Where Am I Eating?

After all the holiday cookies and sugary cocktails from countless parties we needed to turn to our favorite healthy food stand by and drench it sriracha to clear out our winter sinuses. Not to mention we were dying to try out the newest downtown location of our favorite local chain...

By Shannon Armour

December 23, 2010

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After all the holiday cookies and sugary cocktails from countless parties we needed to turn to our favorite healthy food stand by and drench it sriracha to clear out our winter sinuses. Not to mention we were dying to try out the newest downtown location of our favorite local chain. If the photo wasn't a dead giveaway, that last bit should be. We know you know.....

Where Am I Eating?

Be the first to email us the correct answer at [email protected] and we will send you a sweet Chow Bella apron. Email us. Like right now!

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