Your Favorite Restaurant that's NOT in Your Town...
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Yeah they are expensive for sure. Last time me and my wife got dinner it was almost $26.
both are very Similar... Not sure where closest White Castle is to Rock Hill, but There is a Krystal in Gaffney.
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No that's been closed for nearly a year. Rightly so though. Clearly the highest ranked BK when it comes to bad service that I've ever been to. Which reminds me of the only KFC we had also closed. Had to be the greasyist KFC ever. Again, rightly so it closed. Still wish we had one tho.
I prefer Gold Star...much more meaty than Skyline. Also try Blue Ash. Both are better than Skyline IMO.
More tangy, not nearly as sweet as Skyline. Skyline uses chocolate and (obviously) cinnamon.
I like the Gold Star chili fries.
Besides Cootie Browns in Johnson City, there are several others that my friends who come into Johnson City want to go to that are quite good:
Tomy Thai...www.tomythaijohnsoncity.com
Freiberg's...eatbrats.com (Owner was from East Germany)
Sahibs...sahibjohnsoncity.com (the chef has cooked for US Presidents)
All of these restaurants are located within a few minutes from East Tennessee State's Campus...
Tomy Thai...www.tomythaijohnsoncity.com
Freiberg's...eatbrats.com (Owner was from East Germany)
Sahibs...sahibjohnsoncity.com (the chef has cooked for US Presidents)
All of these restaurants are located within a few minutes from East Tennessee State's Campus...
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Katz's Deli - New York, NY (brisket and pastrami)
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The Rueben at Katz’s Deli is to die for!!!
Katz's Deli - New York, NY (brisket and pastrami)
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The Rueben at Katz’s Deli is to die for!!!
I will second Lexington BBQ. Speedy’s. BBQ across town is good in Lexington as well
Since the owner drowned on a fishing trip, it does not get the same recognition it used to...I do love Scratch as well...
A small family restaurant in Carovigno, Italy that I visited often many, many years ago. When I say small, I mean small - maybe 8-10 tables max. It was like eating with family. Food was awesome and plentiful . The owners would sit and talk with you and share their homemade Amoretto and wines. It was a dining experience. Cost was very inexpensive. One of my favorite experiences of being stationed in southern Italy back in the mid 80s.
I suspect it is no longer there unless the children took over.
I suspect it is no longer there unless the children took over.
Old Hickory SteakHouse - Columbus, Ms.
Don't go to Starkeville without going to Old Hickory
Don't go to Starkeville without going to Old Hickory
Mama’s Fish House - Maui
Franklin’s BBQ - Austin
Giordano’s Pizza - Chicago
Heirloom BBQ - Atlanta
Shrimp Shack - St Helena Island
Antico Pizza - Atlanta
Sushi Nobu - Las Vegas
Keys Fisheries - Marathon
Franklin’s BBQ - Austin
Giordano’s Pizza - Chicago
Heirloom BBQ - Atlanta
Shrimp Shack - St Helena Island
Antico Pizza - Atlanta
Sushi Nobu - Las Vegas
Keys Fisheries - Marathon
Rocco's Pizza in Riverhead, NY (Long Island) and Bowens Island Restaurant on James Island.Tell us about a restaurant you love to visit in other cities, when on vacation, or traveling. It shouldn't be a restaurant you can visit regularly...
I have many, but first I'll list the St. Paul Grill in the famed St. Paul Hotel. Not only does it have a fantastic bar:
But the beef is absolutely first rate:
And you cannot have a steak at the St. Paul Grill without their decadent hash browns:
Served upside down, out of a cast iron skillet, these hash browns are imbued with chunks of bacon. So good!
Thus, the SPG is a favorite of mine. The worst part of this must-have experience, 9 months out of the year, is that you're in St. Paul, Minnesota.
I guess it depend on your perspective. Unfortunately, there is currently only one CFA and 2 Cracker Barrels in the state of Montana. I consider it a small price to pay for living where I want to, but it would be nice to eat at those places more often.
Antico is awesome. The atmosphere is really cool too. I try and make it there as much as I can.
The Columbia in Ybor City, FL
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Lolol, I literally go pass that place every week just about. The one time I tried to stop and get something to eat, the kitchen wasn’t closed and it was like 4:30.
I don't think i've ever seen a restaurant that put out the fat back on the line. We went on Sundays after church when visiting grandma. The "E" on the Eat sign had been out for a while so we made a joke that we should go Eat at "AT".
Fenway Park had been gone a long time too. As is The Sandy Monkey, Bullfeathers, two of Sam's Corners, and many others. I'd be surprised if Fat Harold's is around much longer
Im with both of y'all on Doe's too. I have eaten at the Paducah, KY location...which is actually in a pretty nice downtown spot there. Their steak, fries, bread are awesome as well is the fried catfish. Still one of the best (if not the best) steaks and catfish I've eaten.
St. Elmo's in Indianapolis. The steak was great, but the shrimp cocktail appetizer was out of this world.
The best steak I ever had was right here in Houston: Pappas Brothers Steakhouse. A little pricey, but defintely worth it!
The best steak I ever had was right here in Houston: Pappas Brothers Steakhouse. A little pricey, but defintely worth it!
Tell us about a restaurant you love to visit in other cities, when on vacation, or traveling. It shouldn't be a restaurant you can visit regularly...
I have many, but first I'll list the St. Paul Grill in the famed St. Paul Hotel. Not only does it have a fantastic bar:
But the beef is absolutely first rate:
And you cannot have a steak at the St. Paul Grill without their decadent hash browns:
Served upside down, out of a cast iron skillet, these hash browns are imbued with chunks of bacon. So good!
Thus, the SPG is a favorite of mine. The worst part of this must-have experience, 9 months out of the year, is that you're in St. Paul, Minnesota.
Sanitary Restaurant, Morehead City. What's not to like about Sanitary Restaurant?
Yep, they shuttered Hardees and Burger King and replaced them with Chase bank branches. Mt P, 4th largest city in SC, also doesn’t have a KFC, Krystal, Popeyes and the Cracker Barrel closed. Evidently all the Massachusetts transplants here don’t like fast food.
One of my fondest memories as a kid was stopping by DQ on Coleman after a day at the beach. I remember the Hardees on Coleman was a hot spot as well... before the one on 17 opened then closed. You could see the burgers being cooked over a very high flame right in front of you at the old place. Pretty cool. Thinking it's now an Italian restaurant or maybe Mexican now idk. Shoneys, Capt Ds and Ryan's had its heyday as well. The one I miss the most had to be Dukes BBQ. A buffet off 17. Hard to believe none of those had staying power here.
Bluffton doesn't have many fast food options either. No Hardee's or BK. No Popeye's, Krystal, Waffle House. Only 2 McD's, one KFC, one Zaxby's way our and a Cracker Barrel further out at Sun City. We do have one Taco Bell, however. Don't have a lot of sit down chain restaurants either.
Just heard, Greenville is getting the dessert bar, "better than sex dessert bar"....I know they have one in Savannah...but I was first aware of the one in Los Angeles. Good for Greenville!!!
There's never really been a decent Italian restaurant in Mt. Pleasant. I'm not saying Olive Garden is but would be welcome here.
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