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September 18, 2014 6:12 pm Comments Off on Raleigh News & Observer / Dining ReviewTazza Kitchen winningly blends Baja, Mediterranean cuisines
Tazza Kitchen winningly blends Baja, Mediterranean cuisines
The new eatery in Cameron Village is worth the hype. Judging from the steady hum of a packed dining room on a recent Saturday night,... [Read More]
Since opening in Short Pump six months ago, the bar at Tazza Kitchen has become a popular neighborhood gathering spot. Co-founder John Haggai describes the... [Read More]
Tazza sits in the old Short Pump Cafe Caturra location, and their menu features wood-fired pizza and a bunch of Mediterranean-inspired fare. If you plan... [Read More]
When Tazza Kitchen opens in spot where Café Caturra used to sit, it will bring more of a dinner atmosphere to that side of Cameron... [Read More]
Food Review: Short Pump’s Tazza Kitchen raises the standard of suburban dining. Barring a handful of good local spots, Short Pump is known mostly for... [Read More]
Your great-aunt used to rave about your culinary experiments, so you must be destined to cook for a living. You worked at a chain restaurant... [Read More]
Chef Justin Burchill and Partner Chris Curtin from Tazza Kitchen, showed us how to put together a tasty seared cod served under a bed of... [Read More]
Restaurateur Jeff Grant couldn’t be happier with the crowds at Tazza Kitchen. The Mediterranean and Baja Peninsula-inspired restaurant at 3332 Pump Road opened Aug. 28.... [Read More]
The stamps in our passports may look the same, but every journey through Baja Norte, and the Valle de Guadalupe brings a new appreciation for... [Read More]