After a two-hour wine tasting at Swanson Vineyards, we opted for an early Sunday dinner in Napa at Bounty Hunter - noted for its "rare wines and provisions". By this time we were drinking root beers and water, but we will be... (7 replies, last updated by rich November 11, 2005)

I’ve done some searching on this board because I know I’ve read something about Bounty Hunter Wine Bar & Bistro in Napa – I can’t seem to come up with anything. Does anyone have any recent experience... (4 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong March 28, 2006)

to downtown. Confirming that both Pilar and Zuzu were closed, we decided to try Bounty Hunter. More of a wine bar and retail merchant, they have a small but decent menu. I ordered the house salad after being told that they were... (5 replies, last updated by Dan Wodarcyk June 25, 2007)

two places i go for a rare/med-rare burger are the bounty(across from the ambassador hotel) and rockenwagner($5 happy hour menu). (13 replies, last updated by MRKinLA February 28, 2004)

, where should we get them? Butcher: Ted’s Butcherblock ? Anywhere that has more local meat? Bakery (bread): Normandy Farms, rec’d on other threads looks like what we’re looking for. Any other recs? Cheesemonger: ?... (15 replies, last updated by Sue in Mt P September 25, 2009)

Is there anywhere I can get some seriously delicious and rare wines? I’m not talking the $300 bottle in the back of my local wine shop type wine. I’m looking for top vintages and a diverse selection. I’d be... (14 replies, last updated by paul April 8, 2004)

, $12 and sometimes even less menus- prix fixed 3 course meals! Of course if you want to save even more money, they may look at you funny but feel not shame in ordering “d'eau natural” but even if you get some wine... (0 replies, last updated by NicoleFriedman February 28, 2007)

I was at the Food & Wine show this weekend and picked up some information about Simple Provisions. It’s a home delivery service for organic farm products around the Twin cities. Has anybody tried this yet? The prices seem... (4 replies, last updated by theresa79 June 12, 2009)

Can you recommend a place to pick up gourmet provisions (cheese, breads, foie, wine, etc.) in Montreal —hopefully somewhat close to either of these hotels: Hyatt Regency and Queen Eliz Fairmont. thanks (10 replies, last updated by Maximilien December 30, 2008)

I’m thinking of stocking up on provisions in case I get the flu. I got the idea from a pamphlet in the mail from the government and it actually struck me as a pretty good idea; I live alone, have no family in the area and... (23 replies, last updated by LauraGrace November 4, 2009)

minimum) but I think it’s not far to drive: though no wine for me :-( (5 replies, last updated by jellyface September 26, 2007)

't taste much like seafood. The seasonings vary, but the fish too rarely comes to the fore. (Another example is the red snapper starter at Hearth, a restaurant I like: beautifully presented, tastefully seasoned with lemon, olive... (2 replies, last updated by ann kennedy May 3, 2004)

I will be visiting Australia shortly for my honeymoon and am spending a couple of days in the Hunter Valley region (our B&B is inside Kelman Vineyards, if that is helpful). We will be doing some wine tasting, etc. Does anyone... (4 replies, last updated by zin1953 April 25, 2008)

for Everyone. I often make up a batch of carmelized onions and keep them sealed in the fridge to throw into various dishes. You can do a quick mushroom sauce with them, sauteed mushrooms, white wine, chix stock lightly thickened.... (4 replies, last updated by StriperGuy May 30, 2003)

Jeez, that was my grad-school trifecta.... Rupert’s, Eddie’s, and Hunter Gatherer. Though good to hear Hunter Gatherer is still open, I guess. Eddie’s burger with the sauteed onions was one of the best things in... (16 replies, last updated by kingstreesc June 3, 2009)