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What is your favorite kind of restaurant?
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ezzie
macrumors 68020
it's just cheese...that yummy mexican farmer's cheese. they're actually more like enchiladas because they are covered in a red sauce, but the menu clearly states "burritos" and if you don't call them that, then they don't give you the yummy cheese burritos. 😉
and i agree, unlimited chips and salsa is the best thing ever.
It has to have a quiet atmosphere with intimately lit tables, a knowledgeable and friendly maitre d' and a good wine list.
As for cuisine? Classical French or Italian, with lots of fish on the menu.
Mmmmm...
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As for cuisine? Classical French or Italian, with lots of fish on the menu.
Mmmmm...
🙂
jelloshotsrule
macrumors G3
ahhh nice!
i'm not a huge fan of enchiladas but i'm not sure whether it's the corn vs flour tortillas or if it's just sorta too much cheese for me... although that's hard to believe to be possible. hah.
i'm hungry
ezzie
macrumors 68020
thank heavens i just had lunch, or i'd still be drooling over this. 😛
FYI, there is *no* such thing as too much cheese! 🙂
jelloshotsrule
macrumors G3
i'm thinking i need to go get some mexican food tonight....
i think it'd be very hard to have too much cheese, however i do think there are correct/ideal ratios and balances of cheese:beans/tortilla/etc...
i think it'd be very hard to have too much cheese, however i do think there are correct/ideal ratios and balances of cheese:beans/tortilla/etc...
macOSX-tastic
macrumors 6502a
CEAbiscuit
macrumors 6502a
devilot
Moderator emeritus
Ooh, I was thisclose to getting that for lunch today. Might end up getting it for dinner. 😱
zelmo
macrumors 603
I'm not overly selective when it comes to dining out - TGIFriday's or Chili's is good enough for me.
That being said, we went to a great restaurant in Baltimore a few weeks back called Ixia - Med-style tapas. Great atmosphere/decor/music, excellent food, fantastic service, reasonable prices [<$175 for 4 people who drink darn little]. That's the second tapas restaurant I've been to, and it's about the only way I want to experiment with new foods, since you're not stuck with a plate full of nasty, and there is always something else on the table to try out.
That being said, we went to a great restaurant in Baltimore a few weeks back called Ixia - Med-style tapas. Great atmosphere/decor/music, excellent food, fantastic service, reasonable prices [<$175 for 4 people who drink darn little]. That's the second tapas restaurant I've been to, and it's about the only way I want to experiment with new foods, since you're not stuck with a plate full of nasty, and there is always something else on the table to try out.
rdowns
macrumors Penryn
thedude110
macrumors 68020
Oh my god, Lau. If you ever find your way toward east coast USA, I've got a tapas restaurant that'll blow your mind.
The chocolate souffle is like ... the food version of a smile. Or a foodgasm. Whatever. And the asparagus with brown butter ...
és:
macrumors 6502a
What foods are classed as American cuisine?
For me:
- Rustic British
- Authentic Italian
- Authentic Indian
siurpeeman
macrumors 603
devilot
Moderator emeritus
Actually, I would more likely consider foods like Mex-American for instance, burritos... or the chain restaurants like Chevy's. They don't really exist in traditional Mexican fare. *shrug* 😱 But yeah, burgers and that whole 'diner' thing, too (burgers and shakes 😛).és:;3408873 said: