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| Austin's Top Ten Restaurants No. 5: Jeffrey's Over the past several years, Jeffrey's sat just outside the charmed circle of Austin's five-star restaurants. Not so this year; Jeffrey's delivered a meal as close to perfection as one could ask for. Even one of the restaurant's vegetarian entrees, a relatively simple gnocchi dish, is lovely. Tossed with roasted tomatoes, chanterelle mushrooms, mozzarella cheese and whole leaves of basil in a light white wine-vegetable broth sauce, the pasta dumplings are as attractive as they are tasty. That's exactly what should happen at Jeffrey's, the longtime upscale restaurant owned for more than a quarter-century by Jeffrey Weinberger and Ron and Peggy Weiss. A good share of the credit for that goes to David Garrido, who has been executive chef since 1991. He has played a critical role in maintaining Jeffrey's reputation as an Austin classic. | |||
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Armadillo Christmas Bazaar, 12.18.11
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