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Celebrity Spotting: Jerry Seinfeld Dined at Vic & Angelo's Last Night

Well, well... Here's the biggest celebrity dining news in Palm Beach County since Kelly Ripa went to Rocco's Tacos... Anyway, our source tells us that Seinfeld chatted "with General Manager Eduard Cristal -- pictured here with Seinfeld -- about his entree of Chicken Telephono (chicken, fresh mozzarella, and San Marzano...

By Deirdra Funcheon

January 7, 2011

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Well, well... Here's the biggest celebrity dining news in Palm Beach County since Kelly Ripa went to Rocco's Tacos...

Anyway, our source tells us that Seinfeld chatted "with General Manager Eduard Cristal -- pictured here with Seinfeld -- about his entree of Chicken Telephono (chicken, fresh mozzarella, and San Marzano tomato sauce) and inquired about the derivation of the dish's name. Seinfeld told Cristal, 'Everything was excellent -- we loved the food.'"

Based on his tour schedule, looks like Seinfeld is on his way to Clearwater for a show tonight.

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