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Pat's pick: Saffron.(new Moroccan restaurant in Houston)(Brief Article)

Publication: Texas Monthly

Publication Date: 01-NOV-04

Author: Sharpe, Patricia
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What should a Moroccan restaurant look like? Casablanca, of course--Rick's Cafe Americain or one of the movie's other exotic locales. And Saffron, newly opened in Houston, does not disappoint. Dim lights threw mysterious shadows on the wall as four of us huddled together on banquettes and ottomans around a...

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