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Gatco 4297 Satin Nickel 24" Towel Rack with Towel Bar from the Latitude² Collection
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24" Towel Rack with Towel Bar from the Latitude² Collection
- Simple contemporary styling
- All mounting hardware included
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- Depth: 10-1/8"
- Height: 5"
- Width: 24"
- Overall Width: 26-5/8"
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Rated 5 out of 5 by bstevens from We haven't installed the rack yet but it is of very high quality.
Date published: 2013-10-15
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Florida State made history in the Swamp on Saturday night.
Dalvin Cook ran for 183 yards and two touchdowns, Roberto Aguayo kicked two long field goals and the No. 14 Seminoles upended 10th-ranked Florida 27-2.
Florida State won its third consecutive game at Florida Field — the first time that's happened in the storied rivalry — and ended any chance the Gators (10-2) had of making the College Football Playoff in which it was ranked 12th.
Florida avoided its first shutout in the Swamp since 1988 when FSU quarterback Sean Maguire recovered a fumble in the end zone for a safety with 8:58 remaining.
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HOTTEST Wednesday nights in town - the "Havana Nights".
With FREE admission, FREE dance lessons, Cincinnati's BEST Salsa dancers, and the BEST Latino DJ in town, the legendary Rudy Alvarez, spinning the hottest Salsa, Merengue, and Bachata music, this is the place to be on Wednesday nights...
The new Havana Martini Club is located on 5th Street, between Race and Vine Streets.
Several Cincinnati organizations that signed a request to WLW 700 Radio Station for an immidiate removal of the "Big Juan" ads (to see the press release click here), finding it insensitive and offending to the Latino/Hispanic community, held on Tue. May 8, a press conference. Initiated by LULAC Cincinnati and United Food and Commercial Workers Union (UFCW), the petition has been signed so far by:
American Jewish CommitteeBridges for a Just CommunityBrigid Kelly, City of Norwood Council, Ward 2CAIR of Ohio (The Council on American-Islamic Relations)Cincinnati Interfaith Workers CenterChange to WinCoalition for Black Trade UnionistEquality CincinnatiHispanic Chamber of Cincinnati USAInter-Ethnic Council of Greater CincinnatiInternational Center of Greater CincinnatiLabor Council for Latin American AdvancementLULAC Cincinnati (League of United Latin American Citizens)LULAC OhioLULAC Midwest RegionMidwestlatino, LLC.NAACP of Hamilton/Fairfield/West Chester/Mason/LebanonService Employee's International Union (SEIU)UNITE HEREUnited LatinosUnited Food and Commercial Workers Union (UFCW), Local 1099
The press conference was covered by several TV Stations and newspapers, among them Cincinnati Enquirer and WCPO
It was tremendous to see all the organization and people of different religions, ethnic backgrounds, and races, to rally in support of the Latino community. As stated in the petition: "By making this collective statement, we are declaring that we are committed to working together until Cincinnati reflects the type of multicultural and diverse City that we all can be proud to live, work and play".
More pictures are in the Cincinnati section of our Photo Gallery
If your organization would also like to sign this petition, please contact LULAC Cincinnati
After slow start on Saturday caused by rainy weather, Sunday was more friendly to Cincy-Cinco Festival visitors, with beautiful sunny weather. There was a lot of great Latino entertainment and plenty of food.
More pictures are in the Cincinnati section of our Photo Gallery (click here)
Legend Vega (click here for more of her music) was performing live at Club Rain it Dayton (850 N. Main St.) this Friday, May 4th.
The Latin Thunder Party at Dayton's Club Rain, is the ultimate Latin Friday night in Dayton with best of Latin music by DJ Danny D from Miami Beach, FL, and our Guest DJsNow EVERY FRIDAY at 10 PM @ Club Rain!!!!! The ULTIMATE LATIN MUSIC PARTY!!!! And the perfect place for people from Cincinnati, Columbus, and Indianapolis to meet half way! And to celebrate your Birthday or Anniversary!!!
Latest pictures and videos are in the Dayton section of our Photo Gallery (click here)
This week we had a visitor from Minneapolis, Johnny Rosales. This was not his first trip to Cincinnati, in the second video you can see him performing at the 2006 NSHMBA National Conference which took place in Oct. 2006 in Cincinnat.
More pictures are in the Cincinnati section of our Photo Gallery (click here...)
ballet tech cincinnati will present Made in America at the Aronoff Center on May 4-5th.
You can win free tickets to the show by going to their Website: http://www.ballettechcincinnati.org/contestentry.htm
Made in America will take audience members on a journey through time and across our nation with inspiring stories of courageous American youth. As part of the Leaping for Literacy project, this production is inspired by "The Dear America," "American Girl," and "My Name is America" book series' - a Mexican-American Girl in the 1840's, an Appalachian Girl in the 1930's and an African-American Boy in the 1940's Negro Baseball Leagues. Three One-Act ballets will feature the talents of pre-professional dance students and seasoned professional dancers of all ages from all areas of Greater Cincinnati. With original choreography by three local choreographers, Mario de la Nuez, Kenneth "Kyne" Franks, and Jana Lane Hatcher, Made in America will showcase a wide variety of dance styles including ballet, tap, clogging, jazz, modern and musical theater and music that represents Hispanic, Appalachian and African American cultures, including Blues live Appalachian Fiddle Music by Russ Childers, and guests Southern Pride Cloggers.
Para informacion en Español, clicque aqui
MidwestLatino is supporting the Humanitarian League which is "Teaching Kindess and Compassion to Northern Kentucky".
On Friday, May 18th, the Humanitarian League will be hosting a Salsa Night as its fundraiser. Guests will be asked to bring a bottle of fine wine or donate $15/person.
On Tuesday, May 1st, Jan Malley, Donna Hauser, and Adriana Richey were interviewed by Jackie Shearer from Channel 6 about this event, as well as about the upcoming Gala Dinner in the Fall.
To register or for more information about this event, please call 859-384-8061.
You don't have to go to Rio de Janeiro to participate in a Samba Parade. Now you can enjoy the beat and the heat of the Over-the-Rhine Samba Parade each month at Second Sunday on Main (SSOM) .
Get off your Seat Stomp your Feet Keep the Beat Feel the Heat! Be a part of the magical, musical, memorable Samba Parade! From noon-5pm on May 13th to Liberty in Historic Over-the-Rhine, Downtown Cincinnati
Featuring local Live Music! Celebrity Chef demonstrations and Wine Tastings! Enjoy the Christian Moerlein Beer Garden! Shop Main Street's boutiques and specialty vendors! Free Downtown Trolley rides!
For more info, visit Second Sunday on Main (SSOM) Website...
Yes, it's official! It will be a BOY!!! Congratulations to Carmen and Chris!!!
It was another great Salsa night @ Mad Frog, with people enjoying the awesome dance floor and Non-Smoking room!
Pictures from this week's Salsa with Tropicoso @ Cincinnati's hottest Latino spot - "The Mad Frog", are on the Web in the Cincinnati section of our Photo Gallery (click here).
Each Monday, Mad Frog has its basement open - with the best in Reggaeton and Hip-hop. It's like having two clubs in one: live Salsa/Merenge upstairs with Tropicoso, and Reggaeton and Hip-hop downstairs!
"Nuestro Rincon" will be moving from being broadcasted on TV, to Internet. The last TV broadcast will be on May 27th.
After that date, you'll be able to watch "Nuestro Rincon" daily on the Local12 Web channel: www.local12.com as a Local 12 News En Español . This is part of a station-wide effort to provide viewers with local news and information whenever and however they want it.
Local 12 News En Español represents another important step in Local 12's transformation from a traditional television broadcaster to a multi-platform content caster. "Our recent success in using our web-channel to reach Cincinnati viewers day and night has proven that our community wants local news and information as fast as possible," said General Manager Christopher Sehring. "And though we are extremely proud of Nuestro Rincon -- the region's first Spanish-language news program -- we were aware that its early morning weekend time slot limited our ability to provide timely news and information. Local 12 News En Español represents the natural evolution from an excellent but little-seen weekend news magazine show to a daily web cast – available whenever our viewers want it."
As the Tri-State's news leader, Local 12 News is refocusing its efforts to reach the Latino community as part of a sweeping newsroom effort to provide more content for the station's new digital platforms. "Nuestro Rincon will transition from a weekend-only broadcast to a daily content commitment via our web site," said Elbert Tucker, Local 12's News Director. "Our goal is to reach more people with stories which are more current."
Local 12 News En Español will debut on Local12.com on May 26, 2007. This Spanish language web-site will feature video webcasts as well as a wealth of written content gleaned from Local 12's daily newsgathering resources. Local 12 En Espanol webcasts will also be made available to the Ohio News Network and to all Clear Channel television stations.
As usual, the Latin Thunder Party at Dayton's Club Rain, is the ultimate Latin Friday night in Dayton with best of Latin music by DJ Danny D from Miami Beach, FL, and our Guest DJs
Now EVERY FRIDAY at 10 PM @ Club Rain!!!!! The ULTIMATE LATIN MUSIC PARTY!!!! And the perfect place for people from Cincinnati, Columbus, and Indianapolis to meet half way! And to celebrate your Birthday or Anniversary!!!
Come and celebrate Cinco de Mayo!!!!
The Columbus Mini-Salsa Congress party with Noel Quintana of Cleveland was a great event. The location at Confluence Park Restaurant provided a very classy environment with a wonderful view of Columbus skyline.
More pictures are in the Columbus section of our Photo Gallery (click here...)
And get ready for the Cincinnati Salsa Congress (May 26 - 27, 2007) Click here...
The English Language Learning Foundation, Inc. was proud to present the Fifth annual Children's Day, "El Día de los Niños" Celebration at the Cincinnati Zoo on Saturday, April 28th. An estimated 600 children and parents, along with their families and distinguished guests such as Cincinnati's Mayor Mark Mallory came to celebrate this event.
This year's theme was "We Are All Neighbors." With the main activity, "Passport to the Neighborhood," each child got a "passport" to be stamped at the stations represented by ethnic groups in Cincinnati including the following: African American, Appalachian, Chinese, Ethiopian, Greek, Guatemalan, Mexican, Peruvian, and Senegalese.
The Cincinnati Zoo did a wonderful job as a host of this event, and their support was extremely appreciated by the organizers and the children.
More pictures from this event are in our Photo Gallery (click here...)
Su Casa Hispanic Center of Cincinnati hosted yesterday its annual Su Casa Awards Dinner. The 2007 Award recipients were:
Volunteer Award: Mike Tussey
Corporate Award: Legal Aid Society of Greater Cincinnati
Cesar Chavez Award: Dr. Shelly Bromberg, Miami University
The keynote speaker was Chris Sehring, General Manager of Local 12 TV station (home of "Nuestro Rincon").
More pictures from this event are in the Cincinnati section of our Photo Gallery (click here...)


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My first trip to work with my shiny new engine! ("New" being relative, when comparing things from 1989 to things from 1999 which was still 16 years ago omg.) The day cooperated by blessing my ride with a warm, sunshine-glittery morning. I try to commute on the bike as much as possible, in part because I still get the jitters before every time I ride.
Am I nervous? Am I excited? Am I going to nearly be hit by a train? (That happened once! Look away, mother!) Should I hit the bathroom before I leave? I should hit the bathroom before I leave. All valid ruminations on why I have the jits! Regardless, my strategy for conquering my nervous condition has been forced immersion, via as many miles as I can manage — it's mostly working.
I chew gum. It actually helps; I don't know why. However I only have tangerine sherbert flavored gum and it's absolutely terrible and it feels like someone has emptied a garbage can into my face. I chew it anyway. No, I have not bought a different flavor of gum. 1) I have more of this left. Look at it, it's right there crumpled up in the bottom of my bag already! and 2) I'm sort of forgetful. Stop interrupting.
My bike is, like everyone else in our house, grouchy about waking up first thing in the morning. Though the new engine corrected many other strange things about my machine (the alarming clacking sound, to name one), it has retained its unconquerably awkward t-dubbiness. Cold-blooded starts are one of many quirks common of an already quirky species. It's not particularly annoying as long as you know that it likes to be babied a bit while things are still dewy.
Waking her up is a process. First, you gently pull out the choke and start her up. Then you wait as it guzzles down fuel like a man stranded in the desert dying of thirst, crying his own invisible tears and drinking his own pee. And you wait. And wait. Also, wait. And when the rate of idle finally starts shaking you at such an alarming velocity that you think you'll tip over and careen wildly into the nearby garbage cans, then you can try to push the choke in and ride away.
...Or it will stall and you'll have to warm it up wait some more.
The post-major-repairs inaugural ride to work finally well underway, nothing has happened of consequence other than a million old people being directly between me and everywhere I want to go. I reach deeply into my zen place. "It's cool man, this is the perfect time to practice your clutch control," I coach myself. "Highway to the friction zone!
(I don't think I actually thought that last part in my head, but I should have. I just I thought of it now and it's super.)
Much to my irritation, the plague of creeping near-death drivers is a theme that will continue throughout the rides of the week. I am now quite skilled at doing the hipster weave at an aggressively moderate rate of speed.
When I finally spot an opportunity to slip past the slowest toyota sedan in the world (congratulations on your winning achievement!), I book it up through the gears until the cool morning air is beating against my cheeks and I can finally breathe in the open space. I particularly enjoy going from second to third on the new engine, and the bike pulls forward with a satisfyingly dramatic lunge. It almost makes me feel a little bit cool. Yeah man, alllllright.
I look over. I make eye contact with that police officer I just now noticed staring at me. He nods.


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2½ stars (out of four)
"Gracie," a predictable but nicely acted triumph of the soccer-phenom spirit, takes place in 1978, long before parents read much about the perils of raising Ophelia or misunderstanding Cain, and the gender roles their kids learned by example.
In '78 Title IX, the federal anti-discrimination act, had already been on the books a few years but hadn't yet sunk in meaningfully. The first big scene in "Gracie" distills the prejudices of the day (they're still around, of course) for us in sports-movie shorthand. We're in South Orange, N.J. A group of jeering high school punks wagers that young Gracie Bowen, sister of the local high school varsity soccer ace, cannot kick a Gatorade bottle off the hood of a car from a pretty good distance.
My God, how wrong can those boys be? In a close-up (the first of several for this beverage, which enjoys some mighty advantageous product placement in "Gracie") bammo, the bottle just zings into the air, a mere second after our heroine kicks the ball like a cham-peen."You can do anything," her proud brother tells her.
In this time and place, though, an athletic young woman in a traditionally role-modeled family gets no respect, little support and even less understanding if she wants to pursue her dreams of athletic glory. Back then the actress Elisabeth Shue was this young woman, and "Gracie" is a Shue family affair. She co-produced the picture and plays Gracie's mother; her husband, Davis Guggenheim ("An Inconvenient Truth"), directed, co-wrote the story and co-produced; Shue's brother, actor Andrew Shue, also worked on the story and plays a soccer coach.
Dermot Mulroney takes the largest male role, that of the driven ex-soccer star and patriarch of the onscreen family. From certain angles he looks like a Shue too.
Carly Schroeder is Grace, and she's good-intense but not actressy, a plausible jock and an avid listener, the most underrated of acting qualities. The script of "Gracie" is pretty routine stuff, it must be said, telegraphing Grace's setbacks like nobody's business. The second, for example, Grace's brother takes the time to tell her that she can do anything, you sense trouble for him and, by extension, trouble for her. (This, too, comes from the Shue family's real-life experience: Elisabeth lost one of her brothers to a freak accident when she was still quite young.) Similarly, the moment Mulroney's soccer-obsessed father declines to coach his daughter, she turns into a directionless rebel. There seems to be a transitional scene or two missing.
Director Guggenheim uses up his slow-mo and orchestral-strings quotient somewhere around reel three, a common sports film problem. But "Gracie" does hold you, in its oversimplified and sentimental way, and it deals with a real issue in semi-real fashion--half-Hollywood, half-actual life, or something like it.
Directed by Davis Guggenheim; screenplay by Lisa Marie Petersen, Karen Janszen; story by Andrew Shue, Ken Himmelman and Guggenheim; photographed by Chris Manley; edited by Elizabeth Kling; music by Mark Isham; production design by Dina Goldman; produced by Guggenheim, Andrew Shue, Elisabeth Shue and Lemore Syvan. A Picturehouse release; opens Friday. Running time: 1:34. MPAA rating: PG-13 (for brief sexual content).
Grace Bowen - Carly Schroeder
Bryan Bowen - Dermot Mulroney
Lindsay Bowen - Elisabeth Shue
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Northeast Mississippi Community College's baseball program is reminding area athletes that its winter baseball clinics are a week away and athletes that register for both sessions will see substantial savings in their camp fees. Northeast will hold a pair of winter baseball camps for athletes inside the college's five-county district on Saturday, December 11 and […]
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North wins 2010 All-Star Classic at Tiger Stadium
Mississippi's annual junior college all-star football classic went along historical lines in the thirty-seventh showing at Tiger Stadium in Booneville Saturday, December 4. With the series tied 17-17-2, both sides squared off for the first 56 minutes before the North was able to break free and capture the lead in the series with a 16-0 […]
Second half surge lifts Hawks over Hickory Flat
In a time when the Hawks needed someone to step up, Robert Montgomery responded, giving Myrtle a comeback victory over Hickory Flat, 72-71, Saturday night. Down 71-70 with 5.3 seconds remaining, Montgomery drew a foul, the fifth for the Rebels' Henry Bell, and confidently hit two free throws to put Myrtle in the lead […]
Lady Hawks roll to weekend wins
The Lady Hawks picked up their fifth straight win, earning wins over Ingomar and Hickory Flat over the weekend. Halle Knowles stepped up for Myrtle in Saturday night's contest, scoring 28 points enroute to an 83-54 win over the Lady Rebels. Meshay Cox put the Lady Hawks ahead 17-7 early in the game, but […]
Purvis, Flowers to wed Dec. 11
Ms. Ann Purvis and Mr. Mike Purvis of New Albany are proud to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Ashley Marie Purvis of Oxford to Chadwick Michael Flowers of Oxford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Flowers of Pontotoc. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Jasper Purvis, Ms. […]
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Ecru News, December 3, 2010
Don't forget the Ecru Christmas Parade is Dec. 4 at 6 p.m. Call or come by the Town Hall to enter. There is no entry fee. We want to continue to remember Janette Stokes, Ruth Nesbit, Audrey Newsum, and Flake Mounce as they strive to recover from their health problems. Happy belated birthday to Rodney […]
Weathers, Treadaway to wed December 11
Keith and Christy Grant of New Albany announce the engagement of their daughter, Lauren Paige Weathers of New Albany, to Joe Bradly Treadaway of Blue Springs. He is the son of Scott Treadaway of Blue Springs and Debra Hester of New Albany. The bride is the granddaughter of Patricia Speck and the late David E. […]
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Lil Huffstatler Grisham welcomed the 45 attendees to the Nov. 16 meeting of Liberty School. Charlie Sappington gave the invocation and blessing prior to the covered-dish dinner. In the business session Joanne Gaines read minutes from the Oct. 9 annual school reunion and Joyce Fitzgerald gave the financial report. Ms. Grisham stated that the Huffstatler […]
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This restaurant with a twist is Etienne Bonthuys through and through. This master chef challenges taste buds and pushes the boundaries of the imagination and the result is always interesting and delectable.
Counter-intuitive combinations work surprisingly well; quail is served with raw salmon and strawberries, baby calamari is paired with oxtail, and lamb and lobster with mint sauce produce flavours that burst - that's it, just burst. For the less adventurous the menu does offer options, but if you're going to eat here, try the slightly wacky stuff.
An extensive wine list that won't break the bank is on offer, and you are bound to find something for every palate. The interior is truly something to behold and matches the magical dining wonderland that Casparus creates.
The restaurant is open from Tuesday until Saturday for lunch and dinner and booking is advised.
Located in one of the best spots in the V & A Waterfront, this great seafood restaurant boasts panoramic views and a front row seat on the Victoria Basin.
Most of the dishes are quite simple but do not lack in quality. Having plain old fish and chips becomes a treat and large portions at very reasonable prices make this restaurant a winner. Fish gets delivered daily ensuring the freshest produce on your plate - the hallmark of any good seafood restaurant.
Fisherman's Choice is open for lunch and dinner, seven days a week. Experience the most amazing sunsets and the infectious sound of the water and the gulls while enjoying your favourite seafood.
Be transported to a different time and place in the midst of the city that, as soon as you walk through the doors, disappears. The elegant, yet Old World ambience and interior, provides a dinner setting that envokes peace and tranquility. The quaint pub area and the beautiful garden and pond provide kick-back-and-relax spaces and the passion that goes into the cuisine served here is unmistakable. Amazing Indian cuisine can be tried here.
This vibey restaurant serves up unpretentious, hearty food with a touch of glam. A great, happening atmosphere combines with warm hospitality to ensure a great experience every time. The menu is large and offers something for everyone. Meat, seafood and even veggie dishes flies out the kitchen, freshly prepared with quality ingredients. A great wine list is available.
Mezze is a vibey, trendy restaurant ideally located on the popular, upmarket promenade in Victoria Road, Camps Bay. Here you can experience the best in urban dining and the contemporary food, ambience and feel make this restaurant both relevant and timeless. The cuisine on offer is 'world mezze' and it draws on Middle Eastern and Mediterranean inspiration. The menu offers a variety of olives, cheese, and pitas, as well as traditional Spanish tapas and the freshest dim sums from the East.
Wilderer Distillery, winner of over 50 of the world's most prestigious awards, including Grappa of the Year and Double Gold at the World Spirits Festival in Austria. Helmut Wilderer has become a true 'guru' for connoisseurs around the world and personally conducts tastings.
Ristorante Pappa Grappa is run by Helmut's son, Christian, whose passion for fresh seasonal ingredients, is reflected in his traditional German and Italian dishes. Try their homemade pastas, fresh fish or the parmesan feast; eating fresh pasta out of a 20 kg parmesan cheese. Flammkuchen, a pizza speciality from France, remains a must.
All-in-all this is world-class grappa and eaux de vie, fantastic fresh food, outstanding service at value for money and a great vibe; a rare combination!
Zorba's is a modern Greek restaurant located right next to the Lagoon Beach Hotel in Milnerton.
The interior and food perfects the Mediterranean influences that combines beautifully to recreate the look and feel of Greece.
The rustic Greek and Italian cuisine uses only the freshest ingredients prepared in the traditional way. Be sure to try one of the delicious and famous steaks that helped put this restaurant's predecessor on the map.
Being just a stone's throw from the lagoon mouth, Zorba's offers fine dining in an elegant seaside setting. Complement your food with one of the specially selected wines on offer, breathe in the fresh sea air, close your eyes and you can almost imagine that you are dining on the Mediterranean Sea.
Booking is advised.
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Enjoy delicious and tasty cuisine and a feast for the senses dining on seafood, grills and typical Portuguese dishes.
With attention to detail and personal attention, diners relax in tranquil surrounds dining on mouth-watering dishes such as grilled chicken basted in finger linking peri-peri the Mozambican way, or voluptuous grilled prawns, tasty pregos, trinchados, espetadas and popular feijoada.
Adeguita Portuguese Restaurant tantalises with mouth-watering tastes and flavours the true Portuguese way in a colonial setting that invites relaxation.
An unpretentious family-run restaurant serving superb Portuguese cuisine, A Churrasqueira boasts an exciting menu with a wide selection of choices.
An impressive wine list enhances the experience, with a brilliant selection of both South African and Portuguese wines.
The interior is simple and warm, the service excellent and the prices reasonable. All in all, a wonderful place to dine in comfort.
The delicious menu brims with high quality seafood such as voluptuous Mozambican prawns and a variety of succulent steaks, poultry and traditional dishes.
The warm and inviting ambiance sets the tone for a unique Portuguese experience housed in a luxurious house in Kensington.
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