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Palma
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citysearch c.
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I finally went over to Palma last weekend. The front room was bustling with activity, and (as a New Yorker) I was not surprised that I'd have to wait for my table. I rather appreciated the host tell me honestly how long I could expect to be waiting, rather than having him hand me a lie and a smile (like some other places in this ever-changing city would have done). So I settled in at the bar, and chatted with others there while we waited. Very communal, very fun, very New York. When I had my dinner, the appetizers were flawless (try the carciofi and the polpettini), the entree was succulent (and fun having the branzino fileted at the table), and the tiramisu....well, you'll have to try it yourself! All in all, a very positive experience that reminded me of why I've never left New York.
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