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Hard H2O

By Hard H2O
in The Heartland: Dining

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Hard H2O

Hard H2O

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Had an enjoyable meal last night.

They specialize in Greek type stuff with supper club fare thrown in for good measure.

We had the Greek Flatbread appetizer. Very nice.

I had the Pear Gorgonzola salad. The wife had the Romaine Gorgonzola salad. Both are delicious.

Wife had a chiicken dish in filo. I had a sort of stew of roast beef over polenta. I forget what they called them.

Price was very reasonable considering quality, portions, and service.

This is my new favorite restaurant in the twin cities.

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Alex

Alex

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Where is this restaurant?

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Stillwater, MN. There's a link to their web site on H20's post.

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ronnie_suburban

ronnie_suburban

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Where is this restaurant?

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It is right here:

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Placing the location of the restaurant in the subject line of the thread not only makes it more searchable, it also allows readers to learn the restaurant's location without having to click on the thread or an outside link.

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