-ey (during lunch) and that it has the air of a club more than a restaurant. Some of the tables have good views of the city. I wouldn’t really go for the food, it’s American, edible, sometimes even tasty, but not a... (1 reply, last updated by CapHill May 29, 2004)

I had it once at the Peller Estates winery. It was a special, though. Don’t come across it too much, and I think it would mostly be served as a special. Good question. (3 replies, last updated by graydyn September 11, 2008)

They do have a lot of British stuff (I’m from the UK myself) but it’s mainly in the edibles department – I’m not sure they have British cookware. I can take a look, though, as it’s just around the... (6 replies, last updated by kpzoo December 16, 2008)

I work directly across the street from Grand Central Market. It has much to recommend it, but by and large I find it over priced compared to Chelsea Market. Must have something to do with real estate. Having said that, I do like... (1 reply, last updated by Fresh Basil December 29, 2003)

Yes I know the food is bad but the views are supposed to be lovely + it wasn’t my choice. So any suggestions on what to order that will be decent/edible? (8 replies, last updated by D-NY June 5, 2004)

...well, at least until the estate is demolished. Lower Ngau Tau Kok estate 牛頭角下邨 is about to be torn down, which means all the dai pai dongs, cha chaan tengs, food stalls etc. will go with it. Has anyone ever eaten there? Any... (3 replies, last updated by Sher.eats March 31, 2009)

There’s a decent bavarian bakery on south 41 in a small plaza right past the phillipi creek estate area. (14 replies, last updated by Windsor December 14, 2003)

, came up with this concept of marrying food and architecture while in grad school and finally fully realized it in the form of an ice cream sandwich and edible wrapper at a craft fair while working for Walt Disney Imagineering.... (1 reply, last updated by mdpilam September 2, 2009)

Ah... that’s much more feasible ;) And in that case, yeah I’d just go straight to Clery’s and secure some good real estate for game watching (ie not the front bar area, which will get crowded and the TVs there... (11 replies, last updated by tatamagouche August 8, 2006)

random edible delights. Cheers (13 replies, last updated by trumbulllady April 26, 2009)

(Breakfast Americana, Darjeeling choice estate, Earl gold, Celebration, and Orange jasmine), one oolong (Ti kuan yin), two green teas (Kyoto rice, Mountain spring jasmine), and three tisanes (Chamomile citrus blossom, Ginger... (1 reply, last updated by Melanie Wong August 20, 2002)

Hi there. I am a local real estate agent and found a new guy in town. He delivers cupcakes to you directly. I ordered some red velvet and classic chocolate ones and yes, they were tasty. He is in Palm Springs, but told me he... (10 replies, last updated by Maggie19 September 15, 2009)

Michel Cluizel (whose bars I think are overall the best) makes a 99% that’s edible, and A. Slitti has my favorite 100%. Around the 70% range, Cluizel’s single-estate bars are fairly amazing — with the Hacienda... (24 replies, last updated by Grand March 19, 2004)

NON-EDIBLE: There are 7 of us in our estate settlement dept. ...and we all love red wine...SO—I am trying to concoct making a trivet made of wine corks...that is my goal! I bought one dark green wooden picture frame today... (10 replies, last updated by Val October 25, 2007)

you.) Nothing, as far as I can tell, is being done with the building, and that corner is prime real estate. It’s a shame. Anyone know the story? I know Al is gone. Does that mean the heirs are fighting over the property, or... (11 replies, last updated by Pigeage February 11, 2009)