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Castello Plan Update

Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010

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The Costello Plan will be closed for a couple of days because they unexpectedly had to replace the dumbwaiter.

- Liena

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  • J

    That’s a bit harsh… I’m sure he’s still a nice guy. :)

  • http://onaperegrine.blogspot.com/ “Peregrine”

    they unexpectedly had to replace the dumbwaiter.

    Just too easy…

    Look forward to going back but I will bring a flashlight to read the menu in the dark.

  • untitled

    Wanted: one smart waiter or waitress apply within.

  • Anonymous Craig

    I request a much larger font for the wine list or just a large addition. I’m a little embarrassed saying, just give me a glass of red, just any red.

  • untitled 2

    i couldn’t agree more about the menus. too many pages just stapled together and too small of font. i too, just asked the waiter: just get me a good glass of wine.

  • Anonymous Craig

    I was just kidding, I just point at a randomly at a menu item.

  • untitled

    Was the waiter a dumb waiter?

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