Shakuf in Tel Aviv

[Mike_F]

This place is creating some buzz, but a lot of it sounds like PR rather than in-depth criticism -

http://www.mapplr.com/2010/11/04/shakuf ... -tel-aviv/

http://www.haaretz.com/culture/food-win ... l-1.348232

And then there is the killing crit' of our very own Chaim Shraga, albeit lacking in details -

http://2grandcru.blogspot.com/2011/02/s ... -2011.html

Rogov? Anyone else have an opinion...??

[Daniel Rogov]

Mike, Hi...

For better or for worse I shall be dining at Shakuf for the first time next week. I shall report back...

Best
Rogov

[ChaimShraga]

And then there is the killing crit' of our very own Chaim Shraga, albeit lacking in details -

http://2grandcru.blogspot.com/2011/02/s ... -2011.html

I actually thought the Harry Camacho simile nailed it.

[Mike_F]

I actually thought the Harry Camacho simile nailed it.

Well, ummm, not for those ignorami like me who don't know who or what is a Harry Camacho...??

[ChaimShraga]

I actually thought the Harry Camacho simile nailed it.

Well, ummm, not for those ignorami like me who don't know who or what is a Harry Camacho...??

Well, one can Google it but I think my description gives the impression of a fancy boxer with no real substance.

[Mike_F]

Chaim - The gist of your opinion was clear enough, but sometimes one wants to understand all the nuances in a crit', especially when it is brief. I did try to search the net, but a search for 'Harry Camacho' gets you ~710,000 results in Google.... . Anyhow, very clear now. thanks, cheers, mike

[ChaimShraga]

Actually, it's because I made a typo. The name is Hector Camacho. I will fix the post later.