So I have this nice dinner planned tonight ... a selection of olives, a nice blue cheese, a baguette, some fig/olive spread. I go to a top of the line wine store and ask for a nice wine to go with all of this top of the line... (8 replies, last updated by Krys February 16, 2005)

I recently went to a function at The Blue Heron in Sunderland. As always, the food was just fine. It was served buffet style and everyone enjoyed the meal. BUT..when I saddled up to the bar to order a glass of wine (cash bar at... (9 replies, last updated by CapeCodGuy December 17, 2008)

My wife and I live in Wellesley and visit Blue Ginger for special occassions. Our recent trip saddened me because the food and atmosphere remain the same, but Ming has tacked an extra $10 to most of his entrees in the past year.... (1 reply, last updated by MC Slim JB June 12, 2006)

. Avoid the pink grapefruit sorbet ($6), 100% syrup. Mediocre wine list with outrageous for the place corkage fee($25). Place full, party going on at the pool, very small & overworked staff. Total bill for 3, including large... (1 reply, last updated by Alice April 16, 2004)

Just ate at Never Blue in Hendersonville, NC and loved it! Bright and cheery inside, excellent wait staff and scrumptious food. (4 replies, last updated by lisafaz August 12, 2008)

Went to Blue Horse for the first time last night. I love their other place (Ravenna in Center Square) and I wasn’t expecting it to be the same. I knew it was not Italian, not byob, etc. However, from my always great... (5 replies, last updated by JanR July 15, 2005)

Blue Guides seems to cater to the educated and curious tourist interested in the arts and history. Its Rome Guide is pretty good to have in hand when touring (Krautheimer is just too big to lug). Yet its lodging and dining... (1 reply, last updated by zerlina November 24, 2009)

I attended Blue Water Cafe’s celebratory and customer appreciation reception last Saturday night. They are celebrating their recent awards from Vancouver Magazine, Urban Diner, and Georgia Straight. The champagne was... (1 reply, last updated by fmed April 22, 2008)

I think op’s point was Blue Marlin had no wine list to speak of AND a $20 corkage. A high corkage like that, as op mentioned, one generally finds at places that offer more than just a house wine, and is at least more... (5 replies, last updated by The Chowhound Team February 27, 2006)

Going with a group to Blue Hill tonite, and doing the tasting menu. Do they do wine pairings? Does anyone have any particular wine suggestions? Thanks! (5 replies, last updated by Chicago Mike July 9, 2004)

Dined at Pesce Blue in Portsmouth, NH recently and had an enjoyable meal. The service was excellent. We dined off the appetizer menu. The service was probably the best we have had in the Portsmouth/ Dover/ Epping/Exeter/ Kittery... (1 reply, last updated by treb August 5, 2008)

night and discovered a very good fish restaurant. However I did not appreciate an all Italian wine list with overpriced unrecognizable whites. Why not say wines by the glass instead of the 250cc container which holds two glasses... (9 replies, last updated by why? August 12, 2004)

- just good neighborhood bistro – middle of the road food. Small wine list. (0 replies, last updated by mpd March 2, 2008)

My girlfriend and I finally hit up The Blue Ox last night after hearing many good things about it. We got there around 7 while it was raining and we had to do a couple circles around the block to find parking and the bank parking... (3 replies, last updated by Northshoregirl October 26, 2009)

After reading numerous pros and cons about Blue Stem on this web site and seeing the chef on the cover of Food and Wine this month, my husband and I decided to give it a try. I have to say they deserve all the recognition they... (2 replies, last updated by Jeananne June 14, 2005)