| Restaurant Name | City |
Rating
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| Ralph and Rich's | Bridgeport, CT | |
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Dropped by for lunch. This place is very old school. The pasta was hot
and tasty. The bar was very, very dark. Enjoyed the meal.
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| Lynnhaven Fish House Rstrnt | Virginia Beach, VA | |
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Took the family here for lunch. Very nice location with a great
view. The food however was totally mediocre. Was expecting much
more based upon the prior reviews. Their signature soup was basically
cream with a few bits of crab meat and LOTS of sherry. They gave
you more cooking Sherry to pour into it in case you needed to get
really soused. Generally was not as impressed as I had hoped to
be.
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| Todd Jurich's Bistro | Norfolk, VA | |
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The food and wine were very good. The pecan pie desert was excellent.
Now in a new and much larger location at 100 W Main St.
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| Doumars Barbecue | Norfolk, VA | |
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Based upon the reviews here was expecting more. The food is OK
and the ice cream is awesome. Service was very fast.
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| 219 | Norfolk, VA | |
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The food here is excellent. Service was very good too. Definitely
worth a visit. I had the blueberry and peach cobbler for dessert
and it was great.
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| Northern Exposure Bar & Grill | Charlottesville, VA | |
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Wasn't overly impressed with either the atmosphere, service
or food. This place was definitely busy. We sat inside. If we go
back, I'll try the roof next time.
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| Rapture | Charlottesville, VA | |
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A bit on the expensive side, but the food is awesome. We went here
around 7 with our toddler after getting zero service from the
Hardware Store down the street after a 20 minute wait. The food
was MUCH better than I expected. Toddler could be as noisy as she
wanted to be. Bar patrons hadn't arrived in droves so the
place was family friendly. Will definitely go back.
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| Carmello's of Charlottesville | Charlottesville, VA | |
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We were there early so we had their Sundown special. Soup or salad,
selection of 10 entrees and coffee for $12. The food was awesome.
Highly recommended.
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| Straits Cafe | Palo Alto, CA | |
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A little on the expensive side for lunch, but the food is so good,
I keep going regularly anyway. Highly recommended. I have enjoyed
everything I've eaten there to date.
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| Palo Alto Sol | Palo Alto, CA | |
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I was not overly impressed with the food here, but I suspect that
has more to do with my personal tastes in Mexican food. My impression
is that this food is more authentically Mexican and that I've
become used to the more generic fare served elsewhere. Give it
a try and come to your own conclusions.
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| Chef Chu's | Los Altos, CA | |
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Would agree that the restraunt needs a face lift. I've been
going here for 15 years. I guess the place has grown on me as I don't
mind the lack of change. Food is a bit above average. I appreciate
the fact the Mr. Chu still makes the rounds in the dining room at
lunch to say hello to those he knows and welcome those he does not.
I recommend you give Chef Chu's a try and come to your own conclusions.
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| Citronelle Restaurant | San Jose, CA | |
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This restaurant was a nice place to have dinner. The food was excellent
and the atmosphere is very peaceful. It's definitely more
expensive then other alternatives, but is is also very pleasant
and not lit with fluorescent lights. Highly recommended.
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| Rangoon Restaurant | Palo Alto, CA | |
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This place rocks for lunch. Definitely worth a try. It's
tiny so go early.
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| Lucile's | Boulder, CO | |
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Eclectic cajun in a renovated house. I had the Ponchatrain eggs.
Poached eggs over friend trout covered with a dill bernaise sauce.
Side o grits. Biscuit. Tasty and recommended.
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| Grasing's | Carmel, CA | |
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Excellent food, pleasant staff. Highly recommended. We had
a variety of meals during our 3 days stay in the area and Grasing's
was by far the best. My mahi mahi on a risotto cake was awesome!
Definitely worth a try!
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| Timberline Restaurant | Crested Butte, CO | |
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Timberline remains an excellent restaurant well worth a try.
They appear to have recently fired all of their wait staff so things
are a bit chaotic right now. The food is still good however.
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| Bath House | Pacific Grove, CA | |
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Excellent location. Reception seems to be a bit tardy. We had
no problem getting seated, but there were 5 people waiting in
line when we arrived. The food was very good. George, our waiter,
was very attentive. $105 for dinner for two. The early menu (which
must be ordered by 6 PM) is worthy.
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| Fresh Cream | Monterey, CA | |
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An enjoyable, if very hard to find, restaurant. The food was good,
but not extraordinary. Prices seem to be about 30% over what they
should be. The view of the water was very pleasant. The staff is
very attentive and knowledgable. Worth trying once, but we probably
won't be going back.
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| Bizou | San Francisco, CA | |
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We had an enjoyeable meal at Bizou. They held our reservation
while we caught a bus from Union Square as there were not cabs available
in the rain. The service was reasonable given that the restaurant
was packed. I enjoyed the lamb shoulder and celery soup. The apple
tart desert was awesome.
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| Whiskey Creek Restaurant and Mercantile | Bishop, CA | |
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Enjoyed the beer sampler and chicken pot pie. I was working the
low end of the menu. Everything from sandwiches to chops are offered
along with a good wine list. Worth a visit!
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