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Limoncello

Great Italian food with homemade limoncello.

Address: 187 Tran Phu St
Hours: Closed · opens noon
Weekly hours
Mon noon–11 pm
Tue noon–11 pm
Wed noon–11 pm
Thu noon–11 pm
Fri noon–11 pm
Sat noon–11 pm
Sun noon–11 pm

Mon	noon–11 pm
Tue	noon–11 pm
Wed	noon–11 pm
Thu	noon–11 pm
Fri	noon–11 pm
Sat	noon–11 pm
Sun	noon–11 pm

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