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July 31, 2012
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Top Chef winner Paul Qui will open a brick-and-mortar location of his popular trailer eatery East Side King at 2310 S. Lamar Ave. in the old Electra Beauty Lounge and Casita Tacos spaces. The restaurant will feature a 50-seat dining room and a 12-seat bar and is expected to open by early 2013. www.eskaustin.com, Twitter: @EastSideKingATX
Editor's Note: Amended to correct address.
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