for the Republicans, I’d appreciate hearing from you. Thanks! (0 replies, last updated by Charlotte August 4, 2004)

I started noticing yesterday that the tap water I’ve been served in restaurants has been tasting of chlorine. A chlorine taste in my experience is typical of August when the reservoirs are low and there has been a drought... (7 replies, last updated by Ian August 26, 2004)

While perusing the paper this a.m. over my daily espresso I came across an article about Di Fara Pizzeria. About two thirds into the article, Chowhound and it’s founder Jim Leff get a nice mention. Apparently, due to... (0 replies, last updated by MagnumWino April 23, 2008)

In the interest of fairness, the Republicans are meeting at the Manchester Grand Hyatt also downtown. RSVP www.SanDiegoRepublicans.org (5 replies, last updated by Katherine H October 7, 2008)

Ah, yes, you will enjoy. Very funny. Look around every now and then. The republicans stick out like sore thumbs. There’s also 5 Napkin Burger Redeye Grill Bond 45 Ben Benson’s (1 reply, last updated by notsochubbychubette March 9, 2009)

NYC & Co. has a “Peaceful Political Activist” program that’s offering discounts on food and other shopping and entertainment venues. Info is linked below. There is also a "Take a Republican to Lunch" discount... (4 replies, last updated by Dan August 31, 2004)

Where’s a good place for Republicans to eat during the convention? (2 replies, last updated by Simon August 27, 2004)

was that they were owned either by ‘Moonies’ or followers of Rev. Moon (the guy who does the mass marriages and in tight with the Republicans). (1 reply, last updated by Barry July 10, 2003)

Are there any good restaurants that still serve dinner after 11 p.m. or so and are within easy walking distance of the Empire State Building? A friend of mine is a reporter who will be covering the Republican Convention—and... (1 reply, last updated by newsjoke August 7, 2004)

Tortilla Coast is a run-of-the-mill, Chi-Chi’s-level hangout for Republican staffers. Talay Thai is much better. Not the best Thai place ever, but not bad, and they have outside tables if the weather is nice. (2 replies, last updated by shellymck May 12, 2003)

and his Republicans pose a threat to culinary diversity. Hope y’all like beef. Link: http://www.csmonitor.com/durable/2001/02/06/fp1s4-csm.shtml (2 replies, last updated by Alyssa February 14, 2001)

I’ve never been a fan of 20.21. How about Meritage in St. Paul (as long as you’re not going during the republican convention?) Lovely sidewalk dining available. ~TDQ (3 replies, last updated by The Dairy Queen August 24, 2008)

Yep, if MSP is going to win national attention as “the airport with Sen. Craig's bathroom,” we’re going to memorialize it in marshmallow. Ditto for this year’s Republican National Convention —... (6 replies, last updated by scuzzo March 28, 2008)

That might be pushing it time wise. My parents are caucusing and they are expecting it be late. Four years ago I remember most of my friends getting out after 10, but that was for the Dems in Ames. If you are going to a... (4 replies, last updated by lizzy69 January 5, 2008)

What the heck, they would have Moxie in Maine. Hell, they still have progressive Republicans. (sorry Mayor Bloomberg) http://www.mainegoodies.com/food/Moxie/ Nice to see they have Diet Moxie too. Link:... (3 replies, last updated by johnnym July 19, 2005)