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August 14, 2012 Food & Drink » Food and Drink

Food Review: Cous Cous 

This almost exotic eatery is more subtle than it needs to be.

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It may no longer be the latest thing, but Cous Cous is a sexy place. Found on the first floor of the Chesterfield Apartments on Virginia Commonwealth University's campus, the restaurant's red and black décor is handsome and exotic. Gold and…

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