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Because they are so big, John Curtas takes a second week to complete his major awards for 2007.
Asian Restaurant of the Year - Sen of Japan (Executive Chef: Hiro Nakano)
Ethnic Restaurant of the Year - El Sombrero (Chef: Jose Aragon)
Neighborhood Restuarants of the Year
West Side - Vintner Grill (Executive Chef: Mathew Silverman)
East Side - Todd's Unique Dining (Todd Clore)
RESTAURANT OF THE YEAR - GUY SAVOY (Executive Chef: Damien Dulas)
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