Definition of raw bar
: a counter (as in a restaurant) that serves raw shellfish
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My first meal opened with pesce marinato, atop a sweet pea panna cotta, from the raw bar.
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Fire at the Ridge, 99 Powder Hill Road, Middlefield, serves brunch from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The menu features an eggs Benedict station, carving station, salads, raw bar, hot entrees and desserts, including a s'mores station.
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Roe Seafood is offering a buffet brunch featuring local seafood such as king crab legs, a raw bar, shrimp cocktail, sushi, smoked fish charcuterie and live music.
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The food: Doc Crow’s offers three menus in one: straightforward slow-smoked barbecue, shellfish and raw bar, and creative twists on traditional Southern cuisine, some of which integrate the first two elements as well.
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The buzzy restaurant, raw bar and rooftop terrace are run by the rising-star chef Frida Ronge, known for her Japanese-Nordic cuisine.
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After years as a raw bar, Vinnie's Sardine, the building at 1714 South Blvd.
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The menu is based on a classic brasserie, with escargot, braised artichokes with white wine butter sauce and raw bar available.
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That didn’t stop the runner up, Mignonette, the upscale downtown seafood restaurant and raw bar, from having some fun.
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First Known Use of raw bar
1914
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: an area in a restaurant where uncooked shellfish is served
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