Las Vegas Review-Journal

Readers help readers find split-top buns, lobster rolls

- TASTE OF THE TOWN HEIDI KNAPP RINELLA

SPLITTOP hot-dog buns have been a frequent request in Taste of the Town over the years. East Coast expatriate­s love them with the sides grilled, whether holding a hot dog or as lobster rolls. The King’s Hawaiian brand is widely available in valley supermarke­ts these days, but readers Dave Berry and Mark Damron are looking for a version that’s a little less sweet. And as usual, Taste of the Town readers have the 411.

Annette Gallagher said Whole Foods Market, which has four stores in the valley, carries the Authentic Euro Brioche brand, and Bob Drabicki and Don Barrington reported spotting split-top rolls in the bakery at Glazier’s Food Marketplac­e at 8525 W. Warm Springs Road.

Damron also is seeking reader recommenda­tions for the best lobster rolls in the valley, and readers came through there as well. Marlene Drozd recommende­d the one served at Andre’s Bistro & Bar at 6115 S. Fort Apache Road. And Brown recommende­d the Cousins Maine Lobster truck, which is at 506 Fremont St. downtown (at Las Vegas Boulevard), and at other locations listed at cousinsmai­nelobster.com/las-vegas (702-420-2008), plus Giada’s at The Cromwell and Public House in the Grand Canal Shoppes.

More reader requests

Lou Verrocchio is looking for Italian pepper or wine biscuits, which he said are a staple at Italian bakeries and markets in Rhode Island.

Carl Weinstein is looking for Claussen refrigerat­ed pickle relish and pickled green tomatoes.

Diane Jackson is looking for Gazebo Room Lite Greek Salad Dressing.

And B.H. Laverty is looking for Libby’s Yellow Cling Peach Slices, no sugar added, in 23.5-ounce plastic jars, which used to be available at Albertsons.

Readers?

Send requests to Heidi Knapp Rinella at hrinella @reviewjour­nal.com or 702-383-0474 (put “Taste of the Town” in the subject line). Follow @Hkrinella on Twitter.

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