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Red Pepper
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I, my coworkers and family go to the Red Pepper often. The quality and quantity of the food makes for a remarkable value. If you go more than once, it is very likely that Martin (one of the very friendly owners) will greet you by name. \r
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It is a white table cloth restaurant that is totally unpretentious. Go as casual as you like. The booths are perfect for a romantic date or a business lunch. The take out service is also excellent.\r
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If you need evidence of it's ability to produce authentic Chinese and Vietnamese food, count the number of Asian faces and dialects enjoying the cuisine. \r
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These folks don't advertise in the media because they don't need too. Word of mouth has seen them prosper and rightly so. \r
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John Cimasi\r
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Pros: Quality and quantity of Food. Friendly. Classy.
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