I was in London last week and ended up having Indian for my Thanksgiving meal....it was quite tasty but I’m now back in New York and am really craving some turkey and fixins. I blew my money on my trip and am looking for an... (0 replies, last updated by waxyjax December 1, 2003)

My neice from UK will be in NYC this weeked-some of you may remember i was going to meet here and you gave me fabulous recommendations for 40’s aunt with 20’s niece. Due to family emergency, I cannot go now. However,... (4 replies, last updated by LFeinberg April 13, 2007)

You’re sitting in the dining room of a wonderful busy restaurant and suddenly your dining companion pulls out her makeup case and begins freshening her face...Is this proper behavior in the middle of dinner?...should she be... (52 replies, last updated by Kate is always hungry September 8, 2008)

Four of us will be sitting in the very upmarket seats, thanks to our neighbors, at the Hollywood Bowl end of the month and we volunteered to bring the “grub”, and we’d like to “rise” to the occasion!... (1 reply, last updated by TomSwift August 10, 2004)

L.A. and OC are both huge areas and different in makeup. Creating a seperate board would be nice. (1 reply, last updated by The Chowhound Team December 12, 2006)

Any suggestions for a suitable place for my DH (who benefits from CH at a single remove, viz: me) to take his class (on the Vietnam War) for weeknight dinner/makeup session – good food and relatively quiet atmosphere,... (0 replies, last updated by Susan Marmé November 24, 2005)

Well, I do not want to overstate my influence, but today’s Tribune featured not one but TWO Phil Vettel reviews. A small make-up for all the weeks with no reviews? Then, Monica Eng, the most chowhound savvy of Tribune food... (0 replies, last updated by Vital Information February 15, 2002)

My friend wants to go out and have oysters in a more laid back, pedestrian environment, where, as he puts it, "the aging divorcees all have their makeup on backwards". (Think Jay’s Oyster Bar in Portland, ME, if any of you... (3 replies, last updated by mud August 18, 2003)

with dirty blonde extensions and about a 30" differential between her bare waist and her gravity defying breasts; in the rest room, there was a guy with model looks washing off copious amounts of makeup "from last night’s... (0 replies, last updated by mc michael October 28, 2002)

Was only there once a few weeks after they opened, the food wasn’t special, the service wasn’t very good, and the place looked rather stark. But if your date enjoys looking at quasi-model types with too much make-up... (1 reply, last updated by David Lerner April 1, 2005)

has a different makeup, but I am Willing to Try. At Las Campenedas (sp?) market on Sheridan I bought an “El Carmen” brand chocolate, but it was crumbly, and I suspect, stale. Dulcienda in Loga Square and Bombon have... (1 reply, last updated by ironmom February 7, 2003)

and Rodeo, which is surprisingly good in quality and variety and is probably better than United Buffet. However, they’re awfully busy, and I’m not sure if your guests would be comfortable with the makeup of the... (7 replies, last updated by gj May 6, 2003)

We dined at Gramercy Tavern last week, and our server said that they had just received some white truffles. I don’t recall the make-up of the dish she described, but it was priced at $40. Btw, our one dinner at San Domenico... (1 reply, last updated by RGR October 23, 2003)

Wrapped tightly it will freeze well for a while. It will make a great supplement to a sauce or depending on how much you actually have, the makeup of a sauce itself. You could cure it in salt and then shave it over something like... (3 replies, last updated by DodinBouffant January 2, 2003)

I am currently listening to a segment on WNYC’s Brian Lehrer show about Astoria, talking about the ethnic makeup of the neighbhood and the way it’s changing. Ali of Kebab Cafe is being interviewed along with a Greek... (0 replies, last updated by Kenzi November 27, 2002)