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The heirloom tomato salad is sugar and salt cured and topped with a lovely nip of orange blossom water and fried pistachios, creating simple but complex flavors. The short and creative menu is a delightful blend of American basics served with international flair and, like the decor, a bit of whimsy. Germaine, white peach balsamic and Prosecco. Watson is a combination of Boodles gin, Aperol, St. Grace offers a smart signature cocktail list, all of the concoctions named for local dogs. From a leaping Lab to a diving Dachshund, the photos capture the canines startled expressions breaking through the surface of the water as they chase after a tennis ball. Seth Casteel’s fabulous photographs of “Underwater Dogs” dazzle in the dining rooms. It is elegant without being intimidating, but there is whimsy too. Over the years he's had the privilege of cooking at the James Beard House in New York City on a number of occasions. A restaurateur for more than 30 years with venues ranging from casual bistros to fine dining establishments, Kaplan turned Grace into his 10th venture. Transplants from Cleveland, Lisa Masterson and Marlin Kaplan moved to the Tierra Verde neighborhood to retire.

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