 Alison at Blue Bell - Reviews from across the web
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aol cityguide: philadelphia - restaurants, dining, pizza, mexican & chinese - alison at blue bell - overview
best bet in blue bell for good f...
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review of alison at blue bell - blue bell, pa, 19422 - allentown citysearch
very creative, well prepared specials every night. try the sauteed brussel sprouts with bacon salad. youve never tasted brussel sprouts until yo...
allentown.citysearch.com
restaurant: alison at blue bell
it is hard to make a comeback when you never really left. its an even neater trick when you were never completely present ...
ae.philly.com
gayot restaurant reviews
alison barshak, who cut her teeth at the famed striped bass and the not-so-successful venus and the cowboy, has come back to philadelphia, and hit the suburbs with a bang. her minimalist little restaurant is the perfect home for her pitch-perfect...
gayot.com
Alison at Bluebell
A native of Lafayette Hill in suburban Philadelphia, Barshak began her career after attending Boston University. She worked her way up through the ranks of the kitchens at Rollers Restaurant & Market in Chestnut Hill, PA and Apropos Restaurant in Center City (downtown) Philadelphia. She was executiv...
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Alison At Blue Bell - Blue Bell, PA
I've been wanting to go here for the longest time after hearing raves about Alison Barshak and her work at The Striped Bass. My fiance and I decided to splurge for New Year's Eve for their special 4 course menu. The restaurant is a small place and is BYOB. We had to wait a little while in th...
yelp.com
Alison at Blue Bell - Philly Mag
Contemporary American cooking, Alison Barshak-style, is a celebration of the melting pot. Big, bold flavors are her trademark, and while those tastes may be derived from Asia, France, Italy, Greece or Mexico, her 65-seat spot in a tidy business plaza is unmistakably American. Alison at Blue Bell is ...
phillymag.com
Alison at Blue Bell, Blue Bell -- Main Line Restaurant Guide
The thing about Alison’s is that they are no longer a BYOB. They now have a liquor license. They allow you to still bring your own bottle as a service and an added bonus to their guests who have joined them in the past. I think a $5 corkage fee is a gift. People don’t realize what an inv...
mainlinedine.com
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