Fora is a Hidden Gem on Naples' Restaurant Row

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • October 15, 2009
Fora Good TimeThe imaginative, delicious tasting menus star at this hidden gem of NaplesN restaurant row In a city as vast as Long Beach, the best restaurants are usually the tiny ones owned by the chefs who cook your food. Since most are so often...
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