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Live acoustic guitar from Pippo de Palma at Number 22 Sun 09/11


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Hi everyone,


Number 22 Restaurant has finally re-opened following the flood of August 2013! We're open from Wednesday to Sunday for breakfast, lunch and dinner - serving up our fantastic tapas, Spanish bocadillos (lunch), Revueltos (scrambled eggs), tortillas, pastries, cakes and coffees...


Every Sunday evening we present live musicians from 7pm - from jazz guitar so singer-songwriters, bossanova to folk - a gorgeous chilled soundtrack to your Sunday evening...


This weekend it's the turn of the exceptionally talented Pippo de Palma on solo acoustic guitar.


Entry is free - table reservations for diners only please!


https://www.facebook.com/events/1507121759538187/


See you soon at Number 22

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