Red Mosquito

Orpheus wrote:Dominican food is stupid good, where has this shit been all my life?

Bammer wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:

Bammer wrote:I once ate at a Waffle House in a shitty part of Oklahoma City after a PJ concert. We don't have Waffle House up here so I was kinda excited to try it. I had a waffle and a Sprite. Meh.

And by "shitty part" I mean I was in Oklahoma City.

i was at the 2013 show there. i've been to many crappy places, and live less than an hour from gary, indiana. i can say, without a doubt, that OKC was one of the worst cities i've ever been to.

Go on

as shitty as it was to you, it’s a lot better than it was 20 years ago.

I got to DIA early enough to grab lunch and a drink at Elway’s. Pricey but the steak salad hit the spot and the staff was phenomenal.

My wife and I are in Foxboro, MA until Thursday. She’s here for a work conference, and I’m just tagging along because I’d never been to Boston proper. We made reservations for Carmelinas. Is there a better Italian place in the North End?

I don’t think I’m going to make it to Lotus of Siam this trip.

Last night I went to Fogo de Chão though, and it’s my new favorite place.

There's probably one near you, Denver maybe? They are all over. And in my experience not very good, but glad your dinner was good.

There’s one by the Park Meadows mall in Lone Tree.

Last night i ate at Hussong’s Cantina - home of the original margarita.

That says 2009. I’m certain people were drinking margaritas before 2009.

It’s a trademark on the phrase “Home of the Original Margarita.”

lol

Reid, No Passport Required was in Houston this Monday

Wtf is that, pork on chocolate?

E.H. Ruddock wrote:


Reid, No Passport Required was in Houston this Monday

How many times do they go to Rodeo Goat in the episode?

Plenty of delicious schnitzel and wurst last week, but also some good local stuff. I can’t stop thinking about a coffee shop lunch we had in Hallstatt. It was a simple grain toast with pork belly and cheese on it, but it tasted so fresh and incredible.

tragabigzanda wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Plenty of delicious schnitzel and wurst last week, but also some good local stuff. I can’t stop thinking about a coffee shop lunch we had in Hallstatt. It was a simple grain toast with pork belly and cheese on it, but it tasted so fresh and incredible.

Oh god yes

Oh, yum

Sounds delicious.

Anders wrote:Sounds delicious.

Indeed.

Not a fan of pork belly.