Thanks for your replies. Sad but true – there is no break room in our office! (7 replies, last updated by clim212 June 20, 2007)

I’m putting together an office breakfast for a co worker’s birthday next week, and seem stymied for ideas. Typically, I’d make a frittata or the like, or maybe some cheesy smoky grits, but this group tends to go... (11 replies, last updated by lrostron August 16, 2007)

We have always had an office that had a small kitchen or room to make one as well as an office where we could bring our dogs to work. For many years we used a condo as an office and our assistant who had previously been a caterer... (17 replies, last updated by Anne in SF May 16, 2005)

I am with you. From the gastropub angle you would think that Father’s Office would basically function as my living room/kitchen. As it is I am so turned off by the service and atmosphere that I go only when taking visitors.... (46 replies, last updated by PaulF November 28, 2007)

I agree completely. And one thing that truly bothered me about Father’s Office “amazing” $11 hamburger is their “No Ketchup” policy. Give me a break. I realize that when a 5-star restaurant chef... (134 replies, last updated by Ollie September 28, 2008)

Variations on this question have been asked here before (and answered quite well), but here’s my specific dilemma: We’re an office of 30 people looking to have a holiday party at a restaurant, we’d prefer a... (2 replies, last updated by Patti B November 21, 2001)

i’ve lived in santa monica but never made it to father’s office for the coveted burger. well, i got my chance last night and i must say that hovering over a bunch of people waiting for them to relinquish their table... (116 replies, last updated by girlflorida June 27, 2007)

If you search, there is a lot of info on the burgers at Father’s Office, but to sum it up, they are very good (they basically come in a single configuration). It is bar, seating is limited, and it gets totally packed in the... (36 replies, last updated by jonburrows January 22, 2007)

Looking for a place downtown – East Village or so – for the office's holiday party. About 25 on the list, need dinner & drinks. Called 'Inoteca but a little pricey for us....Any suggestions? (2 replies, last updated by Mookie December 3, 2004)

are pretty inexpensive, and just “fine,” tho not fancy. I got my room by stopping first in the Tourist Office on the Rue de la Republique. (6 replies, last updated by rrems August 24, 2008)

restauarant. They are pleasant, if not polished. I will stop again. It makes a nice break on the way to and from Tahoe ... or a relaxing end or start of the day to shopping at the outlets. The Old Post Office Seafood and Grill 301... (1 reply, last updated by Joe Towns April 7, 2006)

also interested in more info about the rocking horse ranch kosher program has anyone attended? how was the food? programming? rooms? any info is welcome! also – are those other places bay1 mentioned having kosher programs as... (8 replies, last updated by gleibler January 12, 2009)

in the middle of the room so that someone would notice me. Based on the menu creativity and the comments elsewhere on this board, I am willing to believe that Break of Dawn is a quality establishment has been overwhelmed by its... (0 replies, last updated by aoransky June 30, 2008)

I don’t recall any strong bamboo (woody?) flavor when I used mine but I would very strongly suggest using parchment or cabbage leaves as a base. It will certainly reduce the chance of any cross-contamination in the event... (8 replies, last updated by John Shen February 7, 2008)

Help! Our office needs some suggestions for a place to have our holiday lunch. Requirements – Good Food, Great Restaurant with Private Room for 26 people. A nice wine list is a plus too! The areas we are considering are... (11 replies, last updated by lotta_cox September 17, 2008)