Do you remember when Plaza Frontenac first opened and The Magic Pan. It was the place to go! I remember taking dates there for dances in high-school. The Chicken Crepe was the thing to get. I found the recipe in an old book- Gateway Gourmet. I think I will try to make these soon!
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does anyone remember LeMetro restaurant? Circa 1979-80 It closed and than became Elsas Landing
Posted by: Sideunes | January 13, 2012 at 05:52 PM