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Peninsula Grill becomes a culinary icon of a different Charleston era

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Filed Mar 17, 2012 at 5:22 pm

With the rise of Sean Brock, Mike Lata, and others, Robert Moss looks at the culinary prose of the iconic Peninsula Grill for the Charleston City Paper and asks, is it fading or becoming a classic Charleston spot linked to a different era?

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