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    American

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    The mini chocolate chip cookies have their own fan base, which tells you something about how this casual American restaurant operates. Chef Lynn Pritchard built a devoted following at the original Clive location before moving downtown, and the regulars followed. The menu mixes old standbys with newer plates, the wine list is carefully put together, and the patio catches the afternoon light when Des Moines cooperates.

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    • Mini chocolate chip cookies

      “Regulars of the old location will still find some favorite items, including the beloved mini chocolate chip cookies and Pritchard’s signature burger.”

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    • Burger

      “Regulars of the old location will still find some favorite items, including the beloved mini chocolate chip cookies and Pritchard’s signature burger.”

      Eater
    • Chicken arancini with elote salsa

      “There are also plenty of new options, like chicken arancini with elote salsa and a hearty warm salad of farro, caramelized carrots, and pickled vegetables.”

      Eater

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