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This was quoted as being the only place to eat in all of Gharb (certainly in terms of restaurants rather than cafes) After we'd eaten there we did see another one or two places (but I made no notes other than that). The food here was excellent though and we've no regrets about eating here. They also have rooms to let.
Favorite Dish: Giant ravioli stiffed with ricotta and eggs and with a plain tomato sauce. Nothing too fancy, just the type of simple traditional Italian dish that we love.
Updated Jul 15, 2004
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This was quoted as being the only place to eat in all of Gharb (certainly in terms of restaurants rather than cafes) After we'd eaten there we did see another...
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