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Wednesday, August 11, 2010

Dine Mag + Lulu brought out the beautiful people

The combination of Lulu and Dine Magazine brought out many last night for Dine Magazines's weekly Dine Out event. Even with the rainy, blustery weather, people came out to enjoy drinks and finger foods, called "Small Plates" on the Lulu menu.

Jen Weiss, who runs the event, always has a great crowd from all over, Grovites mixed and mingled with visitors from all over Dade. It's always nice to see so many new faces in our hood.

Lulu served their favorites all night, among them, Fried Green Tomatoes, Crispy Weges, Goat Cheese Croquettes and Schichimi Corn.

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