Does the food taste different if you know the family behind it?

Rae finds herself at the Lost Face Restaurant in search of the perfect crepes her husband perviously surprised her with as take-out—tempted by their gushy sweet cream that balanced so well with the strawberries. She feels sure the tasty food means the place itself earns her high-standard approval.

But now that she waits here, she finds the restaurant itself is harder to love than the food.

Can her inherent prejudice allow her to love an imperfect hole-in-the-wall eatery and the family of the staff, in all their humanity?

A short story of one woman's inner struggle between the search for perfect food and the human nature of the people who make it.

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