Any thoughts on this? I am not sure if I like it or not because the taste was so unexpected ... there was a real orange taste to it. Yeah, yeah, I know that’s what the label says, but usually these types of fruit flavored... (1 reply, last updated by Chef D Quizzing July 27, 2007)

Pellegrino, the bill came to $50, before tip. I do miss The Purple Plum, but Banana Blossom is a nice addition to this neighborhood’s food line-up. We’ll definitely be back. (2 replies, last updated by bluecheesewiz February 19, 2007)

My friend and I went to Blossom last night and I was impressed! As a vegetarian for almost 20 years, I’m excited that there have been a wave of nicer non-meat restaurants lately (more than just the fake meat places) There... (2 replies, last updated by Chorus Girl January 6, 2006)

Today, around 3pm, my friend and I stopped in to Tiger Blossom restaurant for an afternoon snack of dim sum. Tiger Blossom, for those of you who don’t know, is a newish pan-Asian restaurant on the corner of Bowery and 3rd.... (4 replies, last updated by kenzi January 22, 2002)

So we ate at Lotus Blossom tonight. Soup took too long to arrive. Drinks took too long and child’s milk was forgotton on first pass. Mu shi dish arrived without hosein sauce, which took an inordinately long time to arrive,... (7 replies, last updated by barleywino November 24, 2003)

There’s a group of 6 of us that all do the Cherry Blossom 10 miler (race) together. Our previous tradition was to eat at Bertucci’s in Columbia the night before the race to get our carb load on. This year, one of our... (10 replies, last updated by rappel75 March 23, 2008)

My team at work is going to do a “day trip” out to see the cherry blossoms. We would like to do lunch and then walk around the monuments and just enjoy ourselves. I’ve been racking my brain (and this website)... (11 replies, last updated by Daniel K March 18, 2004)

Made the pilgrimage last night from Irvine to experience the much heralded Mozza and its infamous stuffed squash blossoms.After telling my wife how wonderful they sound in the reviews,we arrived to find the blossoms nowhere to be... (12 replies, last updated by notmartha February 23, 2007)

We moved to the Dupont/Christie area recently. there is a chinese take-out nearby called Ginger Blossom. It’s probably crappy Canadian-style stuff but if not, please let me know. It would be a good addition to the roster if... (5 replies, last updated by Arcadiaseeker May 31, 2009)

I have been to lilac blossom twice. Both times the service was horrible. Lots of waiting around for everything. Waiting for water, waiting for someone to take the order, waiting for food, waiting for the bill, etc etc... (7 replies, last updated by hargau January 24, 2007)

i lived in charleston WEST for 7 years. blossom is wonderful, and bill and sharon opened another place over in the farmers market (a real delight too), and the new place is called soho’s (bill sohovich is the chef-owner)...... (4 replies, last updated by Ian Clayton June 23, 2005)

and dessert. Other places that fit the bill are Blossom (also vegan), Counter (vegetarian bistro), and countless other restaurants specializing in ethnic cuisines (Thai, Indian, Greek, etc.) that would also have chicken or fish... (2 replies, last updated by misnatalie November 1, 2008)

As a matter of fact, I have! We had the stuffed, fried zucchini blossoms - the best dish by far, and some other things I can’t say were overly memorable, but not bad either. The one ick of the night came from a bacala (?) -... (4 replies, last updated by greg649 October 31, 2007)

You could try Phoenicia on Cambridge St. opposite the Holiday Inn on Blossom St. The food is basically Lebanese. Well done and you can sit and enjoy. Good for dinner also. (3 replies, last updated by 9lives January 30, 2003)

I’m looking for some items in New Orleans that are usually a little harder to find in such as: Sea Urchin, Quail Eggs, Sweetbreads and Zucchini Blossoms. Please help! (11 replies, last updated by gastrotect June 15, 2009)