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So you're youngish, you think you're pretty darn cool, and you're shopping for dinner at the Publix in the Village Square Plaza in Boynton Beach when you notice Sonoma Grille. You're surprised, because the high-ceilinged bistro, with its widely spaced oil paintings on the walls and closely spaced tables on the tile floor, is an anomaly in this sleepy suburban shopping center. Sonoma Grille, with its seafood risotto-and-veal Florentine menu, might be better suited to, say, downtownDelray Beach.If you share these ageist assumptions, don't bother going to Sonoma Grille. But those of us who believe just the opposite -- that the older a restaurant patron is, the more likely he or she will know how to appreciate, say, the mussels Provençal appetizer (which arrived at our table steaming a perfume of Pernod into the air) -- don't want you there. You'd just ruin the vibe.
