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	<title>Comments on: Rylei A Good Bet For Locals</title>
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		<title>By: sue</title>
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		<description>amazing! delicious! the gnocchi was the most amazing I have ever made or had; not anything close to the usual &#039;sinkers&#039; that you have had before - fluffy little pillows of light yummy goodness! and it&#039;s nice to see such a fine brunoise outside of classical french restaurants....
The escolar (butterfish) and duck were executed perfectly; the skin on both were amazingly crunchy and pefectly cooked and juicy and tender on the inside, totally and utterly delicious, not a doubt; can&#039;t wait to try the fall menu - well done, chefs!  we came in early, as the second customers sat and as we sat and ate our meals, the place just filled up. check this out for sure!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>amazing! delicious! the gnocchi was the most amazing I have ever made or had; not anything close to the usual &#8217;sinkers&#8217; that you have had before &#8211; fluffy little pillows of light yummy goodness! and it&#8217;s nice to see such a fine brunoise outside of classical french restaurants&#8230;.<br />
The escolar (butterfish) and duck were executed perfectly; the skin on both were amazingly crunchy and pefectly cooked and juicy and tender on the inside, totally and utterly delicious, not a doubt; can&#8217;t wait to try the fall menu &#8211; well done, chefs!  we came in early, as the second customers sat and as we sat and ate our meals, the place just filled up. check this out for sure!</p>
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