I’m a newbie to this board as of today, and after reading the Queens posts have concluded that I fit the “chowhound” designation to a “T” and probably know you all by sight because we eat at the same... (1 reply, last updated by Alon February 22, 1999)

Nice and charming: Restaurant X, northwest of Nyack, or Xavier’s in Piermont. Same owner of both, which could explain the kindred spirit of their kitchens (nouveau). Nice and fun: Outdoor dining at the boat club on the water... (3 replies, last updated by Suzette May 19, 2004)

is as mainstream as love of football is in Texas). You’ll find all you seek and more; you’ll be taken under wing of local eaters and shown everything...if you can show yourself to be a kindred spirit. South Europeans... (5 replies, last updated by vze4z897 November 25, 2008)

Hi everyone! I’m heading down to Norfolk, VA tomorrow (Sunday) for a conference and would like to know if anyone has recommendations for good eats that’s within walking distance of the Norfolk Marriott Waterside.... (4 replies, last updated by Lowbar February 21, 2005)

I can watch it at home or on the computer at work... the point is to have a rowdy crowd of kindred spirits to make fun of when their team loses... oh and the great beer to. =) (6 replies, last updated by KaimukiMan May 26, 2009)

kindred spirits. There is often a lot of “hey, I was there at the same time” kind of posting and folks are generally pretty open and friendly. I bet you could easily arrange a dim sum outing. (5 replies, last updated by ob2s September 13, 2006)

Grand Mart ... nope. Super H ... no. I even found a closeup photo of a package on the net (writing and all) and said “this is what I need” ... got nothing but puzzlement. But every restaurant and dimsum cart has sticky... (6 replies, last updated by brooke June 23, 2006)

I always like it when I ask something and nobody answers. The husband and I are kindred spirits (I was going to say sounds like he’s fusier than me and paying for it). 1) Mateo’s: Mexican cloth tablecloth joint, treats... (2 replies, last updated by dashboard diner June 12, 2005)

No idea. But there is a kindred spirit: some artist who is trying to collect every Chinese takeout menu in existence. (6 replies, last updated by Mark M October 24, 2003)

such issues among food nuts can be problematic, but I can’t help but believe there must be some kindred spirits out there. (10 replies, last updated by Terry October 24, 2001)

jfood-we must be kindred spirits as eating custard while watching people work-out sounds pretty entertaining! I think maybe I will go this weekend for a sundae. Thanks for the tips all! (7 replies, last updated by kevin47 August 22, 2009)

I had a sudden craving and wondered what would come up if I did a search. Sounds like I found a kindred pizza spirit. (Of course I remember Lavergne!) No pizza comes close. The sauce was the key, I think. I found Aurelio’s... (3 replies, last updated by AugieMadura June 20, 2009)

sauce that doesn’t taste like black sugar syrup. By the way, here’s a thread that risks getting lost in “What's My Craving,” started by a kindred spirit: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/606492 (5 replies, last updated by xigua March 27, 2009)

Kindred Spirits, Queen east at Greenwood. Did our wedding for 100 with wonderful passed appetizers and food stations....we did poached salmon and beef tenderloin with summer salads. (23 replies, last updated by woodsey November 4, 2008)

and you might even meet some kindred spirits. (5 replies, last updated by lauren January 9, 2002)