Black Kettle's top-notch food From: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | Date: November 23, 2001| Author: DENNIS R. GETTO | Copyright 2001 The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

Dining with Dennis R. Getto

Black Kettle's top-notch food, friendly atmosphere make holidays last all year

By DENNIS R. GETTO

Journal Sentinel resturant critic

Friday, November 23, 2001

Yesterday, about 300 people didn't eat Thanksgiving in their dining rooms. Instead of rising early to stuff turkeys, make pumpkin pies and crush cranberries for sauce, they slept in. Later in the day, they went to the Black Kettle restaurant on the northwest side.

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