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The Twitterers are tweeting that Stella in Grant Park will close at the end of December and be replaced by Doc Chey’s Noodle House. I’m not happy about that.

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Doc Chey’s is launching a two-week Chinese New Year celebration on Jan. 25 with a Chinese New Year’s Eve party.

Guests will receive a traditional red envelope containing a good luck surprise, when they wear a red article of clothing (believed to scare away evil spirits and bad fortune) or order a Tsingtao beer for lunch or dinner.  They will also experience the annual lion dance performance at 4:30 p.m. at the restaurant in Virginia-Highland (1424 N. Highland Ave.) and 5:30 p.m. at the Emory location (1556 N. Decatur Rd.).

During the following two weeks, the restaurant will serve a special platter including peanut noodles for life longevity, shrimp rolls for happiness and dumplings for wealth. Cost is $12. The restaurant will donate $2 of every platter purchase to local charities.

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Homegrown Restaurants is celebrating peace, pride and pasta throughout the month of October. Every Wednesday, Rich Chey restaurants (Doc Chey’s Noodle House, Osteria 832, and Stella Neighborhood Trattoria) will donate 15 percent of their revenue to The Pride Committee Inc. The organization promotes unity in the community and also encourages fellow Atlantans to speak their minds. All proceeds go toward the 2009 Atlanta Pride Festival. The schedule is as follows:

Wednesday, October 8th at Osteria 832
Wednesday, October 15th at Doc Chey’s Emory
Wednesday, October 22 at Stella Neighborhood Trattoria
Wednesday, Octobert 29th at Doc Chey’s Virginia-Highland

For more information, log on to http://www.homegrownrestaurants.com.

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