that feel when you discover an amazing neighborhood eatery

[doug rr]

would you guys spend $200-300 on dinner/person at what some consider the best restaurant in the world?

are you going to the French Laundry? cuz if so, yes..its worth it

[spike]

would you guys spend $200-300 on dinner/person at what some consider the best restaurant in the world?

are you going to the French Laundry? cuz if so, yes..its worth it

https://content.alinearestaurant.com/html/index.html

[doug rr]

would you guys spend $200-300 on dinner/person at what some consider the best restaurant in the world?

are you going to the French Laundry? cuz if so, yes..its worth it

https://content.alinearestaurant.com/html/index.html

My friend who is a chef has eaten there and swears by it

[Chris_H_2]

would you guys spend $200-300 on dinner/person at what some consider the best restaurant in the world?

are you going to the French Laundry? cuz if so, yes..its worth it

https://content.alinearestaurant.com/html/index.html

Yes. And you're paying as much for the experience as the food. My wife and I ate at this place on our honeymoon (http://www.villamahana.com/), and I dropped $700 total. It was worth every penny.

[spike]

would you guys spend $200-300 on dinner/person at what some consider the best restaurant in the world?

are you going to the French Laundry? cuz if so, yes..its worth it

https://content.alinearestaurant.com/html/index.html

Yes. And you're paying as much for the experience as the food. My wife and I ate at this place on our honeymoon (http://www.villamahana.com/), and I dropped $700 total. It was worth every penny.

bora bora, eh?

[Chris_H_2]

would you guys spend $200-300 on dinner/person at what some consider the best restaurant in the world?

are you going to the French Laundry? cuz if so, yes..its worth it

https://content.alinearestaurant.com/html/index.html

Yes. And you're paying as much for the experience as the food. My wife and I ate at this place on our honeymoon (http://www.villamahana.com/), and I dropped $700 total. It was worth every penny.

bora bora, eh?

A place where the beer flows like wine.

[spike]

established our go to chinese place tonight; great lo mein and sweet and sour chicken.

[---]

never had spike pegged as a sweet and sour kind of guy

[spike]

it's not one of my favorite chinese dishes, but sometimes i just crave it.

[---]

what would you consider amongst your favorite chinese dishes

[spike]

i'm a big fan of clay pot noodles, but they're hard to find. i'm down with meat candy like hunan beef or sesame chicken too.

[---]

i have never encountered clay pot noodles, and would enjoy a description of a consumption experience centered around such gastrofare

[spike]

wheat or egg noodles, various meats/seafood and vegetables in a tasty, belly warming broth

[---]

would you consider "vietnamese:pho::chinese:clay pot noodles" to be a reasonable analogy?

[spike]

sure there's similarities, but different flavors and clay pot noodles are much heavier

[spike]

armitage pizzeria. sauce and mozz on a new haveny crust topped with hot calabrese salami, pepperoni, and sausage. greasy and amazing.

[Malloy]

have you been to andy's thai kitchen, spurnk?

[spike]

have you been to andy's thai kitchen, spurnk?

i have not, but it looks fantastic. i've been looking for a byob thai place to replace the one in my old hood. thanks bro.

[doug rr]

spaghetti and meatballs tonight with a bottle of chianti..this place is 4 miles away and its been there forever..finally went a few weeks ago and now its a staple

[spike]

planning on checking out a nearby pho place soon