Ah, Baby Doe’s Matchless Mine. I recall it fondly. I took My Fair Lady there for a Valentine’s Day dinner back in, oh, 1995. Even though we had a reservation, we waited an hour and a half for a table–and then finally just left. Anyhoo, enough about me (for now). Nancy, whose monkey paw is apparently incompatible with the new blogging interface, tells me she has learned that the Trammell Crow Company has purchased the Goat Hill spot where BD’s used to sit and has plans to build six–six!–new high-end restaurants there. Bring it.
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