Subject: The Top June Health Tip - You Have GOT TO See This

From: Dr0zTips <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 06 Jun 2014 11:40:40 -0700

* * * *The Dr Oz Healthy-Tips Newsletter* * * *
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Date: 6-6-2014
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 reason not to give Puerto Sagua a try. Late on a Monday, seats were easy to come by. Got  snapper which was pretty delicious if somewhat simple, and came with basic but fresh sides, rice beans salad etc, and a tasty cuban beer. One friend called it a must-visit auntic Cuban South Beach institution and anor called it a tourist trap; it seemed a little bit of both. I'd go back and try or stuff -- my snapper came recommended by  waiter but felt sort of dull, and turned out not to come with plantains (a crime). But I'm not sure it's an essential part of  South Beach experience, and it was kind of pricey. After  restaurant I was recommended was found closed, I wandered around SoBe and found this little jewel.  I asked  waitress if she liked  roasted chicken or  chicken tamale with chicken broquettes and she steered me to  roasted chicken.  For about 9 bucks  give you a large pile of white rice, a cup of black beans (think what soup