-W area. Friends love the big summer sausages that look like a chunk of smoked firehose. Sorry but there’s not much else for me. Work in a trip to West Montrose to see the covered bridge, too. (11 replies, last updated by Davwud September 26, 2006)

. The place needs to be blasted with a firehose and scrubbed down by a clean team. Last time I walked upstairs to the restroom I was so grossed out by the sights along the way that I lost my appetite. I’ve travelled and... (5 replies, last updated by Mr Grub April 22, 2005)

Bring a firehose and order extra rice...Hunan food can get plenty hot. (12 replies, last updated by tom_edo November 15, 2008)

just what you’re looking for. I wrote it for those in situations exactly like yours. For info see link below. You are indeed drinking from a firehose. “Near the airport” are maybe 300 restaurants fitting your... (8 replies, last updated by dricksmc@aol.com March 16, 2001)

, with an awning covered eating area beside it. (A good idea for crawfish houses as the entire premises can be fire-hosed down each evening.) Again, it looked great, but was closed. So where was open in Monroe? We ate lunch at... (12 replies, last updated by tiomano January 15, 2008)

evidently with a firehose. It wasn’t unusually tasty, but it did manage to obscure most of the flavors in the dish. Mid-table sat a small pot of “house made pickled” vegetables. Specifically, baby carrots, small... (1 reply, last updated by David Sloo March 27, 2007)

that a firehose puts out enough water. Enough isn’t the problem; the problem is too much. Turned all the way up, we’re talking smoke wisps within a second or two and bright red glowing steel at the bottom of the wok... (15 replies, last updated by cheongi August 1, 2008)

://www.sustainabletable.org/issues/ For seafood I try to make decisions based on this ever-updating resource http://www.montereybayaquarium.org/cr/SeafoodWatch/web/sfw_regional.aspx?region_id=2 And for restaurants... eh, we try but... (31 replies, last updated by Rubee October 20, 2007)

crab in singapore requires a firehose if you haven’t done it before. (85 replies, last updated by soupkitten May 29, 2007)

Winnipeg has great food! I used to live there and as someone said it doesn’t have the firehose of money opening up new and trendy places but the established places or the artsy small independent places are amazing, people... (77 replies, last updated by Diddlemouse March 22, 2009)

I’ve lived in the South Bay, and I’ve worked in the SGV... and honestly, there’s just no comparison. The SGV is a firehose; the South Bay is a garden hose. It’s not that there’s not excellent Asian... (119 replies, last updated by royaljester May 16, 2008)