What is your favourite place to eat?
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What is your favourite place to eat?
In my backyard zen garden, if I take you literally :P
As far as eating out it's a food truck on the water near where I live, really really good though. Awesome fish tacos and tacones, seafood chowder, etc.. just really clutch stuff and a great view.
Rasoi Indian Buffet, 777 Newark Avenue, Jersey City, New Jersey, USA
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There's no way a funker as tight as you is ever entering a restaurant. Lets keep it real
Pizza hut counts as a restaurant in my book.
That's not a book, that's a leaflet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Well there is a few places
1: A resturang called Cheesecake Factory which in the states, really good food!
2: Is a resturang called Grill'd which is a "fast food chain" (burgers) In Australia which is really nice!
@Plopeater that must be Mcdonalds.
I have had many a good meal in some pubs, but there again I have had some bad ones,:)
Guzel Istanbul Turkish Restaurant, Mentone
Im easily pleased, these guys mixed grill is to die for.
That, a basket of Turkish bread with a bowl of babaganosh dip, a belly dancer jangeling down the aisle and thats about it.:cool:
Eleven Maddison park in Manhattan , or if in the UK the waterside in bray.
A belly dancer I hope Brock is not moon lighting, he would put you off your mixed grill.:vd:Quote:
Originally Posted by Andre
If ya ever make it to Milwaukee, Wi, try the Pub called McBob's.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dia bando
Burrito so big, you gotta use two hands.
a little pancetta or pork belly would go nice but NEVER in a Turkish restaurant.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dia bandoA belly dancer I hope Brock is not moon lighting, he would put you off your mixed grill.:vd:Quote:
Originally Posted by Andre
I can hear the owner now "Presenting Babaganoosh the southern hemispheres only male belly dancer". Um no money down the front Sir, please dont feed the animal mam, If you must, just place a five dollar note down his ass crack as he dances past your table.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dia bandoA belly dancer I hope Brock is not moon lighting, he would put you off your mixed grill.:vd:Quote:
Originally Posted by Andre
In Salt Lake City they have these taco wagons. Between 800 South and 900 South, State Ave and West Temple Blvd, there must be 9 or ten of them. One of them only does seafood, and there is one on 900 S that is not as good as the others....
That is where I would go to eat. About a dozen chicharron tacos.
Seafood tacos :confused: Do explain, sounds yum.Quote:
Originally Posted by greynotsoold
I haven't been to that place- I'm not a huge seafood fan- but I have shrimp tacos that were great, and some others that I liked as well. This looks like a pretty good one. Most that I've had have been deep fried.
Fish Tacos with Salsa Verde and Radish Salad Recipe & Video | Martha Stewart
This is a tragedy of epic proportions...My favorite breakfast spot is closed because the owner owes a ton of taxes to the state of Montana. From 1890-2004 this place was opened 24/7, then it closed (tax reasons then, too) for three years.
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