Any interesting Baltimore restaurant openings on the horizon for the first part of this new year? (0 replies, last updated by Hon January 2, 2006)

Bonterra has a nice patio at the back of the restaurant. (18 replies, last updated by sarah galvin June 6, 2008)

Based on buzz from the metrotimes, Detroit News, and the Free Press, I drove 50 miles to try Town Tavern in Royal Oak. Once again, recieved average mediocre food. The local dining scene has been really disappointing. Love Royal... (35 replies, last updated by SuperSam30 May 1, 2008)

Actually, Milton doesn’t really have a restaurant scene, but that’s beside the point. Anyways, A Lighter Fare in the Fruit Center Marketplace is now the Marketplace Cafe. Not much has changed, though, other than a few... (4 replies, last updated by hiddenboston April 8, 2009)

Zada Jane’s ( http://www.zadajanes.com/) restaurant has opened on Central at Thomas Street. I believe folks from Thomas Street Tavern are involved. The place is for breakfast and lunch only. They were hoping to feature as... (26 replies, last updated by GodfatherofLunch June 19, 2008)

I am visiting New York for a few days and looking for “haute cuisine” dining suggestions, particularly those which are relatively new on the scene. I live in San Francisco, eat out a lot, enjoy all well done food.... (0 replies, last updated by Alex April 8, 2005)

In today’s NY times Link: http://www.nytimes.com/2002/03/13/dining/13PHIL.html (0 replies, last updated by SG March 13, 2002)

My BF wants to avoid the Friday night dining scene... I am in not in the mood for ordering pizza and staying in. Any suggestions for a compromise? Preferably in the Back Bay, South End, Fenway, Beacon Hill, North End areas... (5 replies, last updated by kittychow October 28, 2006)

, Cary, Wake Forest, Apex, Durham, CH and, of course, Carrboro. Residents refer to the entire area as the Triangle. I’ll answer you on the assumption that you are criticizing the restaurant scene of city of Raleigh. Two... (19 replies, last updated by jean9 March 28, 2007)

Hi all. I’m a hound from the Northeast thinking about relocating to the area for a job in Ft. Lauderdale, and I know NOTHING about the area. How’s the restaurant scene in general? Which towns around there have the... (13 replies, last updated by Warren Meddoff October 13, 2003)

There were some restaurant scenes in “Undercove Blues” (another movie starring Dennis Quaid, plus Kathleen Turner). I think one of the scenes was in the Napoleon House courtyard, but I dont remember for certain.... (17 replies, last updated by hazelhurst April 4, 2009)

I just picked up what promises to be a fascinating read, “Serve the People” by Jen Lin-Liu It’s the only “insider” look at Chinese restaurants in China I know of (unless you count Nicole Mones'... (8 replies, last updated by Ruth Lafler September 10, 2008)

was tough. The environment: we were seated in a position that made it necessary for the servers to bump my chair every time they served the two tables behind us. Re: NY restaurant scene complaint: I am not looking for "scene"... (27 replies, last updated by ny.foodie July 9, 2008)

Nice article in today’s Times by Marian Burros about restaurants (registration required to access) Mentions Zola, Capital Q, Zaytinya, among others. Link: http://www.nytimes.com/2003/03/05/dining/05WASH.html (0 replies, last updated by Bucky March 5, 2003)

Back in the '90s, they said the Internet would change everything, and in many ways it has. But how has it changed the food scene? I’m not referring primarily to Chowhound.com, though this website has certainly made my world... (26 replies, last updated by free sample addict aka Tracy L December 30, 2006)