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Organizers estimate about 1,000 people came out for a night of conversation and food to the Oct. 12 Longest Table event, organized the city of Tallahassee to celebrate its third time being named an All-America City. Residents enjoyed complimentary dinner options from Habana’s Boardwalk Cuban Restaurant, Hayward House, JoEllen’s, Luxe Catering and Tastebudz.
Organizers estimate about 1,000 people came out for a night of conversation and food to the Oct. 12 Longest Table event, organized the city of Tallahassee to celebrate its third time being named an All-America City. Residents enjoyed complimentary dinner options from Habana’s Boardwalk Cuban Restaurant, Hayward House, JoEllen’s, Luxe Catering and Tastebudz.
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Tallahassee Longest Table event draws about 1,000 for food, conversation, celebration

by Tallahassee Democrat

Organizers estimate about 1,000 people came out for a night of conversation and food at the Oct. 12 Longest Table event, organized by the city of Tallahassee to celebrate its third time being named an All-America City. Tables were lined up along Duval Street from West Jefferson Street to St. Augustine Street. After about a four year hiatus for the event, residents enjoyed complimentary dinner options from Habana’s Boardwalk Cuban Restaurant, Hayward House, JoEllen’s, Luxe Catering and Tastebudz.

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