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  1. Covey

    New American

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    Chicken and dumplings with celery-flecked, black-pepper dumplings gives you a sense of how Covey thinks about American classics: familiar enough to order without squinting at the menu, just a little more considered than you'd expect. It's a neighborhood restaurant that tips toward the elegant side, with a late bar menu of small bites that makes it equally useful for a quick glass of wine before heading home.

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    • Covey smash burger

      “The new American menu focuses on stellar renditions of classics like the Covey smash burger, a tuna tartare nicoise salad, and chicken and dumplings (with the dumplings in this case flavored with celery and plenty of black pepper).”

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    • Tuna tartare nicoise salad

      “The new American menu focuses on stellar renditions of classics like the Covey smash burger, a tuna tartare nicoise salad, and chicken and dumplings (with the dumplings in this case flavored with celery and plenty of black pepper).”

      Eater
    • Chicken and dumplings

      “The new American menu focuses on stellar renditions of classics like the Covey smash burger, a tuna tartare nicoise salad, and chicken and dumplings (with the dumplings in this case flavored with celery and plenty of black pepper).”

      Eater

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