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D'Amico restaurant to replace 20.21 at the Walker

Posted at 9:38 AM on February 17, 2011 by Marianne Combs (0 Comments)
Filed under: Museums

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Image courtesy Walker Art Center

So long pork pot-stickers... the Walker Art Center has announced that it's not renewing its contract with Wolfgang Puck when it expires. Instead, after six years, the museum is switching to the locally based D'Amico and Partners, who will take over the space in April under the name "Gather." 20.21's Asian-fusion will be replaced with fresh and locally sourced American fare.

According to a release, the restaurant will "offer a casual and convivial dining experience, with the look, feel and flavor of a world class restaurant."

The switch takes effect April 18.

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