13 Responses to “Dining Options”

1. better safe than sorry on August 22nd, 2008 5:44 am

   depends what you want to eat, but i’m taking you to the clarkson pump and patio for wings and a cold beverage while you decide what you want to eat.

2. Sunny on August 22nd, 2008 6:28 am

   We rarely go out for dinner but If you want something really nice for lunch, we’re going to one of the local places.
   If we are in Five Points, it’ll be Mr. Friendly’s.
   If we are in the Norheast then it’s The Village Bistro.

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3. Brenda on August 22nd, 2008 7:18 am

   I’d take you to Wing Stop for some really good chicken wings!

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4. Gina's Public Diary on August 22nd, 2008 10:22 am

   I think I am going to answer this on my blog. In Memphis, you have to try the bar-b-que. Our city is known for it and it is good. The Rendezvous. It has been visited by several presidents and celebrities. I have never been there myself but I hear it is very good.

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5. Shannon H. on August 22nd, 2008 11:35 am

   The town I grew up in only had one small restaurant…the food was ok. I would take you to a neighboring town that I was in just as much as my hometown. There is an excellent place to eat there called the “Cozy Corner Cafe”. Awesome food!

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6. Bev on August 22nd, 2008 12:19 pm

   Oh there are so many good places in San Francsico to go for dinner…depends on what kind of food you want. But if you want a recommendation for LUNCH, by all means go to Greens, which has a fabulous menu, is affordable, and has the best view of the Golden Gate Bridge in the city.

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7. RC on August 22nd, 2008 2:23 pm

   Pine Cone. Yes, I’m serious.

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8. Amedly on August 22nd, 2008 4:45 pm

   If you’d ever travel to Venezuela, I’d recommend Venus, especially the sandwiches..

9. blankshooting on August 22nd, 2008 5:51 pm

   hmmmm, so difficult since there’s so many … mekong (where former u.s. president bill clinton had two bowls of the traditional vietnamese noodle soup!), vue de monde, taxi, the palms, pearl … depends what you feel like
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10. jaymee on August 22nd, 2008 7:29 pm

    if you end up here, you have taken a serious wrong turn, but this being the south:
    Jim N’ Nicks for BBQ
    Johnny Ray’s for PIE
    Five Guys for Burgers
    Ocean for Seafood
    The Paw Paw Patch for good ole Southern Cafeteria food.

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11. Amber on August 22nd, 2008 7:55 pm

    Hmmm. In Milwaukee (my true hometown) I would probably send you to Kopp’s for a giant, delightfully greasy cheeseburger, crunchy homemade onion rings and a cherry custard milkshake. All eaten outdoors on concrete benches on a warm Wisconsin evening.

    In Houston (my current hometown) I would send you to Baby Barnaby’s, a tiny breakfast only joint in an “interesting” part of town. You’d be drinking OJ that you actually watched being juiced and coffee (a whole pot on the table). You’d eat a waffle and scrambled eggs that are actually EGGS, not some sort of yellow stuff that comes out of a bottle.

    What does it say about me that you could eat at both my suggestions for under ten bucks?

    (Here from ICLW and loving this question!)

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12. Sue on August 22nd, 2008 11:03 pm

    The town I grew up in? Then The Center Restaurant. It’s a wonderful diner!

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13. JM on August 23rd, 2008 12:37 am

    El Oso Chico. Gosh I miss their Sopapillas. I can’t believe that I grew up in a lily-white small-town and ate those all the time. Now I live in Guadalajara North and I can’t find them anywhere.

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