will not eat it. Well done liver The cheap chocolate covered peanuts you buy at the movies. The ones that leave a waxy taste in your mouth. Snack wells Overcooked pasta Zero bars All canned veggies except beans

he he – you may be right – it’s been awhile since I’ve been to PFC, but we do go to Shun Lee West pretty often since it’s close to the Lincoln Plaza movie theater. I’d say it’s slightly...

't have cable. I don’t have a cell phone. I don’t go to the movies more than once every couple months. I don’t spend a lot on clothes – I always buy from discount places during sales. Not everyone is...

/cook and their dining partners. Sushi is not some new thing. It’s been mainstream for decades. Everyone has at least seen it eaten properly on tv or in a movie and has a hint that it is eaten with some ritual. A person who...

Loew’s movie palace (if anyone has a chance to check it out while dining at El Malecon it’s well worth it). Also if you get chicken at Malecon and you love very strong garlic be sure to ask for a dish of ajo in...

It’s about choosing to show respect. I’m sure many servers feel “less than” in many situations. As a patron, I can CHOOSE to not let that be the message I send. We don’t need to be friends', exchange...

Yes, and there’s a hotel at Larkspur near the ferry — is it a Marriot Courtyard? Easy parking, very pleasant, with bookshop, movie, restaurants.

reminds me of that one movie with colin farrell where he plays an irish scoundrel who drinks tea with HP sauce. is this true?

in movies, is about beef. But the REALITY of today’s Texas barbecue “pits” (as in restaurants open to the public that specialize in barbecue) is that it is about pork more than it is about beef. In the places...

really enjoy taking my girlfriend out for dinner and something else (a concert, a play, sterotypically a movie, etc). Anyway, a few further thoughts. Shannon

Marketing, media and popular culture can make or break public perception and willingness to accept or reject anything. German restaurants were popular until the late 30s and the beginnings of WWII in Europe. Go back and look at...

people there at the time. I hope they stay alive for the next time I come down to Dallas. Huge banquet hall. I imagine they’ll get some Indian weddings. I do wonder if the movies they show have subtitles. It’d be nice...

Just curious, but did anybody besides us get sick of a certain kind of food that was ... uh ... portrayed poorly in a TV Show, movie and theatrical event? Is my aversion to meat pies thanks to months of rehearsal with...

flashier? My guess is that it’s increased. Flash and trash sells – just look at the top 5 movies at your local box office.

You haven’t followed the “conversation.” I was responding to Bill Hunt, who was expressing his viewpoint as a filmmaker. Movies are a collaborative effort. Cooking in a restaurant setting is also a collaborative...