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  • London seems to be leading the way, with restaurants like Dehesa, a small-plates restaurant in Soho that specializes in Italian and Spanish food and wine.

    Does 'Ethnic' Food Exist? Bruce Palling 2011

  • In the coming weeks, the small-plates menu will be expanded with more substantial fare.

    Clever Cocktails 2011

  • The menu at the stylized pawn shop-slash-restaurant sticks to the small-plates formula Chris Santos established at Stanton Social, but is "a little more sophisticated in its style," the chef said.

    Beauty and the Bacon 2011

  • Cocktails are $14 and, soon, the small-plates menu will be expanded with more substantial fare.

    Classic Cocktails 2011

  • This is why tapas bars and small-plates restaurants -- spots whose menus don't differentiate between appetizers and entrées -- are so popular.

    Andrew Knowlton: Should Restaurants Stop Serving Entrees? 2010

  • Rodriguez, meanwhile, briefly served foie gras at De La Costa, his small-plates restaurant in Chicago, despite the citys ban.

    The Foie Gras Wars Mark Caro 2009

  • Rodriguez, meanwhile, briefly served foie gras at De La Costa, his small-plates restaurant in Chicago, despite the citys ban.

    The Foie Gras Wars Mark Caro 2009

  • Another approach is the small-plates menu, which allows the customer to eat less and pay less.

    People Still Have to Eat Nina Zagat 2008

  • I enjoyed this NYT article about how restaurants and some diners are tending towards a tapas or small-plates model--even though, like so many style articles, it has a strong whiff of "duh" about it.

    "Extinction of the entrée." bradamant 2007

  • And a rabbit lasagna, off the small-plates menu but entree-size nonetheless, simply sat on the plate, rubbery, the rabbit close to tasteless, depressing.

    NYT > Home Page By SAM SIFTON 2011

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