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review: Grane Canal in Sharpsburg

1 post · Dec 22, 1997

Aziz L.Doctoral student, Engineering and Public Policy, Carnegie Mellon, Pittsburgh, PADec 22, 1997
 short form:
 Pretty good italian food. Lots of veggie selections. Total with tip and
 taxes for two people - $40 - 50. Located in Sharpsburg

 long form:
 we (two people) had the following:

 tomato soup - excellent - had assiago cheeze melted in it , which made
 it really smooth. Great value at $2.50 a bowl.

 italian appetizer plate - had a selection of meats and cheezes. Good if
 you like strong meat flavors (like pruscittio, etc).

 A small bowl of salad (fresh, fresh greens) is included in the cost of
 the entres.

 Artichoke ravioli with marinara sauce - excellent sauce. Ravioli were
 pretty good too.

 Pasta with meat sauce - ok. Kind of like the standard
 ground-beef-and-tomato-base sauce I can see myself making a comparable
 meat sauce, but not the marinara or the tomato soup.
 The portions were substantial. The pasta was probably enough for three people.

 Dessert - ordered tiramisu. It turned to be a non-standard version with
 some sort of pumpkin filling in place of the standard cheese filling.
 Did not care for it. Cost was 4 bucks.

 The restaurant has a pleasant decor. Tables are small, and are quite
 close together. We went at 8:15 on a Friday night and the place was
 half-full.

 The restaurant has a byob policy, with a cover charge of $1/glass.
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 Aziz A. Lookman, Ph.D. Candidate

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