Now if you'd just get over that nasty habit fetish of trying to lick your butt clean... :whistling:

 

Fixed

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Now if you'd just get over that nasty habit of trying to lick your butt clean... :whistling:

 

I only do it because I can.

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Now if you'd just get over that nasty habit of trying to lick your butt clean... :whistling:

 

And now the restaurant thread has officially been derailed.

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I survived the Gus Bradley Error.

And now the restaurant thread has officially been derailed.

 

That's Bunnie.  Take her to a nice social gathering and the next thing you know you're quickly leaving by way of the back door.

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And now the restaurant thread has officially been derailed.

Technically no it hasn't. It's about places you like to eat at if you could only eat there for life. Maybe homebiscuit choose that as his option!

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What in the Wide Wide World of Sports is agoin' on here???

That's Bunnie.  Take her to a nice social gathering and the next thing you know you're quickly leaving by way of the back door.

But you know you always have a heck of a good time! :yes:

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What in the Wide Wide World of Sports is agoin' on here???

Technically no it hasn't. It's about places you like to eat at if you could only eat there for life. Maybe homebiscuit choose that as his option!

 

You mean one of his choices would be The Chocolate Starfish Cafe?

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But you've escaped.  And now your back!  Hola.

 

A certain line from The Godfather III comes to mind here. 

 

Hi!!

 

Kinky girl!!

 

Whoa. I'm not into that kinda thing. Dungeons are so cliche. 

 

Ok ok, here's my list:

 

1. Joe's Stone Crab

2. The Top 

3. Uh...does Panera count?

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Technically no it hasn't. It's about places you like to eat at if you could only eat there for life. Maybe homebiscuit choose that as his option!

 

Lol.  No, I think you chose that option for me.

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Lol.  No, I think you chose that option for me.

Suggested...only suggested it.

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What in the Wide Wide World of Sports is agoin' on here???

If I had to rank 'em using the OP's criteria:

 

1. K-38/Circa 1922 from my current hometown.  Not exactly upscale, but a step above sit-down chain. And delicious.

2. Bonefish Grill

3. Publix subs

 

As far as my most unforgettable dining experiences?  Maria Restaurant in Brooklyn, Mamaronack Oyster House (Mamaronack, Long Island), "Boston Chicken" in Port Antonio, Jamaica, Boujou's Pizza in Idaho Falls, Colorado, and some hole in the wall in downtown Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.

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1. High Point

 

2. Fiesta Grill

 

3. There is no good fast food. I'm sorry, it's all crap. That said, if I must eat crap it will be either Popeye's or White Castle. It used to be Krystal but after I visited a White Castle, my allegiance changed immediately.

 

If a Mom and Pop grill with potential wait times close to an hour on certain nights (local high school homecoming) can be classified as fast food, I'd like to amend number three to Walker's Video and Grill. Best burgers and pizza on the mountain, plus you can rent a DVD for the night. Who still does that?

 

They feature this monstrosity:

 

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If something can corrupt you, you're corrupted already.
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If a Mom and Pop grill with potential wait times close to an hour on certain nights (local high school homecoming) can be classified as fast food, I'd like to amend number three to Walker's Video and Grill. Best burgers and pizza on the mountain, plus you can rent a DVD for the night. Who still does that?

 

They feature this monstrosity:

 

 

I think I just gained a pound or 2 just looking at it.

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I survived the Gus Bradley Error.

For high-end I'll have to go with Dwight's Bistro on Penman at the Beach,

For sit down, Sliders on First Street, at the Beach,

For Fast Food, Home Plate Diner, on Mayport Road, (You guessed it) at the Beach.

The owner is the original Colonel Mustard.

His burgers and onion rings are great!

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Long Horn

Chilis

Dominos pizza!

If Longhorn's is your "fine cuisine" then you really need to get out of the house Eric...

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"Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, if he gets angry, he's a mile away and barefoot."

If Longhorn's is your "fine cuisine" then you really need to get out of the house Eric...

 

Maybe he's just a t-shirt and blue jeans guy.

 

I could see those 3 for a t-shirt and blue jean guy.

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I survived the Gus Bradley Error.

Maybe he's just a t-shirt and blue jeans guy.


I could see those 3 for a t-shirt and blue jean guy.

I know I'm just ribbing him.


That and the fact that I used to work there...

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"Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, if he gets angry, he's a mile away and barefoot."

1) I've taken one cruise in my life and they had a classic French restaurant on board that is the best food I've ever had. So wherever that chef is now.

 

2) Ted's Montana Grill - Mainly because of their meatloaf which is a staple for me. Also has good burgers, a decent salmon, and some good chicken dishes.

 

3) Wendy's - Chili for the win.

I had Ted's once. And it was the biggest waste of money in my life. And I've been to some crappy places. My bill was like 70 bucks for me, my ex, and my son on food only and it was terrible. 

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Fine- I don't know if I have a "fine dining" choice. I have rarely fine dined, especially on my own nickel. Maybe not exactly "fine dining" but I would choose any of the revolving restaurants I've had dinner in- Cincinnati (actually in Covington, KY), St. Louis, Las Vegas (Stratosphere- wow), Phoenix, Cambridge (MA, now closed)- can't beat the view from up there.

 

Edit: I'll go with Emeril's in New Orleans, been there a couple times, best dinners ever.

 

Casual- A1A Ale House in St, Augustine

 

Fast Food- any number of good pizza places in Boston area; also I agree with Publix subs as someone mentioned above 

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If Longhorn's is your "fine cuisine" then you really need to get out of the house Eric...

Lol maybe but long horn is what we call fine dinning. Hell we went to a "fine dining" place once I think it was called Avendales it's on riverside. Took the wife there when we got engaged it was 50 bucks a plate and the food was so little! It was like a kids portion of steak and potatoes we hit Wendy's up on the way home.

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