According to a recent New Times article, it looks like Rothstein will be using this new place as a politico meet ‘n’ greet place for his growing sphere of influence. "He says he plans to dine there every day and hold...

Perhaps head over to the Last Hurrah in the Omni Parker at Beacon and Tremont? It’s very quiet, very mellow, has TVs at the bar, and is mostly a hangout for politicians and businesspeople.

clients. Where do the MSP power players go? The local politicians? Any quintessential spots that are less trendy, more traditional? Also, any recs for the power breakfast? Thanks!

Despite my suspicion that the rest of the food is going downhill, I love-love-love the breads at Punjabi Dhaba in Inman Square. Their paratha is wonderfully flaky and ghee-y (how do you pronounce that?). Their puris are like...

politicians.

've sailed in there many a time. Typically, I’d tie up, start the holy-slow washing machine below the restaurant and head top-side where I’d drink lots of beers, nibble the conch salad and enjoy the view off the deck....

Up the Hill on Bowdoin Street there are a few cafes that cater to all the politicians from the State House.

and 5:00-8:00PM). Phone: 803-364-3556. My wife and I have eaten there several times when passing through. On a scale of 1-10 I would rate it a 8 or 9 in quality “home Cooking”. House favorites are “chicken -...

That’s a new one on me, too. The Gold Spike pretty much fits the old “family-style” mold, but to me doesn’t have quite the same neighborhood beat-cops-and-politicians feel, for some reason.

I live near Orlando Florida and ANY good quality sake is rare. Yes, there are a few decent US brands around, but finding real high quality Japanese sake is as rare as an honest politician. Last year I went to visit some old...

If you’re looking for something a bit more formal, consider Pete Lorenzo’s Cafe. It’s directly across the street from the Trenton train station, and a lunchtime hangout for New Jersey politicians and lobbyists....

I am interested to try Kadowaki at Azabu Juban on my next trip to Tokyo. I was told the restaurant has regular clientele that includes celebrities and politicians, and the owner chef Toshiya Kadowaki turned down a Michelin...

I was going to say—not the politicians—but it seemed too easy, so I decided not to.

There are some good dishes at Chef Chu’s (esp. the hot and sour soup), but I think Great Eastern in SF Chinatown is much better than Chef Chu’s overall. No pictures of politicians and football players on the walls,...

makes searching for a specific topic easier. I know I have searched for a specific topic started reading through and found that the thread was in Houston or San Antonio, not Dallas where I live. Do we have to bribe politicians to...