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	<title>Comments on: Aziza: Reviews</title>
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		<title>By: Yvette</title>
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		<dc:creator>Yvette</dc:creator>
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		<description>I have been eating at Aziza for many years now and it&#039;s one of my favorite SF restaurants too. I was not surprised that it was on CPBA. I am always completely satisfied with every element of the food and service. The decor is beautiful as well.

I always order the grilled spicy lamb sausage with goat yogurt-fromage blanc dip which is my favorite starter as I love merguez sausages. I don&#039;t have a favorite entree because all I&#039;ve tried are very good.

The last time I ate there I ordered an item the bartender recommended: northern cod claypot: spanish saffron broth, parslied little organic farm potatoes, green olives. He said the dish is not as popular as some others with customers but is very good. I was intrigued because I&#039;ve had so many entrees there I wanted to try something different. It was great and would order it again happily.

I highly recommend this place. Next time you&#039;re at Aziza have a shot of the Polish Bison Grass vodka straight up, it&#039;s great too.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have been eating at Aziza for many years now and it's one of my favorite SF restaurants too. I was not surprised that it was on CPBA. I am always completely satisfied with every element of the food and service. The decor is beautiful as well.</p>
<p>I always order the grilled spicy lamb sausage with goat yogurt-fromage blanc dip which is my favorite starter as I love merguez sausages. I don't have a favorite entree because all I've tried are very good.</p>
<p>The last time I ate there I ordered an item the bartender recommended: northern cod claypot: spanish saffron broth, parslied little organic farm potatoes, green olives. He said the dish is not as popular as some others with customers but is very good. I was intrigued because I've had so many entrees there I wanted to try something different. It was great and would order it again happily.</p>
<p>I highly recommend this place. Next time you're at Aziza have a shot of the Polish Bison Grass vodka straight up, it's great too.</p>
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