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Michael O'Halloran of Old City's Bistro 7 has spilled the name of the restaurant-lounge he's rolling out at 13th and Waverly Streets, near Pine. (Here's the Food & Drinq entry from Oct. 16.) He's calling it The Waverly. Press materials describe further:

Michael O’Halloran, chef-owner of beloved 30-seat neighborhood gem Bistro 7 in Old City, will open a second restaurant, The Waverly (412-426 South 13th Street). Located in a newly refurbished space in Midtown Village, The Waverly kitchen will apply French techniques to American ingredients. The refined fare will highlight Chef O’Halloran’s creative approach to straightforward dishes. The room’s elegant design will feature dark wood, banquettes and modern chandeliers. A fireside bar and lounge will provide a place to relax over cocktail classics.

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