We bought a juicer in the interest of our health but are now looking to expand into making fresh tails at home for entertaining guests. Does anyone have unique recipes for interesting juice combinations we can make at home? Also,... (1 reply, last updated by Xaga January 22, 2009)

I’ll be in LA for the weekend, and I’m looking to have some stupendous tails. Historically oriented tail sensibility preferred. I’ll be staying in Redondo Beach, but I’m willing to take a long drive.... (36 replies, last updated by jacinthe March 11, 2008)

My reason for asking the following is not to be critical but to fit in with the local culture. I would very much like to understand what is expected in the way of tips in the USA. I live in northern Italy where tips are not... (85 replies, last updated by filth December 12, 2007)

Where does one find exotic fruit juices for tails? I am specifically looking for passion fruit juice. Tried Stop & shop, A+P, Mrs Green’s, Whole Foods and Trader Joe’s already without luck. Thanks in advance. (3 replies, last updated by coll February 6, 2009)

My Tarheels are playing Thursday night (and hopefully for the rest of the NCAA tournament). What blue tail could I serve that is hopefully not too super-sweet? Thanks! (5 replies, last updated by Tehama March 27, 2008)

Cool, thanks for the tip. Any other details on this spot? Do they serve food, or have any sort of music? By cool hang I imagine it’s not filled with trendoids? More important how were the tails? Eat (and drink) on, Canchito (6 replies, last updated by mrnyc September 12, 2002)

out of the way or unique places with local flavor or must do spots with great food/ambiance. Any locals with hot inside tips would be especially appreciated. Mahalo (5 replies, last updated by KaimukiMan November 15, 2007)

One has to do something to fill those long hours between meals in New Orleans, and my usual pastime of choice is drinking. :) We’re heading down for a few days for NYE, so what are the bars and tails we shouldn’t miss?... (13 replies, last updated by The J Train December 24, 2008)

What is you favorite bottled seafood tail sauce? I don’t mind doctoring, but don’t want to bother making it from scratch. (13 replies, last updated by ScubaSteve February 12, 2009)

I think a dollar a drink is fine if you just sitting at the bar. However when I am sitting at a table, even in a bar/lounge area I still usually use the 18-20% tip “rule” for the total bill. The average tail these... (10 replies, last updated by Shep October 15, 2005)

So I went to Drink for the first time last weekend, and I had a great time! The bartender was a little... intense... but she made some seriously phenomenal tails. When our bill came, though, I was faced with a dilemma! The... (11 replies, last updated by kate used to be 50 March 29, 2009)

Well, not really a gift and not really a comp. Last night we went to a big, fancy steakhouse to celebrate my BF’s completion of his masters. We were comped a dessert and a tail to celebrate. Very nice and I know to tip on... (17 replies, last updated by Mag454 May 14, 2008)

. No addition onto the bottom line. Oh, but that makes me think about alcohol. I generally tend not to tip the full 20% on alcohol. I mean, a $30 bottle of wine or a $70 bottle of wine, same amount of work. If the bill is $200 and... (15 replies, last updated by LizK August 22, 2005)

What is the rule of thumb for tipping when you order a drink at a bar? Or do you tip at all? There are three circumstances I can think of: 1. a drink at the bar counter 2. for when you sit down at a table and the host/hostess... (10 replies, last updated by Anil Khullar August 5, 2001)

If you’ve had an exceptional meal, I’m all for tipping the cooks, as it’s their labor (and sometimes sweat) that yer tasting. Not that a tail wouldn’t be enjoyed, but dollars more so. As a reformed line... (28 replies, last updated by chefbeth September 5, 2008)