busy entertaining those buying drinks than those eating. Without any acknowledgment from her, we sat ourselves. Though she hollered that she would be right with us, it took at least another 5 minutes for her to come and get our...

the walking/standing on hard surfaces/going up and down ladders (stairs) than you expect, tho. At least, that was my dad’s experience. As for restaurants the night before, it depends on how fancy you want to be. if the...

to go would be White Star Tavern right across Copley Sq. whose food is usually decent (has its ups and downs) and is a casual place for interesting food and drinks. Haven’t been to Rock Bottom yet.

in France. They just laughed. I suspect corkage requests would be viewed as coming from one or two rungs down on the ladder of rudeness. And why would you want to bring an outside bottle into a bistro, anyway? Think of the bistro...

'll be working long hours and going back to work after dinner, so I probably won’t be drinking with my dinner. I know that I’ve got a pretty small area to choose from, but I don’t need a great restaurant. I just...

We are staying at Sheraton on Canal St. for four days. 3 adults and their Dad want to eat at local fare, hopefully not the expensive places, but mind blowing delicious Southern food ideas are greatly appreciated. Also, late night...

properly it’s called the Leather District). Food is pretty good (I like the macaroni and cheese) and drinks are moderately priced. Further afield and up the price ladder a tad is Toro, which is Spanish tapas and good drinks...

at Lark, a drink at Zig Zag, Lunch at Matt’s In The Market, Oyster Happy Hour at Elliott’s Oyster House. See the Sky Space at the Henry Gallery, climb the water tower in Volunteer Park, see the Ballard Locks and fish-...

. Fresh squeezed lemon juice Combine all the ingredients in a shaker filled with ice, shake well and strain into a tail glass (optionally sugar the rim). To me a Sidecar in these proportions, made with these ingredients, produces a...

If you are looking for a Japan-like experience...then go to a Guu. For a full-on ladder-crawl....do the izakaya crawl along Robson and Denman: http://www.chow.com/stories/10980

Most Bell’s is unfiltered I believe. And available in DC. I had 2 hearted on cask at Regional Food and Drink. Unbelievable.

're relatively spry. The “staircase” to the seating is more akin to a ship’s ladder. ;)

but I believe the manager was behind the bar pouring drinks and seemed very out of his element.This was my second attempt at The Ivy and not sure if I will be back for a third.

've already been to the following: Aladdin Mediterranean Cuisine. Alexander the Great Greek, Antonio’s Flying Pizza, Bocados and drinks at Anvil, Baba Yega. Bamboo house, Barbecue Inn, Beaucoup Wings n Wings CLOSED and...

to drink any. Both times our waiters were condescending, and definitely wanted to be somewhere else. That kind of attitude is really off-putting and unfortunately, we won’t be back to Oliveto’s upstairs restaurant....