New Pop-up Restaurant: Plancha
Bob McGee, formerly of Apartment3 and 12th Ave Grill, has a pop-up restaurant called Plancha of his own.
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Bob McGee, formerly of Apartment3 and 12th Ave Grill, has a pop-up restaurant called Plancha of his own.
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