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A Photo Tour of the Per Se Kitchen

Adam Kuban
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Published: September 3, 2008 Last Updated: August 9, 2018
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Mark at the blog Black Napkin goes behind the scenes at Per Se and comes back with a series of beautiful photos. He says:

It was eerily silent. Everything and everyone was moving in perfect unison, as if they were actors in a play rehearsed a thousand times. As a result, there was hardly any commotion at all.

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Adam Kuban is the proprietor of the pop-up Margot's Pizza, which serves bar-style pizza. But you may also know him as the founder of Slice (RIP, 2003–2014) where he has written thousands of blog posts about pizza. He also created A Hamburger Today and served as Serious Eats's founding editor (2006–2010) after having sold those sites to SE.

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