On The Line: John Cuevas of The Crow Bar and Kitchen, Part One

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • April 12, 2011
​ Meet John Cuevas, the James Beard-nominated new chef at The Crow Bar and Kitchen, who was previously cooking at Muse at Montage Beverly Hills as its executive chef. He's no stranger to OC though, having worked at St. Regis Resort in Dana Point...
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