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... (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)

Haven’t been back in a while, but have heard they may have new ownership. Sure miss da fat man in red shades. Where else in the world do you feel at home hearing, “Combo juicy sweet hot...small bag.” I used to... (40 replies, last updated by kpcdc September 3, 2002)

lines, but we still had a bit of a wait. It was long enough that we had a chance to study the menu and skim the dog-eared NYT section in the rack. He got antsy and started to pace, announcing, “I’m ready to eat”,... (2 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong August 16, 2004)

Overall, you’ll find Napa to be very dog friendly. You’ll know if a place is not right away. Even Bounty Hunter, a downtown Napa tasting room and restaurant, is rather dog friendly and there’s a place to hitch... (10 replies, last updated by Robert Lauriston July 6, 2007)

i’ll be in the hunter area (68th and lex) regularly this fall, and i’m hoping that i can get tips for good budget lunches within walking distance. i could use suggestions for good bagels, slices, muffins, and... (2 replies, last updated by teresa September 6, 2005)

Since the closing of Blue Dog and Eddie’s, I have decided that HG’s burger is the best in town. (MUCH better than Rockaway’s.) They provide choices for toppings – I love the blue cheese. Served with crispy... (16 replies, last updated by kingstreesc June 3, 2009)

I’ll talk to my sister – she also married a hunter, and was just learning to cook at the time. I think she has a couple of favorite cookbooks/recipes. (70 replies, last updated by hungry_pangolin November 16, 2007)

An nteresting old thread got bumped on the NE Board and jfood decided to copy/paste onto this board. The last few weeks have been very slow on inputs for FFD county so jfood decided to try a jump start with some good old... (44 replies, last updated by hungrykids June 3, 2009)

Dear Scott, When I say, “it's a bargain, ” my statement is directed to others who might appreciate the new taste and flavor of the Kirkland dog. For myself, I would try it again because of my bargain hunter mentality... (49 replies, last updated by Scott_R September 23, 2008)

1. Dazzo’s dogs in Glendale...maybe 57th ave (ish) and Glendale Ave. 10 out of 10 2. Hafta agree with the previous bargain hunter about costco: Decent dog, becoming great (in the pocketbook) for $1.50 including refillable... (5 replies, last updated by deann March 24, 2003)

The Corn Dog Castle is not there, but the same corn cogs are available at the Bountiful Farms outpost near Bug’s Land. (21 replies, last updated by thursday October 26, 2009)

I visited a friend in another city, and after dinner we couldn’t decide on a movie, so we went to the supermarket (this was Jungle Jim’s, in Cinci, and it was my first time) I also helped a hunter clean some deer so I... (7 replies, last updated by Denise K. August 17, 2001)

I must apologize, but all these dog avatars on a food-related board remind me of our peculiar yet understandable aversion to eating animals that, in this part of the world, we normally regard as our friends and family members.... (164 replies, last updated by Avalondaughter September 8, 2009)