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The emphasis is on cocktails, especially those you might imagine drinking poolside on vacation. The Dutch n’ Stormy subs jenever for rum, while the Rozatta exhibits strong Israeli influences in the use of arak, amaretto syrup, lemon, rose water, and mint. The selection of wines, meanwhile, is wide-ranging; you’ll see appellations from Romania, South Africa, and Israel.
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What it is like to have your first date in this place?
If you pickup you would need to bring your food home or take it somewhere else to eat it.
How is this business handling reopening?
Patio dining with many heat lamps and staff all had mask on and clean none stop.
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