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Georges on 4th (2006)
The speciality of thehouse is the lamb shank that seems to fall off the bone. Who's house you ask? George's on 4th in Parkhurst. Great restaurant, especially on a lazy Sunday afternoon. Sidewalk dining at its best.
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