. III Forks is just over-the-top pretentious, and Bob’s — well, if I’m paying a fortune for a piece of grilled meat, I’d rather do without the tv’s in every room. I think Al Biernat’s on Oak...

Here are my recs: Al Biernat’s 4217 Oak Lawn Ave. Phone: 214-219-2201 Although not a classic steakhouse, food and service is always consistent even for non-regulars. Good scene. Bob’s Steak & Chop House 4300 Lemmon Ave...

At the farmers market, people seem happy to buy supersweet corn whether it’s yellow or white. Both taste about the same, like sugar with a hint of lawn clippings. The yellow doesn’t have any more corn flavor than the...

Gino’s does not belong in the same conversation as Lou Malnati’s and Uno/Due. Gino’s used to be very good but in recent years they changed the cornmeal crust (its now too dry) and got sloppy with the quality of...

Mexican beers to readily accept this conversion. But soon I became weary of paying premium prices for beers from a near third world country, considering what we do for Mexico and immigration; why should I have to pay that price...

Lol - Although I always recommend the product at Tamale Hut, I always specify the one caveat which is it IS pricey. Conversely, I’ve really been enjoying La Casa Del Pueblo’s great food, and LOW prices on your rec....

, remember NOT hip). Price is not really an issue. We’re old friends and would like to be able to enjoy the food and conversation. Don’t worry if it’s ‘hard to find’ we’re 60 but GPS enabled. I...

entrance on 17th Ave SE (but not in Forest Lawn- I mean around 17th and Macleod) so you can walk (it;s safe to walk that way during Stampede with lots of other normal people milling around) or take the C-Train to Stampede station...

on a conversation. 2. The kitchen is pretty open and you can see what is happening in there. It is fun to watch everyone work. When I have been, Stephen Pyles was there himself...cooking and working front of house. 3. The ceviche...

There is absolutely NOTHING upscale in Fair Lawn. The only place in Northern New Jersey with decent kosher restaurants is Teaneck.

and conversation was quite easy and enjoyable. When my friends asked me what was my favorite dish, I could not give them an answer because there was no one standout dish as they were all excellent in my mind. The service was...

along with other desserts. TJs sells hemp tortilla chips which are great and a possible conversation starter. If you have any veg*ans attending Sunshine Burgers are great and also gluten-free but would need to be done on a clean...

Masla, curried okra. -Casa Dante. After my first visit here, having observed that the waitstaff on hand far exceeded the demand, leaving the gruff tuxedoed gentlemen to hushed conversation in southern Italian dialects, I...

outside before our meal. What luck—as we drove up Main St. in Ivoryton, we noticed several sculptures displayed on people’s lawns. We learned that these sculptures will be on display (for a year?), so bring walking...

Mike, I went to Sarah’s Kitchen, enjoyed the falafel and assorted condiments. The fellow behind the counter, obviously not Sarah, was friendly in a overly intense way and the TV with Israeli satellite news was a good...