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Robert W. Tolf | 5/1/2006

Tolf's Picks

TALLAHASSEE
Nino's Restaurant
6497 Apalachee Parkway 850/878-8141
Very good Italian standbys along with schnitzels, sauerbraten and sampler platters with wursts and kraut. Closed Sunday. Dinner entrees, $12 to $20.

ST. AUGUSTINE
Salt Water Cowboy's
299 Dondanville Road 904/471-2332
saltwatercowboys.com
Good ol' boy Cracker cuisine, from fried clams and oysters, gator tail tidbits and blackened snapper to broiled scallops, chicken and ribs. Dinner entrees, $10 to $24.

ST. PETE BEACH
Crazy Conch Cafe
1110 Pinellas Bayway S. 727/865-0633
crazyconch.com
Serving seafood and fresh salads with great respect as well as fantastic desserts. Closed Sunday and Monday. Dinner entrees, $15 to $37.

NAPLES
Campiello Ristorante
1177 Third St. S. 239/435-1166
campiello.damico.co
A complete escape as you twirl your pasta and marvel at the pizzas from the wood-burning oven. Lunch entrees, $11 to $17. Dinner entrees, $12 to $38.

MIAMI
Le Bouchon du Grove
3430 Main Highway 305/448-6060
Terrific sidewalk cafe for sipping cafe au lait or feasting on sea bass with asparagus. Lunch entrees, $14 to $24. Dinner entrees, $22 to $28.

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