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    Desert-toned walls and a condensed, always-shifting wine list set the mood at this neo-bistro and wine bar on Seventh Street. The team pulls from old and new world bottles for both pours and a rotating spritz selection, while small plates from the kitchen give you a reason to stay for another glass. A James Beard semifinalist for Best New Bar, it draws the kind of crowd that actually talks to the table next to them.

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    • Snap pea salad

      “Recent dishes have included snap pea salad with strawberries and Spanish blue cheese, roasted leeks with romesco and nori-pepita crunch, salt spring mussels with Basque cider and chorizo, and bomba rice with braised rabbit and serrano ham.”

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    • Roasted leeks

      “Recent dishes have included snap pea salad with strawberries and Spanish blue cheese, roasted leeks with romesco and nori-pepita crunch, salt spring mussels with Basque cider and chorizo, and bomba rice with braised rabbit and serrano ham.”

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    • Salt spring mussels

      “Recent dishes have included snap pea salad with strawberries and Spanish blue cheese, roasted leeks with romesco and nori-pepita crunch, salt spring mussels with Basque cider and chorizo, and bomba rice with braised rabbit and serrano ham.”

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    • Bomba rice

      “Recent dishes have included snap pea salad with strawberries and Spanish blue cheese, roasted leeks with romesco and nori-pepita crunch, salt spring mussels with Basque cider and chorizo, and bomba rice with braised rabbit and serrano ham.”

      Eater

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