Gilligan's

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>How is Gilligan's Seafood?  Heard from a friend of a friend it was "good."
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>Thanks!
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Chris and I have visited Gilligan's one time.

The reason we haven't been back is due to the hours of operation versus my health problems. By the time they open, I'm getting a bad case of nodding off to sleep for a few seconds now and then.

The one meal we had there was SUPERB!!!!! They had a mango sauce that really sticks with me.

Yummmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!!!!

Try it then come back on and tell us how you made out.

Terry at Lake Bastrop
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NNTP-Posting-Date: Tue, 19 May 1998 09:34:14 CDT
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bruce p wrote in message ...
>How is Gilligan's Seafood?  Heard from a friend of a friend it was "good."

An interesting choice of words. On our one visit my date accepted the waiter's recommendation for an entree while I sent compliments to the kitchen and had the chef to choose for me. We thought the dishes were 'OK', but that's could've been us or a sous chef having an off night.:)  Fairly extensive wine list as I recall.  Great atmosphere.  The waiter was a true professional.

Give it a shot and let us know!

NNTP-Posting-Date: 27 May 1998 21:24:31 GMT
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bruce p wrote:
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> How is Gilligan's Seafood?  Heard from a friend of a friend it was "good."

It's in my top 5 list here in town. As mentioned, the service is usually great, the food is very good (try *anything* jerked), and the drinks are strong.

You'll like it, and you can get in faster than at Gumbos (which *rules* btw :).

Loyd