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mainhart says:
This restaurant in downtown Charleston has a wonderful historic but modern feel. The service was excellent and the prices quite reasonable (by New York standards anyway). The special pork melted in your mouth. If you're going to have dinner in this touristy part of town, this place is one to check o…
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ryanlynch says:
Momofuku was my first experience with noodle soup. The restaraunt is small and popular so be prepared to either wait for a seat, or go at off times. Momofuku has a number of locations but all are pretty small. Good music, and a classic inspired menu make this place great.
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Europe_Is_For_Me says:
Ok, I know Germany has a lot to offer Munich, Berlin, etc. For those of you who have some time to go off the beaten track you may want to visit Heidelberg. In Heidelberg there is a place called PalmBrau Gasses, it a restaurant/bar that has a great enviroment, awesome music and even better food.
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Eric says:
This restaurant is located near the tomb of Augustus on the east side of the Tiber. Roman dishes are typically known for their inventive uses of less than ideal ingredients. Tripe, which is the stomach lining of a cow or pig, served with sauce is an example. Thankfully, A'gusto breaks with tradi…
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vulindlela says:
We had dinner here on the first night of the Kansas City meet up. This location was in Country Club Plaza.
I was highly impressed with this restaurant.
It was tough to choose from all the great items on the menu but I ended up having the burnt ends plate, which consisted of seared chunks of bee…
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Eric says:
Musha is a Japanese "pub" type place that servers tapas style food and a multitude of delicious drinks. The food comes in small plates, and is meant to shared. All of the dishes are unique, well thought-out, and delicious. Some of the dishes you get to cook yourself, and they bring out a tiny, cool …
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LeighBR says:
My mom read about this restaurant in one of her guide books/literature while researching for our trip. While we were in the Czech Republic, we wanted to make sure we could try authentic Czech cuisine. This place nails it.
The restaurant is not far from the Old Town Square, but doesn't have quite …
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Biglush_23 says:
Today was an exciting day for me, cause my brother Bay decided that he should take me to Chinatown to have the best Vietnamese Sandwiches. I didnt know at the time how "the best" it was, but now having eaten them, i'd say that they are the best ive had thus far....ever. By the time we emerged from…
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Eric says:
As David described this place, it's the "In-and-Out" for ribs and meat. No-frills, fast fresh meat. You wait in a line, order some meat, watch it get cut, eat it. Simple, fast, efficient...and delicious! My favorite dish was the half rack of baby back ribs for only $6.50. The meat is so tender it li…
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sybil says:
this new restaurant in the warehouse district is quite lovely and homey at the same time. the place is small so i highly recommend making reservations, especially if you go during jazzfest or when there is a big event in the city.
as the name suggests, cochon is an homage to the swine.
we s…
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LeighBR says:
My husband and I decided to try Le P.G. for lunch one afternoon. A very bright and cheery atmosphere, the restaurant is clean, airy and open. We were seated promptly. It wasn't very busy and the waitstaff were efficient and friendly. Communication/conversation/hearing the person you're dining with w…
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Eric says:
Ruen Pair is a tiny little restaurant in a non-descript strip mall in Thai Town. The interior is functional and casual -- nothing fancy. But the food itself is a great value for its price. Most entrees were under $7-8 and the portions were very generous.
We had the steamed catfish, vegetable curr…
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mellemel8 says:
The girls and i joined it very much. i have been to germain's and paradise cove in oahu. this is by far the better luaus. the quality of the food is 1st class. the fire dance is not in the show but it made for the food. the service was excellent. our server, eddie was very entertaining. the show was…
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Africancrab says:
I have not written much about food but it’s worth mentioning that my favorite food is Thai, my best time was when I visited Bangkok in 1999 and ate just about anything as long as it was traditionally prepared. Now don’t get me wrong, the Thai restaurant here in Tucson – Bangkok Café is not as…
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sybil says:
this old hollywood joint in west los angeles -- where frank sinatra used to dine -- has an awesome celebration of the swine: tuesday's pig night. for $22, you get part of a roasted pig with some side dishes that vary -- tonight, it was squash and cabbage (a-la sauerkraut). it also comes with some…
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