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"Has anyone been to Sa Foradada for sunset?"
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The view makes the trip worth it, especially near sunset.
Food is good, but the prices are getting pretty high.
Without a reservation, we waited almost an hour on Saturday.
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While we launch, we would rather show what Ask Friend already does: one question, one link, replies without making friends sign up.
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Based on the answers, I would go for the sunset view, but book ahead and keep food expectations modest.
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