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        Great food, lovely atmosphere and low prices in St. Pete.
            by Brian Ries
            A cup of tomato soup and a hot dog is such an iconic American childhood lunch, it might seem out of place in a restaurant like Alesia, a new spot in St. Pete&#039;s Pasadena neighborhood that&#039;s focused on casual French and Vietnamese cuisine. The price adds to the disconnect &mdash; just $5.90, surprisingly &mdash; as does the look of the restaurant: clean lines, the decor spare but thoughtful, the atmosphere both comforting and elegant, with an enclosed and cobbled outdoor courtyard that&#039;s just as pleasant.&hellip;
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