Orange County Sour at Brü Grill & Market, Our Drink of the Week

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • February 17, 2012
Apart from being a wine store, beer pourer, and restaurant, Brü Grill & Market is also one of the few establishments on Lake Forest's El Toro Rd. not ruled by some distant corporate overlord. As such, it's the only place I know of in this bedroom...
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