for a fun snack, but it can’t replace homemade :) PS for anyone that has a Rice to Riches craving and isn’t downtown – they sell individual portions at a number of sandwich shops around the city, including the... (20 replies, last updated by wew October 19, 2009)

I’m talking about, not a bakery product, but the Cajun rice & meat sausage. My mouth waters as I think about it. (3 replies, last updated by Boneywasawarriorwayayix September 12, 2003)

Dined at Bill’s Seafood in Westbrook, CT, last nite. A mixed review. RI Clam Chowder – very good; Cajun Tuna – dry; my friend’s trout – very good, according to her. Sides (rice, broccoli) were bland.... (4 replies, last updated by Lily February 17, 2005)

Lenny's is great for a deli. It is on columbus and 75th St. As for delivery, Flor de Mayo is great for chinese/cuban...great rice and beans and chicken. La Traviata for pizza, right next to the movie theater. (2 replies, last updated by jcooper August 24, 2006)

Lenny's Indian Head Inn, for seafood. 205 S Montowese Street (1-1/2 miles S. of Green) (203) 488-1500 or Ayuthai (Thai) on Main (2279 Boston Post Rd), about a mile east of the Green. I can’t guarantee they’re open for... (14 replies, last updated by Scargoe August 16, 2009)

, and Singapore Rice Noodles. The BBQ Spareribs was sooooooo tender and tasty and falling-off-the-bone. The Singapore Rice Noodles was dried fried and very nice. But BEST of all was the Walnut Shrimp; the lightly candied Walnuts... (7 replies, last updated by steve j May 29, 2006)

I like Cooter’s, their grouper sandwiches are as good as those available at Frenchy’s, and they give you the option of some excellent black beans and rice as a side. 423 Poinsettia Avenue, Clearwater, FL 33767-2025. (5 replies, last updated by niccole October 11, 2005)

Dara liked it, too, though she said desserts were inconsistent and sometimes the food oversalted. But, overall, I’d call it a favorable review. http://www.citypages.com/databank/27/1352/article14843.asp Also, City Pages... (21 replies, last updated by maureen73 August 26, 2007)

) at the old bar with a few stouts. The Updown Cafe, also just off the square, has a cool eclectic menu. There’s a gumbo of the day which you can have served on rice or “Hoosier-style” (on real mashed potatoes).... (2 replies, last updated by mstatt54 July 18, 2006)

, Tupelos, Poppa B’s or Lennys? Who’s most affordable? Thanks (11 replies, last updated by The Professor September 9, 2009)

expansive hours than many of the other local places, being open on Sundays and Mondays. So far we have had the goat curry, goat roti, callaloo, macaroni pie, potato salad, peas and rice, and the special goat foot soup. The very... (1 reply, last updated by Eddafed March 15, 2004)

at Zaytuna, the sandwiches at Lenny's on John Street are always good, and the Lamb and Rice platter (ask for chickpeas!) from the guys with the Halal truck on the corner of Pearl and Wall is great for $5 (including soda!). But... (4 replies, last updated by kimcheater December 13, 2005)

's still the ultra cheap Lenny & John’s Pizza at Flatbush between P and Flatlands- the pizza’s still pretty good. Rice Balls are fine, but the food, while it’s cheap, really does come up short, though the locals... (12 replies, last updated by Matt M. September 3, 2004)

welcome to the hood, Im at 42 and 10. Good lunches include sandwich planet (best veggie burger ever—seriously I dont even like the things but these are GOOD!!). Alyssa falafel. Devi deli. go sushi. rice and beans brazilian.... (4 replies, last updated by Nosher March 17, 2007)

Hi chowhounds. went to Heartland last night for the first time ever. Was really excited to go, especially because of their vegetarian tasting menu. Vegetarian menu items are usually so dull and uninspired and I was anxious to see... (3 replies, last updated by St Paul Susie November 30, 2008)