Our editor-in-chief Michele Jennae interviews Sonny Mayugba, one of the partners at The Red Rabbit Kitchen + Bar in Midtown Sacramento.
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February 10, 2012 / No Comment / Read MoreOur editor-in-chief Michele Jennae interviews Sonny Mayugba, one of the partners at The Red Rabbit Kitchen + Bar in Midtown Sacramento.
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