Guess Where We're Eating!?

This low-key, cozy Fort Lauderdale eatery serves only lunch. The menu -- usually five or six items -- changes daily and is scrawled on a board on a wall near the door. The chefs -- they self-deprecatingly refer to themselves as "two ugly sisters" -- pluck herbs from a small garden out front,...

By Deirdra Funcheon

December 6, 2010

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This low-key, cozy Fort Lauderdale eatery serves only lunch. The menu -- usually five or six items -- changes daily and is scrawled on a board on a wall near the door. The chefs -- they self-deprecatingly refer to themselves as "two ugly sisters" -- pluck herbs from a small garden out front, and they do a mean catering business. In January, this joint will be featured on an episode of Michelle Bernstein's TV show, Check Please. Note the cute teapot collection on the shelf in the distance. After the jump, see a pic of a recent meal.

A photo of vegan shepherd's pie, made with lentils instead of meat, and a super fresh side salad. Yum.

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