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By Matthew Odam
| Wednesday, June 24, 2009, 01:57 PM
Why eat solo at one restaurant with a limited menu when you can hit up a single spot that serves food to satisfy any palate? Exactly.
With hot stations serving everything from Indian food to rotisserie chicken to several stand-alone areas with table service for Italian and seafood, this week’s Your A-List winner Whole Foods offers endless options for those looking to dine alone after cruising the aisles looking for dates, er, specials.
Complete results
- Whole Foods, 38 percent
- Austin Java, 11 percent
- Kerbey Lane, 10 percent
- Zen, 8 percent
- Magnolia Cafe, 7 percent
- Jo’s, 5 percent
- The Tavern, 5 percent
- Maudie’s, 4 percent
- Home Slice, 4 percent
- Halcyon, 2 percent
- Tino’s, 2 percent
- La Traviata, 1 percent
- Blue Dahlia, 1 percent
- Enoteca, < 1 percent
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