Red Mosquito

doug rr wrote:

Mickey wrote:Husk in Nashville: good but not great.

avg at best..i had one good dish while there but forgot what it was..

We did their plate lunch and the catfish was incredible, some of the best I've ever had, but the fried chicken had way too much batter. Sides were good, drinks were great, if it wasn't a big name restaurant I would have been pretty satisfied but it didn't live up to the hype.

i'm pretty sure that i spent about $2500 on restaurants in iceland for my family of 4. jesus that place is expensive.

Chris_H_2 wrote:i'm pretty sure that i spent about $2500 on restaurants in iceland for my family of 4. jesus that place is expensive.

quit eating at Dunkin' Donuts and Subway over there. N1 gas station hot dogs ftw.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:i'm pretty sure that i spent about $2500 on restaurants in iceland for my family of 4. jesus that place is expensive.

quit eating at Dunkin' Donuts and Subway over there. N1 gas station hot dogs ftw.

i took my kids to the gourmet hot dog place in reykjavik on the first day and they hated it. but they loved the salmon and atlantic char. fuck me.

coincidently, my wife insisted on getting subway one day for the kids. mind you, they normally only eat salami and bread. the subway was right next to a grocery store. i finally prevailed and bought a package of salami and loaf of bread (and bananas, chips, apples, etc.) and still saved money. that was really our only argument in the 10 days we were there.

Other Nashville experience--had a phenomenal cocktail at Pinewood Social. Highly recc'd.

Mickey wrote:Other Nashville experience--had a phenomenal cocktail at Pinewood Social. Highly recc'd.

Dinner tonight: cod chowder, a scotch egg, and a pint

tragabigzanda wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Dinner tonight: cod chowder, a scotch egg, and a pint

RIP Ruddo’s shorts

It was so delicious

What the fuck is wrong with a good scotch egg

At a private event tonight here in New Orleans. The highlights were crawfish bread, Cajun crab cakes, and pasta atchafalaya.

tragabigzanda wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:At a private event tonight here in New Orleans. The highlights were crawfish bread, Cajun crab cakes, and pasta atchafalaya.

Must be nice

i'm pretty sure he just when there so he could go to the outlets

Chris_H_2 wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:At a private event tonight here in New Orleans. The highlights were crawfish bread, Cajun crab cakes, and pasta atchafalaya.

Must be nice

i'm pretty sure he just when there so he could go to the outlets

There's a Mooyah Burgers in those outlets

Just had the charred oysters at Drago's in New Orleans. Wonderful.

must be nice

It is.

Charred oysters sounds wonderful.



Baja style (swordfish) tacos at Sandy’s in Huntington Beach. Not sure why the waitress didn’t ask me if I wanted another beer before bringing my check. Maybe it’s because I’m still wearing a sweater.

What does a sweater have to do with anything?

washing machine wrote:What does a sweater have to do with anything?

Ask Doug if he ever wears a sweater in September.