The Finer Things in Life

370Zsteve · 04-18-2010, 08:40 PM

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Originally Posted by SmoothZ

BTW, since we're announcing ourselves as alcoholics I might as well throw in some fine ethnic foods.

Number 1 would be Thai (of course) since I grew up eating it.

Number 2 is Italian. Damn, they make some great seafood dishes. I remember a long weekend in Venice where I thought I was in food heaven. Rome was good because of the diversity, but Venice had better seafood.

In fact, I like most Mediterranean foods like Moroccan, Greek, Lebanese, and Spanish.

Most expensive, and best italian meal I ever had was at Harry's Bar in Venice

frost · 04-18-2010, 08:43 PM

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Most expensive, and best italian meal I ever had was at Harry's Bar in Venice

How much? The most expensive Italian meal happened to be the worst by the way. Oh the irony.

SmoothZ · 04-18-2010, 08:48 PM

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Originally Posted by ejrives

I vote for peruvian food, minus the guinea pig entrees, lol. There's a place i ate at in Boston and it's by far the best food I've ever eaten in my entire life.

Also, in the north east, mainly NYC , if you can find a muslim Indian restaurant, try it!

I like Indian but not as much as the others I mentioned.

I also tried Afghani food once and I couldn't get enough!

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I'll go with Italian first, followed by thai. One of the best italian seafood dishes I experienced was in san francisco of all places. I forget the name of the joint, but it was on a pier overlooking the water. Between the girl and I, I think only around $100 including a bottle of wine.

San Fran has a lot of good eateries where you can't go wrong.

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Originally Posted by 370Zsteve

There ya go.

As for England, the early plan is to rent a car and drive from destination to destination ourselves, starting in Scotland, with the stops being arranged by a company that handles that sort of thing. I do know our final destination will be Wales, so we should cover a lot of ground. The wife is an Anglophile, I'm just along for the single malt

I was in Suffolk County and got to travel around. If I could, I'd move to Cambridge. Now that's a college town.

I don't remember the names of the restaurants in Venice, but the one place I tried I just kinda stumbled around the corner looking for something to eat. I gorged on the food there.

frost · 04-18-2010, 08:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Xan

Appleton Estate (12 year old) is good rum and can be used as a sipping or mixing rum...

Of course you can go much more expensive, I've never tried those...
But in the spirit (phun intented

) of this thread, 1440 bottles made:

Looks delicious, not that appearance is an indicator of anything. I also enjoyed the spirit pun

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I also tried Afghani food once and I couldn't get enough!

San Fran has a lot of good eateries where you can't go wrong.

I had afghani food once, I want to say it was lamb with a cream sauce and rice. I found it to be a little bland. What did you have?

Also, I'm very jealous of san fran. The phoenix area really has nothing as far as culture.

antennahead · 04-18-2010, 08:56 PM

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I like Indian but not as much as the others I mentioned.

I also tried Afghani food once and I couldn't get enough!

San Fran has a lot of good eateries where you can't go wrong.

I was in Suffolk County and got to travel around. If I could, I'd move to Cambridge. Now that's a college town.

I don't remember the names of the restaurants in Venice, but the one place I tried I just kinda stumbled around the corner looking for something to eat. I gorged on the food there.

Charleston is loaded with fine dining establishments. It was ranked last year by Conde Nast Traveler as the #2 vacation destination nationally, and something like #4 internationally. As a result of all the tourism, we are loaded with great eateries

ejrives · 04-18-2010, 08:51 PM

we sound like a bunch of fat drunks , lol

frost · 04-18-2010, 08:53 PM

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we sound like a bunch of fat drunks , lol

lol, I posted hand made wallets and straight shavers too!

antennahead · 04-18-2010, 08:57 PM

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we sound like a bunch of fat drunks , lol

Hey, I work hard at staying in shape ........... so I can eat and drink more without remorse

ejrives · 04-18-2010, 09:03 PM

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Hey, I work hard at staying in shape ........... so I can eat and drink more without remorse

indeed!

frost · 04-18-2010, 09:07 PM

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Originally Posted by ejrives

indeed!

I suffer eating cereal and diet meals all week so I can eat the super good stuff on the weekends.

SmoothZ · 04-18-2010, 09:21 PM

I forgot to mention I'm a big fan of Japanese food. While I like sushi and sashimi, I will sometimes be happy with some udon noodles or rice and chicken.

Man, I just had dinner and I'm already hungry after all this posting.

antennahead · 04-18-2010, 09:25 PM

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I forgot to mention I'm a big fan of Japanese food. While I like sushi and sashimi, I will sometimes be happy with some udon noodles or rice and chicken.

Man, I just had dinner and I'm already hungry after all this posting.

I have a severe weakness for sushi. Luckily we have a few good restaurants here, and one only about 5 minutes from my house

SmoothZ · 04-18-2010, 09:32 PM

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I have a severe weakness for sushi. Luckily we have a few good restaurants here, and one only about 5 minutes from my house

You're going to get a guest pretty soon! lol

I must admit that there's a lot around here when it comes to food. German, Polish, Italian, Ethiopian, Iranian, and on and on. Lots of Viet food, too.

frost · 04-18-2010, 09:34 PM

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I have a severe weakness for sushi. Luckily we have a few good restaurants here, and one only about 5 minutes from my house

Ours are not so great here, it is a desert after all. I did tell you my Valentines day sushi story right? Yeah, pretty sure I did.

antennahead · 04-18-2010, 09:39 PM

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Ours are not so great here, it is a desert after all. I did tell you my Valentines day sushi story right? Yeah, pretty sure I did.

I also happen to love authentic "southwest" and "Tex-mex" cooking, and I think you probably have a lock on that as well

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SmoothZ A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Arrakis Posts: 7,952 Drives: giant sandworm Rep Power: 36	I forgot to mention I'm a big fan of Japanese food. While I like sushi and sashimi, I will sometimes be happy with some udon noodles or rice and chicken. Man, I just had dinner and I'm already hungry after all this posting. __________________ "Once you go Asian, you never go Caucasian." "I talk to myself, and when I do that, I know I'm talking to an intelligent person."

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