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For those of you who have eaten at Mario's what would you say is the best dish served there?
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I've only eaten there once, and I had the duck. It's his signature dish, and I can highly recommend it. Come with an appetite or take home a doggie bag (as I did). It's a half duck!
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Only at Mario's new location once. I had the Sea Bass and it was really good. Old location many many years ago but I don't recall the dish. I do remember being impressed though.
Rick and Grace
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We've been to Marios many times over the years, old place and the new one at PC, and while I can't remember specifically what we had, beyond their amazing but different creamy onion soup, we've never been disappointed with any of our meals. I don't think you'll be disappointed. And IMHO, I think the new location is such an improvement over the old one.
Respectfully,
pat
"Always keep your words soft and sweet, just in case you have to eat
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Thanks for the replies. I had looked at their menu and realized I'd have to eat there at least 7 times to have all the items that teased my tastebuds so I thought I have you narrow it down for me. The duck was my 1st choice.
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The mussels with the shallot white wine sauce was excellent
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