New Zagat’s restaurant guide available

Sun., Nov. 6, 2005

Associated Press

Sushi in Seattle? Mediterranean in Miami? Continental in Cleveland?

If you’re looking for a great meal in a city you don’t know well, Zagat’s 2006 guide to “America’s Top Restaurants” can help. The new edition of the popular restaurant guide, based on the opinions of 115,000 foodies, lists 1,352 eateries in 41 cities. The paperback version sells for $14.95.

As for that sushi in Seattle? Try Shiro’s.

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