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    Coppa Osteria

    3.7 (815 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    Great Margherita pizza (we added prosciutto)  Carbonara was delicious but Jumbo Shrimp Scampi was so so
    Carmen L.

    Had a wonderful dining experience here with a friend and daughter. Great server, ambience and good food. Only downside was sitting outdoor and flies going around your food constantly which was annoying but overall still enjoyable. The highlight was the humongous candy floss to celebrate whatever event you wanted!

    Pasta Carbonara
    Sarah W.

    We loved Coppa Osteria! It's in a nice location... a couple blocks from Jeni's Ice Cream for dessert The service is great. We had an awesome waitress who was so friendly and attentive. We had the Tre Burri app (rosemary focaccia with a few house made butters) and it was phenomenal, our meal highlight. The drinks are great, including the mocktails!! The pasta carbonara is tasty and prepared at your table. We couldn't decide on our protein and the waitress recommended the chicken saltimbocca which did not disappoint. We had the side of brussels and that was the only thing we weren't too keen on - we love brussels sprouts apps but theirs aren't crispy and lack flavor; I'd try the cauliflower instead next time! Overall LOVE this place and would love to come back next time in Houston.

    Outside seating
    Kathy M.

    Lynette may have been my favorite bartender ever! The restaurant was beautiful and clean. Lynette's drinks were amazing and the service was top notch! I was looking for lighter dishes. She recommend several things from the menu that were amazing and let me try several wines until I found one that was pleasing to my palette. The red snapper special and appetizer special was just what I was craving. I went back for a second night just for dessert and got the tiramisu and chocolate martini. It was the perfect end to my trip.

    Fried Mozzarella
    Patrick Z.

    Split a couple starters. Arancini and Fried Mozzarella bites were both crispy and good. The Burrata Tartufo though was very delicious, creamy, and truffle flavor was great. For my main I got the Spaghetti Carbonara which was pretty solid, sauced well and had a good amount of meat. We also split the Quattro Formaggi pizza which was fine. We balled the hell out on desserts. Tiramisu was okay and couldve been soaked more. The Tortino was so good with a bunch of different layers. But the Hazelnut Cake was out of this world. So rich I was like zayum.

    Inside seating
    Keandra P.

    Came with a group of colleagues after work, for the first time. Although I think I have been here many years ago, and just don't recall? Its certainly a popular spot. We arrived at 5p when it was fairly empty, but when we left it was packed. It's nicely decorated, large space, wine room, open style kitchen. Parking- street parking sucks, good luck. This is a busy area. Or you can valet for $10, which I did. Serive- we had a male server who we started out with this, cant recalll his name. He was somewhat rushing us to order maybe he was busy or just wrapping up his shift, he was a little curt. We were still looking at the menu. Lucky for us another server Haley ended up switching over, and she was a much better fit. She was smiley, checked on us often, answered our questions, responsive. 5 stars for her! Food- we did family style so we could try a bunch of dishes. -(traditional) Cesar salad with anchovies- good -Greek salad - spicy chickpeas - I liked that it's a healthy appe-teaser - the meatballs- I didn't care for, bit dry, but I think others in my party did. -Tre Burri- delicious bread that includes 3 kind of butter including truffle butter. Very fattening, but delicious. -Tuna tartar -was interesting. - Fritto Misto -was interesting, flash fried veggies, shrimp, lemon slices- this was ok, not really a substantive entree, but easily sharable. - Burata caprese -was a good choice for something simple and healthy, just don't eat the bread that comes with it. The food itself, had some fair dishes, but nothing I would have to come back for. If you are unafraid of carbs, definitely try the Tre Burri with the 3 kinds of butter!

    Grapefruit
    Jay F.

    It's frustrating, remembering how good the pizza was in their first year, to experience such a dense, tough pizza these years later. I'd avoid it. Proof that using bottled Italian spring water is irrelevant if the dough is not handled well. Just a bad pizza. A dead crust. Dough with no air bubbles. No gelatinization. Their hydration appears to be off. Not that anyone seems to notice. You see, with pizza dough, unlike in Mexico where the standard is to beat out every last bubble of air, pizza dough should be handled gently. Hands at ten and two. And you just push down and out. Don't over touch the pizza dough. It's about the amount of pressure. Like a pat on the back or a high five. Assertive but not assistive. Gravity works too. But that was the only mis-step. The crunchy fritto misto was damn good. And...Already dreaming of when I can have it again. The pasta options were spot on. Ambiance. When crowded, damn noisy.

    Carbonara
    Alyssa C.

    The good: carbonara was AMAZING, chocolate cake was divine, and the tuna tartar was unbelievable! We sat outside for our dinner and it was a raining a bit but otherwise gorgeous patio. The bad: service was slow. It took a long time to finally get greeted and even when we were ready to box our food we couldn't locate our server. Also, the Caesar salad lacked flavor. Just lettuce and tasteless dressing. Would definitely not get again. I'll definitely go back for the carbonara though!

    Jenny Q.

    Right in the heart of rice village! Ambiance was romantic and intimate. Food came fresh and quick! We ordered a margherita pizza, their special bread (which was delicious with each of the butters!), pastas and mozzarella cheese curds. Definitely filling and food was delicious. I'd recommend this place for smaller groups.

    Alexcia P.

    Excellent Italian option tucked away in rice village! Lively and fun atmosphere, service can be a little slow but has never been poor enough to taint my experience. Food is amazing

    Just got to dinner ! Ordered fried Mozzerella and soup. Delicious
    leslie a.

    Very nice dinner here, delicious appetizers And dinner would recommend the fresh fish . Got pasta on side was very tasty. Loved the veal as well.

    Edward M.

    This place was at the top of my must-try list this month, and it did not disappoint. Trust me do make a reservation because it gets packed. Before heading in, I made a quick pit stop at a nearby shop for a few liquid appetizers (you know, just to build up the hunger). For starters, I went with the boquerones, and instantly, I was back in Madrid. A perfect balance of delicate sardines and roasted bell peppers - simple, vibrant, and exactly what you want. Then came the mains. The spaghetti carbonara a must-try. None of that pre-made, cream-laden nonsense just the real deal: egg yolk, black pepper, and Parmesan, exactly as it should be. And the tagliatelle nero di seppia. Let's just say it tasted like Neptune himself caught the lobster and shrimp that morning. Perfectly cooked, al dente pasta no sad, overcooked noodles here. For drinks, I stuck with a few Felipe Negronis (because why not?), while my wife sipped on their Flora Margaritas, which paired beautifully with the meal. And for dessert? Their tiramisu was different in a good way. You could actually taste the earthiness of the espresso, not just an overload of sugar like so many other places. A damn good meal from start to finish.

    Boquerones and Roasted Bell Peppers
    JuJu B.

    First time I ever had boquerones and bell peppers and it's my new favorite dish. We dined on a Friday night at the bar and had a great experience.

    Rachel J.

    I had an amazing dining experience at Coppa Osteria! From the moment I walked in, I was greeted by the warm, inviting ambiance that set the perfect tone for the evening. The decor is beautiful, and the atmosphere is lively yet relaxing. Now, let's talk about the food! Every dish we tried was outstanding. I went for a dinner meeting so the food was selected except our majn course. I chose the fish of the day which was red snapper and veggies. Flaky, great flavor and temperature wish hot! The dessert was also amazing. Will be back

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    4.4
    (294 reviews)
    1.8 mi
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    Came here for my birthday dinner and everything was amazing. We had a reservation for 7:15 pm on a…read moreFriday and the place filled up after that. Our server was checking in on us very frequently and she explained the menu to us when we told her we hadn't been before. The manager on duty also had stopped by and introduced herself. They told us up front that tapas would be able to be out quickly with only up to a 10 minute wait but that larger plates could be up to a 45 minute wait. We ordered several tapas and one large plate half order. I don't know much about wine, personally, but the drinks we did get were amazing. The restaurant itself was very pretty as well, lots of natural lighting and then low lighting as the sun went down. The music was low and we were able to hear each other well, apart from one group across the room that would get rowdy but I can't blame them for having a good time. Our food was all delicious and I forgot to take pics of some of them because we devoured them so quickly. Not pictured, we ordered the grilled asparagus and focaccia. I highly recommend all of what we ordered.

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    Camerata at Paulie's

    Camerata at Paulie's

    4.4
    (163 reviews)
    1.7 mi
    $$

    We recently came here with friends wanting to check it out for the first time (even though they are…read moresadly closing in just a couple of weeks). I've had my fair share of Paulie's but never had the chance to come to Camerata...until now. I had been missing out for so long! We journeyed from white to red wines throughout the night. We started out with the Babylonstoren, a chenin blanc from South Africa. We then moved into pink (rose) with the Ana Beirut - a blend of cab sauv, syrah, and tempranillo grapes with a bit of skin contact to give the wine the pink color. Lastly we ordered the Guelbenzu - a red blend of tempranillo, cab sauv, syrah, and graciano. This full-bodied red was the absolute fan favorite of the table. Food options are on the light side: meat & cheese boards, bread, and small bites. We started out with the warm bread - while it's normally served with butter, there's an option to switch that out with olive oil & herbs which is what we did. We then went for the meat & cheese platter. We couldn't decide on which meats or cheeses, so we did the option of ordering all 8! This came with 4 delicious meats and 4 tasty cheeses (from Houston Dairymaids), also with crispy fava beans, olives, pickles, and bread. This was a good amount for our group of 4 to share. Elena was our server and she was absolutely OUTSTANDING. She vibed with us throughout the night and made sure that we were well-taken care of. I loved her energy along with her vast knowledge of wines. We got plenty of good recommendations from her during our time there. I'm super sad that Houston will be losing this gem permanently at the end of the year (and even more sad that I only discovered it in the last month of its existence). While I know that owner Paulie won't be moving this venture to a new spot, I do hope a descendant of Camerata manifests itself somewhere in Houston in the coming years.

    This is a nice little neighborhood wine bar located right off Westheimer, just down the road from…read moreShepherd. It's part of the Paulie's Restaurant brands, but completely separate from the restaurant from what I could tell. Parking is a bit difficult, but after a bit of circling we were able to find a spot and make our way in what looked like the back entrance. It was very low key, and despite the sign, the door seemed almost hidden in that back little corner. The staff seemed to have a bit of a hipster vibe-- not unexpected given the Montrose area-- but were very friendly. They offered suggestions, but let us go with what we wanted to try. There's a food menu along with the drinks, but we were heading to the restaurant next door, so we passed on grabbing food. We ended up going with a couple of glasses of red and a couple of the specialty chocolates. My wife loved her salted caramel chocolate. I enjoyed my peppermint chocolate. For the glasses of wine, I've got better at home for bottles the same price as those glasses. My wife really enjoyed the vibe, but even if this place wasn't about to close down, I'm not sure I'd be coming back here often. It's just too hard to park.

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    Vinology

    Vinology

    4.7
    (54 reviews)
    0.5 mi
    $$

    In my opinion, one of the important reasons Vinology is still here and also successful has to do…read morewith the fact that thinking outside the box and literally going the extra mile for a customer is valued. I experienced this side of the business during the early phase of the Covid pandemic back in 2020. At the time, during lockdown, going to a wine bar or wine shop just wasn't top of mind. However, I had researched a Cabernet Franc (red wine) called Nicolas Reau Enlèvement Demandé Anjou [Vintage year: 2017]. Reau is kind of a rebel working in the Loire Valley of France who is interested in producing organic, biodynamic wines that are essentially closer to nature and processed differently--more artisanal, so to speak. I read about this wine and wanted to find a bottle locally, which wasn't an easy task as I recall. This is where Vinology comes in. I'm not much of a wine drinker, but had to have a bottle of this excellent wine. Like many people, I preferred to stay indoors during the early part of the pandemic and was kind of nervous about going out. When I called Vinology, I expressed my dilemma, and the guy on the other end of the phone came up with a great solution. He offered to deliver the bottle of wine I purchased to my address. I actually met him at the edge of the garage entrance to where I live. This was great, exceptional above and beyond service. I will always treasure and remember Vinology and plan to support the business more in the future. Hats off to the folks who own and run this wine establishment.

    I would usually say yes please come check this place out they have a great selection of wine and…read morefriendly people who work there. NOPE def things have gone down hill. We walked in and you think my we were burden than a willing paying customer. We said we would love to buy some wine to take home but would also love to enjoy some wine while we were there along with a cheese and meat tray which is on their menu in the business and on the website. The employee said "Ah well I can sell you some wine but we don't have any cheese that is cut up already so no we can serve you a a cheese and meat tray. We said oh you don't have cheese and meat that's ok thanks and he said no it's just not cut up and I'm not cutting it up. He said there is a food menu next door you can order from and then bring it in here and enjoy your wine then. We looked over it was people selling food from the back of a van. I don't know what happened but I would not recommend this place the staff is unfriendly, not welcoming, and make you feel like you don't belong there (you are putting them out) I never complain about places but honestly I was so upset about today's experience I couldn't help myself but alarm the owner (by making this comment) because if you knew making a cheese and meat tray was an inconvenience or an annoyance to your employees then maybe you should take it off the menu. Not once has that ever happened. We have been there one time when you were out of most of the cheese and some meat and you still was able to make some type of plate to snack on. Thank goodness for the under the volcano across the street they are amazing, delicious, welcoming, and happy to serve you!! Please visit under the volcano and skip this place. It's not worth it and you feel unappreciated as soon as you walk in.

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    Sixty Vines

    Sixty Vines

    4.4
    (1.5k reviews)
    0.3 mi
    $$

    Good selection of wine. Menu is not expensive and good. Will go again to test other of their wineread more

    Cannot say enough good things about this place. Have had lunch here and now dinner. We first…read morevisited in The Woodlands. Such a good experience that we went last night for date night. First, we got there pretty early for our reservation. We sat almost immediately upon check in. Our waiter was in training but did a really good job. Ordered a whiskey sour. Was seated at the bar so I got to watch it be made. The bartender- man that guy never stopped. He was organized and just did his thing. So many pretty drinks were made while I was there watching. The pink one, whatever it was, was really pretty! On to the food. We got two apps, two meals, and two desserts. Husband ordered the Brussels, Steak Frites, and the Devil's Affogato. I got the Bacon covered Dates, the Pizza, and the Sticky Toffee Cake. The Brussels were good - husband liked them more than me. They were good. Had cashews in them. Little spicy. The bacon covered dates. Think this was my favorite bite. Sweet, salty, creamy. Came we three & I had two. The pizza was sweet and salty as well. The crust was so good and fresh. The arugula set it off so well. Def a buy again! The Steak Frites was so good. The chimichurri sauce was perfect. Just the right mount of citrus. Steak was tender and the fries seasoned well. The desserts - don't skip them! The Devils Affogato we had the first time we ate at Sixty Vines. Had to have it again. If you like coffee, chocolate and vanilla ice cream just get it. Restaurant vibe is relaxed and clean. There were several large parties and what looked like a lot of date night guests. Just try it. No regrets!!

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    13 Celsius

    13 Celsius

    4.5
    (549 reviews)
    2.9 mi
    $$

    I am SO glad we finally had the chance to check this spot out! We were in the room for some wine on…read morea Friday night and after reading great reviews about 13 Celsius, knew we had to try it. We were able to snag some free street parking and wandered our way into a cute setup with mood lighting and plenty of seating. There's a central bar and plenty of outdoor patio space. We were immediately helped as soon as we found a table which I really appreciated. The menu is HUGE and has anything you could possibly want. We're big red wine fans so we settled on that page. J opted for a cab while I decided on a couple to sample before ultimately choosing a red blend. I appreciate that they're more than happy to give you a taste before committing to a glass. You can choose between 3 or 6oz pours, or a bottle. We also decided to share a cheese board with the Willoughby cheese which was soft and delicious! I appreciated how kind and accommodating the servers were as they frequently checked on us. This is a great spot to enjoy some wine with friends, on date night, or anything really! It has a relaxed atmosphere and is a pleasure to visit. Till next time!

    A friend brought me here to join in her favorite charcuterie board & wine. This place is very…read moreromantic with its dim lights and intimate ambiance. We sat at the bar and the server took our order. I got a sweet wine and we split a small board. I got the brie with prosciutto and she got cheddar with salami. They do charge extra for the prosciutto cut. The jam that comes on the board is her favorite and it's delicious. We chatted with each other and with some gentleman that said they were regulars there. It was a lovely evening. I will definitely return so that I can try their s'mores board.

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    Kirbside Bar

    Kirbside Bar

    4.0
    (2 reviews)
    1.4 mi
    $$

    It's the sort of place filled to the brim with degenerates pulling a Bukowski on their lunch break…read more I love this place. It took over what was literally the WORST Jamba Juice kiosk ever that always made me late to class when I was still in school. This was a much needed improvement, because you can't get turnt up on a smoothie no matter how hard your blessed little heart tries. Even the spelling of the Whole Foods Megacorp's 95th in-store bar will get you a little turnt up, either from sheer whimsy or out of college-educated just plain knowing better how certain things are spelled and how certain things are not spelled unless they are as full of shit as a Christmas turkey. The difference is whether you are on your first or seventh pint moreso than whether you skipped second breakfast and elevenses before showing up here in all of your splendor. Mondays are pizza/pint night for $5 between 6-8pm. Local Brew Fridays are $3 pints between 3-6pm. Write that one down. Also according to the internets, the last Thursday of the month is Zoo Beats Day so between 6-8pm some spare change marches into the coffers of the Houston Zoo's conservation efforts. If you would not drink for the critters then you are a very bad man. Get my hat Felicia, we're drinking for three.

    I already drop into this Whole Foods for lunch, juice, meetings, etc. multiple times a week - say,…read moretwo to three - so the fact that wine/beer bar Kirbside is now open inside, I visit even more often. They have happy hour, which sadly ends too early to really consider it "happy." (HH is Mon-Thu 2-5pm). They have a food menu of cheese plates and pizzas, or you can build your own pizza for $8. I created a pretty damn good pizza with chicken, broccolini and artichokes on wheat crust - da bomb. The server even mentioned she was gonna make one of her own. Weekly Specials: ::Mon 6-8pm: Slice of 'za and pint of beer for $5 :: Wed: $3 select pints, $4 select wines by the glass; HH food specials 6-8pm :: Fri: $3 local pints 3-6 pm :: Sun: $3 mimosas noon-2pm The Kirbside Bar opens at 11 am.

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    Build your own pizza $8 for three toppings: chicken, broccoli and artichokes
    Build your own pizza $8 for three toppings: chicken, broccoli and artichokes
    A wine tasting looks like this - beautiful. Then you make a well informed decision on the bottle you pay for.

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    A wine tasting looks like this - beautiful. Then you make a well informed decision on the bottle you pay for.
    Nobie's

    Nobie's

    4.3
    (712 reviews)
    1.2 mi
    $$$

    I might have just found one of my new favorite restaurants in Houston. What a great experience!…read more Recently, a good friend dined here and immediately called me to tell me how great it was. She then text our friends group and said we all had to come together and we did just that. She made reservations in advance as this place is popular thanks to recent Michelin Bib Gourmand awards as well as many other accolades. Walk ins are welcome as well. Our reservation was later in the evening so after a night of bar hopping, we ride shared in which I think is one of the best options as parking is limited here or you have to find street parking in the neighborhood. This place is literally a house turned into a restaurant. Inside is just multiple rooms with a couple of tables. It makes for a unique, intimate dining experience, perfect for a date night. In our case, we were a group of nine so we got patio seating. The patio is spacious and well kept, and if the weather cooperates, a great place to hang. One thing that really stood out to me is the amazing ambience of this place. I was told that the bartenders pick the music for the night from the owners extensive vinyl collection. Once the album is in, they play it in it's entirety. The sound system was systeming and on top of the great company and food, we were totally vibing with the music. Customer service was amazing. Every staff member we came across was so friendly, especially our server. The menu here changes. There are some mainstays, but they like to change things up. Their website shows current menus daily. We were told that family style is the best way to experience this restaurant. I am one of those people that will always listen to the staff and go with their suggestions. Our group went through quite a bit of their menu from apps, entrees and desserts. I loved that our server and staff brought our food out one by one in what they thought was the best progression so we could take a culinary journey. We started off light with their popular Dilly Bread. Best bread I've had in awhile. Next was the Texas Tartare. It was my first ever tartare and it was delicious. We then moved on to Fingerlingin Good which was a crispy potato dish with chili crisp and mascarpone. It was potatoes elevated to the highest level and so so good. Next up was Beer Battered Sweet Tots. I didn't think sweet potatoes could be that good. Our first entree was a vegan dish called the Carroty Kid. I could seriously become a vegan if all dishes tasted like this. It was curried. A bowl of jasmine rice would've made it a complete meal. Next we tried another famous Nobie's dish called Nonno's Pasta. Handmade, perfectly cooked tagliatelle with a delicious bolognese. I wouldn't share this next time. Ok, I will, but it was that good. On to the heavier dishes. First up was the Jamon With Your Bad Self. This came highly recommended and it did not disappoint. It was favorite heavy entree. It was high quality, iberico pork steak with shaved brussels and all kinds of other tasty ingredients that when combined made such a tasty bite. We then went to the sea with the Drops of Grouperter. It was good, but not something I would order again. It was a little too smoky for my liking. Our biggest dish that came market priced was the Kick His Ass Seabass. This was a whole fish that was presented beautifully on a platter with all the accouterments to make your own elevated fish tacos. We left no morsel of fish behind. It was absolutely delicious. One of the things this place is really known for is their pies. This was the part I was most excited about. Just like their menu, their pies change up. We got all their offerings that night which they presented on one big platter of goodness. Their main stay and I believe always on the menu is the famous Olive Oil Cake. It's not a pie, but I can see why this is such a popular dessert. I can't even describe it, you just have to try it to understand. The pies we had were the Black Bottom Strawberry Pie, Banana Rum, and the Peanut Butter Pie. I would order all of them again. We all had a difference of opinion on which was the best, but my fave was the Banana Rum. Overall, I was highly impressed with this place and kind of mad at myself for waiting so long to make it here. It had made it's way to the top of my list of favorite restaurants in Houston. I will be back.

    Houston has done it again! I'm going to be a little controversial here, but why is the food so much…read morebetter here than it is it Dallas? Had a 5:30pm resy, seated outside right away that Saturday evening--it was a full house 45 minutes later. You'd be a fool to skip the dilly bread--a complete fool! The rolls are pillowy and warm. I could eat the butter by the pint. The fingerlinging potato dish is also a must have...pretty small for $19 but tastes like heaven. Spicy! Zaddy was being a bit of a clutz that evening and knocked over my $20 mezcal cocktail, so what does he do? Orders me another one! (That's why he's "zaddy") ....kind of wish he hadn't...so wasn't worth the price tag. Skip it. The chicken dinner was definitely the winner--fresh, juicy breast, crispy skin...don't be cute, you won't finish it unless your party has at least 4 in it! The flies were ruthless! Very annoying! They were acting like the geekers that come bother you just outside your favorite fried chicken joint in south Dallas! Our waitress brought out a table fan so that made the experience a little more tolerable. The chocolate peanut butter pie tasted like a salt rock and the lemon chiffon pie had great flavor but not lemony enough for me. All in all this place is a bit pricey but truly a gem! Until next time, Nobie!

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    Bar interior
    Bar interior
    Dilly bread - every bit as amazing as it looks
    Dilly bread - every bit as amazing as it looks
    Robobby's back-$20. my 2 favorites! Mezcal and egg whites! Wasn't worth the price tag! Zaddy spilled the first one so had to get another!

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    Robobby's back-$20. my 2 favorites! Mezcal and egg whites! Wasn't worth the price tag! Zaddy spilled the first one so had to get another!

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