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Gelman's
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citysearch c.
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I'm confused about the setup - clearly there is no market in this little place on the end of a short strip mall, just a small shelf section with a handful of items for sale. Otherwise, what I do see is a small and friendly restaurant with local art on the walls and hand painted tables. \r
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We started with a cheese plate that included three Artisan cheeses and several slices of really good bread (you know, the kind with the big holes in it that melts in your mouth), along with a handful of strawberries and grapes. I had a dinner salad featuring a chicken cutlet that was moist and free of grease, while my companion gobbled down a portobello sandwich on ciabatta bread. Both were tasty and showed careful attention to flavorful details. I regretted being too full to try one of their fresh baked desserts, but tomorrow is another day.\r
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But what really knocked our socks off was the nightly booze special - on Tuesdays and Wednesdays you can get a bottle of decent wine for 10 bucks! Such a deal.
Pros: Interesting selection, great specials
Cons: Market? What market?
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