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The only thing smoother than acoustic jazz vixen Cat Shell’s steamy vocals? Fine, aged tequila. The two are pairing up together every Wednesday at MoQuila Mexican Restaurant & Tequila Bar (99 SE Mizner Blvd., Boca Raton) as part of its new Summer Ladies Night and Happy Hour. Head down to...

By John Linn

June 19, 2008

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The only thing smoother than acoustic jazz vixen Cat Shell’s steamy vocals? Fine, aged tequila. The two are pairing up together every Wednesday at MoQuila Mexican Restaurant & Tequila Bar (99 SE Mizner Blvd., Boca Raton) as part of its new Summer Ladies Night and Happy Hour. Head down to the restaurant from 4 to 7 p.m. and indulge in half-price drinks and apps from the bar menu — goodies like marinated chicken wings with mango-chili sauce, chili fried onion rings, and yucca cheese fries. With belly and mind sated you’ll be ready to focus on your hungry heart. Enter Shell — her lovesick crooning first caught our ear last year when she released her debut disc, Cat’s Outta the Bag; tonight she’ll be making fellas weak in the knees starting at 7 p.m. Meanwhile, the femmes in the crowd can get started on their 2-4-1 drinks and free bottles of tequila (for dinner parties of 6 or more only, gals). See, something for everyone. For more info call 561-394-9990, or visit www.moquila.com.
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