dissatisfying. For a food nerd on the prowl for the latest developments in molecular gastronomy, it’s a hell of an evening.
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December 27th, 2006 at 9:06 am
snackbar is phoney. the chefs a phoney he only spent about 3 weeks in lacroix’s kitchen. the food is acutally bad, usually cold and it’s way too expensive. pretentious and fake just like the name. it’s not a “snackbar” it’s a dumb restaurant run by kids.