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Pinchers Grill
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Review by:
Ann E.
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Pinchers Grill on Hypolita (just a few steps from St. George street) has an amazing variety of foods for a seafood restaurant. I am not really a seafood fan but I could hear a lot of people around me saying that the Alaskan snow crab was delicious. My favorite was seeing the variety of ways I could have gator served to me: either as an appetizer, po'boy, or wrap. Gator is delicious and a Florida vacation must have. The prices are reasonable and the atmosphere on the patio outside is gorgeous as night falls. There are torches on the fences and candles on the tables and live music on the weekends. DON'T miss the opportunity to try their homemade Sangria by the carafe, either red or white. I didn't even know there was white. They're a new restaurant and a lot of people seem upset to hear that Pizza Garden is gone, but it really seems that Pinchers is doing more with the space.
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