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Article: The Wooing Of Winchester; Gaspard's Challenge
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- The Washington Post
- Article date:
- May 17, 1989
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Once considered the frontier, this Virginia city now seems
bypassed. Its Victorian mansions have been carved into apartments;
the restaurants on its main street-largely luncheonettes-are closed
for most of the weekend. Winchester looks untouched by yuppieism.
Except for the post office, that is.
The old post office is now serving goat cheese ravioli and
Norwegian salmon with shiitake mushrooms and champagne sauce. You'd
hardly know from the outside, but its original government-issue
furnishings have been replaced by Italian flatware and Swiss linens.
This is Gaspard's restaurant, luxury dining in the modern American
mode.
Gaspard's owners developed it with the intention to provide "a ...
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