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Home / Food / ToEat.com Restaurant Finder

ToEat.com Restaurant Finder

John P.

September 10, 2006 By John P.

ToEat.com Restaurant FinderIf you’re new to an area, traveling, or just want to find some new places to eat, ToEat.com provides an interesting and different type of restaurant search engine.

What makes this site different is that it combines a Google Maps mashup that overlays restaurant locations. In addition to being able to choose a specific area by city, state or zip code you can also select the type of food you’re in the mood for. So, if its Mexican you’re after, that’s all you’ll get.

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  1. Bob Lape says

    December 9, 2010 at 9:22 am

    WCBS DINING DIARY 6269, MONDAY, OCTOBER 4TH, 2010

    I’m Bob Lape with Dining Diary.

    Be on the lookout for Viru, an exciting new restaurant off Central Park Avenue in Yonkers. It proclaims

    Fine Peruvian Cuisine, and means it! It’s near the Outback Steakhouse in a small strip mall. Viru is a

    roomy restaurant handsomely decorated in vibrant colors with ethnic wall hangings and Peruvian music.

    The lively ceviches and other seafood, chicken and meat items are presented with real artfulness, and

    good taste. Causa limena de pollo translates as cold mashed yellow potato – Peru has thousands of

    different spuds – is infused with key lime juice, pressed into a cake with avocado and stuffed with

    chicken. A great start!

    Lamb shank is simmered in black beer, garlic, cilantro and onion. The Viru menu was fully and cordially

    explained by our wait staffer Diana Bonsignore, a veteran of a number of great kitchens. Viru is a real

    find and a gem among South American eateries anywhere. Open for Lunch and Dinner at 1727 Central

    Park Avenue, Yonkers.

    That’s Dining Diary. I’m Bob Lape, WCBS 880.

  2. Lukasz Przybylek says

    September 18, 2010 at 1:38 pm

    Need to add Viru. Fine Peruvian restaurant in Yonkers Ny

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