You must have had the same waitress we had. She also stopped by every five minutes. (see other posters below on Metro.) Cafe au lait bowls are only served in the morning but they have a place that someone else said, looks like... (2 replies, last updated by rs October 17, 2001)

dates carving knife on my side. I overheard two of the personnel refer to two parrties as “you guys” the wood is light colored on walls and trim so the effect is very antiseptic, like a bertuccis. no intimacy like a... (2 replies, last updated by Werner October 12, 2001)

A friend took me there last nite and while the food was good, the not so great service kind of negated it. I’ve read people say it feels like a Pizzeria Uno and while I don’t really get that, the light wood motif... (1 reply, last updated by Kurt October 27, 2001)

Going to Paris August 14th to 18th...wondering if getting around using the Metro is easy or not. I dont speak a word of French. Also staying at the Hotel Lourve...anyone know a few good places to eat, bistros or whatever. Thanks (7 replies, last updated by PeteDelfino July 24, 2006)

We tried Metro last night. And really enjoyed it! We went with a couple of our friends. We were expecting to find the restaurant packed and busy in downtown Scottsdale on a Friday night but were surprised that inside was... (1 reply, last updated by drewb123 November 13, 2008)

put it in on par with Megumi that is in Forest Hills just past Woodhaven Blvd. on Metro. Megumi’s prices are much better so you don’t feel like you are getting ripped off. I will say that it is nicely decorated, but... (28 replies, last updated by sinatrayoung September 22, 2008)

anyone know what happened? With the Boston metro area having so few vegan options, losing Life and Light would be devastating. I’m hoping someone else out here has more information. On a related note, why is it that Boston... (0 replies, last updated by billp January 18, 2004)

I’m making homemade Marshmallows for Christmas and the recipe calls light corn syrup. It is clear and colorless unlike regular corn syrup. Anyone seen this anywhere, I’m having trouble finding it. (8 replies, last updated by baby_tran December 24, 2008)

Create-your-own salad may be the way to go. I can only speak for the places near Grand Central, since that’s where I work . . . Cafe Metro - Lex & 45th (southwest corner) - plus they make excellent sandwiches, homemade... (4 replies, last updated by RGR April 14, 2004)

figure. The article below from yesterday’s Boston Globe gives more details on who’s behind it, which towns are involved, etc. Link: http://www.boston.com/dailyglobe2/143/metro/Bars_clubs_may_get_ban_on_smoking+.shtml (6 replies, last updated by dillard10 May 28, 2002)

This was touched on a bit in the airport thread, and has been touched on in other threads, but I thought it would be good to have a discussion of its own. The Star Tribune published a guide to Pub Crawling along the light rail (... (10 replies, last updated by KTFoley February 1, 2006)

of service. Quite saddened! and ode or obituary: Now I am morning for Metro Marche, which has closed its doors. While the front served decent sandwiches and adequate pastas, the back restaurant truly served up a whole other light.... (2 replies, last updated by egit September 25, 2009)

There’s a new crepe place called Metro Crepe inside the courtyard of the Citicorp Center at Sansome and Sutter. I decided to give them a try for lunch today. I may give it one more try, but for now I’ll call it Not... (1 reply, last updated by mcchowhound May 23, 2003)

Are you looking for a light airy French cruller, or a cakey dense Danish cruller? I have a Danish cruller recipe and make them at home in honor of my grandmother. (5 replies, last updated by REDJIM June 4, 2007)

...We were full from a stop at Artepasta on Greenwich Avenue. HUGE portions and nice prices, plus a decent house Chianti by the glass. The room was better when they dimmed the afterwork lights but in my experience, the service... (1 reply, last updated by Wilfrid July 28, 2004)