-
Board Topic
Mosca's
The food is OK – the atmosphere is similar to a highschool cafeteria, bright lights, linoleum floors, bad chairs. would not return.
-
Board Topic
Tony's in East Boston --anyone?
she gets overwhelmed, she calls up tony’s ex-wife from the beauty parlor down the street and the two-team it. the place is a true time warp, with a the most amazing linoleum floor EVER. the food really is whatever the owner...
-
Board Topic
Grand opening now for mega-Spec's in downtown Houston
is on the first floor. Positive: the parking is much better. Negative: It seems to have lost its choatic charm that I liked showing out-of-towners. It was fun to take someone to a place with linoleum floors where you could by $600...
-
Board Topic
Great Italian in Closter ,NJ (Bergen County)
. Atmosphere is very, very casual. Wooden chairs, linoleum floor, plastic tablecloths, paper place mats, sodas served in cans.... But the food....is to die for. I have had many of their dishes, but I keep coming back for Penne alla...
-
Board Topic
Chowing near the Brooklyn Courthouse
and the skyline is an excellent break from the linoleum, flourescent lighting, and general seediness of the courthouse.
-
Board Topic
Andy's Bar-b-que - Campbell
is a dining room with asphalt floor tiles and linoleum topped tables. U.S. Plywood “wood paneling” adorns the walls, and sconces on the walls provide a dim illumination. The sound absorbent tiles in the ceiling look...
-
Board Topic
Dinner meeting between Lowell and Salem
I’d call it tidy and down to earth. Passes my mother’s non-dive radar; no cracked linoleum and formica tables. White tableclothes, lots of Portuguese tile, dishes hanging on the wall, a little bright, simple. Lots of...
-
Board Topic
O'Hare chow
's is in terminal 3. It was as if they had taken the entire guts from a corner greasy spoon and transported it to the airport, complete with worn out formica lunch counter and booths, a big chrome milk machine and a cracked...
-
Board Topic
Pizza at the New Brown Jug, Chelsea
Definitely worth the trip, not just for the pizza, but for the dive atmosphere. The dining room area is almost charming in a weird way, with its high-backed wooden booths and the 60s-era linoleum floor. Our waitress was great,...
-
Board Topic
HELP! Weekend lunch recs in J-Town??
I love the food at Suehiro — it’s the closest I’ve found to real casual restaurants in Japan. However, it’s also authentically lacking in ambiance (think linoleum, bright lighting). For something...
-
Board Topic
hot and sour in LA
the shrimp dish I later recognized as close to or derivative from the slippery shrimp at Yang Chow. They’ve always done a good job and provided a happy lunch in Chinatown. A couple of bucks cheaper than Yang Chow, but...
-
Board Topic
Indian?
Standard of India on Belmont’s food well enough, and enjoy the buffet, but this is NOT a place to take anyone to impress. Linoleum floors, possibly vinyl tablecloths, etc.
-
Board Topic
Lunchtime eats near Queensway/ Etobicoke
I had the lunch buffet & a can of guava juice at Swaad a couple of weeks ago, I think it came to $13 with tax. It is a pretty small place, not very fancy (linoleum floors, menu on boards above the cash) but clean. There was a...
-
Board Topic
Asia's best Dumplings, Ramen, and potstickers
with you, order a bowl of beef noodle soup – hongshao niuroumian – and a cold beer, pick out a few sides and enjoy. They make very good roubing, or meat pasties, as well. This is a small, pretty simple place —...
-
Board Topic
Coriander, Olio, Isabella?
Need something south of Boston, not as close to the end of the world as Hingham (Tasca)preferably between Framingham and Sharon, where grown-ups scared of my cracked linoleum school of eating might feel comfortable...Asian may be...
Close x
Basic examples:
Match a word............................................................artichokes
Match all words.........................................................artichoke heart
Match an exact phrase..................................................."artichoke hearts"
Match any words.........................................................artichoke OR hearts


