Red Mosquito

doug rr wrote:

surface the north wrote:I may have to go to Piccadilly tonight.

what happened to Luby's?

I have no clue what you're talking about.

surface the north wrote:

doug rr wrote:

surface the north wrote:I may have to go to Piccadilly tonight.

what happened to Luby's?

I have no clue what you're talking about.

Luby's...just off the 610

doug rr wrote:

surface the north wrote:

doug rr wrote:

surface the north wrote:I may have to go to Piccadilly tonight.

what happened to Luby's?

I have no clue what you're talking about.

Luby's...just off the 610

It's much quicker to go to the one on West Gray if I'm here at Dirk's Coffee. But the fact remains that it's Piccaddily I'm after.

doug rr wrote:how do you f*ck up a diner other than making it a johnny rockets or some other corporate shithole? its not hard to cook eggs and fry bacon

i know, i should've gotten eggs and bacon.

next time, buddy

i should mention that this particular diner has a full bar as well, so that's pretty sweet.

But no music? Weird.

what? there was music.

I find that hard to believe.

there were also cake pops.

I just found a hole-in-the-wall BBQ shack down the street from my work. Just had a pulled pork sandwich with the Carolina-style yellow sauce, cole slaw, on a sweet bun. One of the best bbq sandwiches I've ever had.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:I just found a hole-in-the-wall BBQ shack down the street from my work. Just had a pulled pork sandwich with the Carolina-style yellow sauce, cole slaw, on a sweet bun. One of the best bbq sandwiches I've ever had.

this is what we're all about here in the "that feel when you discover an amazing neighborhood eatery" thread

can new neighborhood eateries exist in this thread? If so, this place was fantastic and its a 2 minute walk from my house

http://www.eatfwd.com/

doug rr wrote:can new neighborhood eateries exist in this thread? If so, this place was fantastic and its a 2 minute walk from my house

http://www.eatfwd.com/

Holy shit, I wish England had places that look even half that good.

doug rr wrote:can new neighborhood eateries exist in this thread? If so, this place was fantastic and its a 2 minute walk from my house

http://www.eatfwd.com/

which ipa did you get

spike wrote:

doug rr wrote:can new neighborhood eateries exist in this thread? If so, this place was fantastic and its a 2 minute walk from my house

http://www.eatfwd.com/

which ipa did you get

I had the local pale ale..Strand Brewing 24th st Pale..it's probably my local favorite ale

doug rr wrote:

spike wrote:

doug rr wrote:can new neighborhood eateries exist in this thread? If so, this place was fantastic and its a 2 minute walk from my house

http://www.eatfwd.com/

which ipa did you get

I had the local pale ale..Strand Brewing 24th st Pale..it's probably my local favorite ale

Love the oyster selection on that menu. And, that location can't be beat. I'll have to make a side trip out to this place next time I'm visiting my brothers out there.

running a search with keywords "cake pops, diner, chicago" have brought me no closer to the whereabouts of spoink

tomorrow evening, we will be dining at one of our favorite pizza places, which recently reopened after a several year hiatus after burning down. PUMPED.

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