Has anyone heard of somewhere in the city with the name METRO in it. Its decorated retro, they make sushi out of twinkies, pez and ovaltine drinks? My friend wants to go there on her birthday, and for the life of me I can not... (1 reply, last updated by bjl February 1, 2005)

I’m moving back to Vancouver after several years in TO. YAY!!! TO has several groups/chowhounds that meet for dinner at different restaurants on a monthly basis to talk food/break bread. Is there anything like that in... (1 reply, last updated by Cyndy May 18, 2005)

, before or since, full of memorable associations, things like the interior of the 3 Musketeers Bar ‘reminiscent of wormwood;’ and Pez ("the Pez" he calls it) comprised of ‘deathlike ingots.’ Last year, I... (0 replies, last updated by Rachel Cline October 7, 2001)

Hi all, Does anyone know of any place that will be serving a Sunday Brunch-style buffet on President’s Day? My mother would like to go to one (as it’s also her b-day) but I’m not sure if any will be in operation.... (2 replies, last updated by chompie February 19, 2007)

My wife and I will be in Toronto next week and we both appreciate breakfasts that knock our socks off. We call the San Francisco area home. We’ll be staying downtown (at the Sheraton Centre) but we’ll have a car and... (1 reply, last updated by Ben Reiner August 14, 2007)

There is a candy shop in the heart of Greektown, on the north side of the Danforth. I can’t remember the name... They have retro candy like wax lips, poprocks, an entire collection of pez dispensers etc. (3 replies, last updated by lissar December 7, 2003)

Just wanted to see if anyone is going to the Gourmet Food and Wine Expo next weekend (Nov. 26 – 28, 2004). I’m thinking of going on the Saturday and wanted to see if like-minded foodies wanted to meet up. (6 replies, last updated by sunnyside November 27, 2004)

I’ve never been, but from your description, I would guess that it is this one: El Pez Rojo Paseo Maritimo, 3 tel: 968 563 109 Cabo de Palos Cartagena (2 replies, last updated by lvnvflyer August 18, 2006)

My wife and I will be in Toronto next week and we both appreciate breakfasts that knock our socks off. We call the San Francisco area home. We’ll be staying downtown (at the Sheraton Centre) but we’ll have a car and... (16 replies, last updated by Beef Pattie August 16, 2007)

I was an employee of Antonio’s for 11 years and I’m only 27 years old. I had the honor of meeting Tony Pez (Antonio) and working for Arthur Rogoff and Sam Maglione. They would treat anyone who walked through their... (1 reply, last updated by nyg8681 September 4, 2009)

-based chain, but a Costa Rican copycat. Well, they got the indifferent food part right :) But I did discover some decent/great places. First up, was Papa Pez, a seafood place located in the El Pueblo complex that sits on a hill... (0 replies, last updated by igj September 24, 2006)

the taste without being greasy. Perfect, top-grade tartar sauce. Nice fresh-cut fries that are kind of thick, flat and rectangular. Think Pez dispenser, but not as thick. Packets of malt vinegar and lemon juice were also in the... (0 replies, last updated by rworange May 21, 2006)

already called to reserve a table for lunch this week, so expect the place to be full of bigwigs during APEC-o-rama. Open 12:30 – 5 p.m. only. * Pez Amigo (Av. La Paz 1640, Miraflores; 445-9783): This low-key, elegant... (2 replies, last updated by Meliangelo December 10, 2008)

We found them last season at at least two vendors at the Santa Monica Wednesday market. They have such a great flavor. Like strawberry-flavored Pez. R. Jason Coulston (8 replies, last updated by slacker March 13, 2008)

Thanks for your response, Pez! We always go to the Lobster House for a pretty decent seafood meal— nothing fancy. I thought we’d try the outdoor tables on the docks near the Lobster House this next trip where... (9 replies, last updated by Sandi H. February 5, 2003)