I understand that the folks who make Fantastic Festivals of the World for HDTV/Discovery (?) has a spin-off called Fantastic Foods..., has anyone seen an episode? I can’t find it listed on my Cablevision guide in NYC. (0 replies, last updated by bigmackdaddy November 16, 2009)

is prefectly seasoned without being spicy. The rice (I get the brown) has a wonderful flavour. It’s served with labneh (yogurt dipping sauce) and it’s just out of this world!! They also have the more typical items such... (6 replies, last updated by kingofkings November 24, 2008)

croissants are a French breakfast food, but this is on the weekend too.. Just letting you know what to expect if you go as it gets close to & after noon. (13 replies, last updated by sel November 6, 2006)

. I typically budget approximately 50-$75 pp for the food. Local flavor would be great – I just need to have it in a somewhat professional establishment... Please help! Thanks! B (5 replies, last updated by rudykins October 22, 2006)

So I’ve read multiple times that some of the best food in the world is to be found in Bologna. We are making a stop in Bologna in our tour of Northern Italy specifically to eat. Now normally we are very very low budget... (38 replies, last updated by toitoi August 19, 2009)

Recently when going to Whole foods amd Chamberlins their products are no longer labelled KSA. I checked the KSA website and it lists them as certified. I plan on calling KSA on Monday but anyone else out there that can assist?... (0 replies, last updated by cherylp3 December 7, 2008)

is warm and inviting, the staff and service are excellent, but the food is super wonderful. They have an extensive menu and a good variety of nightly specials. I went with a friend and we shared a cup of the soup, which was... (1 reply, last updated by Alice Q June 10, 2008)

survey of the others in line the chicken is out of this world too... Every time I’ve been, it’s busy... and the food has been wonderful. Sometimes I find West Indian can be hit or miss. This place is Jamaican and so... (2 replies, last updated by aser May 11, 2009)

(both lunch) with family and friends. It was easy to get a reservation for lunch. Short-notice reservation for dinner is impossible. The food is fantastic and consistently surprising. The touch of the two genius chefs Jean... (21 replies, last updated by Reggie July 19, 2004)

Went out to Blush Lane at West Springs on Saturday. Their new store at West Springs completely blew me away. What a fantastic store. Beautiful selection or organic and natural food products, pretty good pricing overall. I have... (12 replies, last updated by worldwidestuff July 29, 2009)

chocolate (thick, like the churro-chocolate in Spain). The pudding wasn’t overly figgy, but it was nevertheless wonderful. And, our server brought us a free dessert (for absolutely no reason… food and service were fantastic from... (12 replies, last updated by finlero December 18, 2007)

This isn’t terribly interesting, but given the remarks below, I want to report that I had terrific service the other night at Chip Shop—the guy was off-handed and yakky, but eager and fast. And we had an infant, and... (6 replies, last updated by jellyapple August 2, 2001)

I moved to NYC this past summer and while I have been blown away by the quality and variety of food options compared to Boston, so far I have been very underwhelmed by the muffins, one of my favorite things in the world, and have... (15 replies, last updated by sabina September 8, 2005)

, the food was superb. The sommelier did a great job and led us in a direction we wanted. He didn’t steer us to some ungodly price range or different grape. We enjoyed the waitor and the scene. It’s pricey but... (13 replies, last updated by wishbugger July 27, 2006)

to Scoops. For me, it’s bar none the best ice cream in Los Angeles, and I hope y’all agree. I’d love to see a few of your favorite flavor combos. Anyways, here’s to good food and good days to come. .bG (p.s.)... (1 reply, last updated by greengelato July 23, 2007)