Space Food Stix: Does anyone remember these? A legacy of the space programs, they were available in the early 70s. I associate them with Tang. Concentrated fake chocolate flavor in a chewy base shaped much like a slim jim. MU says... (8 replies, last updated by Jason Perlow October 14, 2000)

We will be taking a weekend trip to the Kennedy Space Center in the next couple of months. Im totally unfamiliar with that part of Florida. Anyone have any tips for good chow around that area? Im open- expensive, cheap,... (3 replies, last updated by Tom-Fl March 12, 2004)

Hello All, I’m a reporter, looking for a Chinese food expert to help me figure out what the first Chinese taikonaut Yang Liwei ate for lunch in space. The description is "a traditional Chinese meal of diced chicken and rice... (4 replies, last updated by mike October 21, 2003)

area with screens, but worried about the noise level w/o an enclosed room. golden bridge worked out great — the food was delicious and they were definitely willing to negotiate the menu! my mother in law, who is cantonese,... (3 replies, last updated by bustapoo March 18, 2008)

i have out-of-towners visiting and they’ve requested sushi/japanese for dinner. my requirements: 1) beautiful space. it can be scene-y. 2) good, solid, consistent food. 3) i’m hoping for $100/person, less, if possible.... (5 replies, last updated by kathryn July 11, 2007)

that desert was on them. These two handled the sitaution with tact, which helped a little. Dessert was good but couldn’t make up for a pretty lousy meal all the way around. It’s a real shame that the food is so out of... (0 replies, last updated by schpsychman November 24, 2003)

Hi Everyone, i am in town with some friends until Saturday. Tomorrow we want to visit the space needle and underground tour. What’s the best, inexpensive place to eat around or between those areas? I have been a chowhounder... (9 replies, last updated by burritobelle March 19, 2008)

Graydon Hall Manor is the most beautiful space I have seen.. worth looking at. Food is amazing, Chef Arpie is wonderful his food is amazing and his portions are big so you can skip on any late night buffet’s Lots of parking,... (33 replies, last updated by lt2003 March 25, 2009)

My favorite for that profile is Eastern Standard (do not get over the river enough!), but their bartending is superb, they have a fantastic tail list, the food is great for sharing or full dinner, the space is inviting. I... (10 replies, last updated by pollystyrene May 7, 2008)

plates – anything to get a little space on the table top. Our table was crammed so close to the table next to ours, one of my dining companions couldn’t fully pull her chair up to the table because someone at the next... (4 replies, last updated by TracyGeo July 28, 2008)

So far thinking of these, and leaning toward Newgate: Vento Newgate Bar & Grill Sutton Place Willy’s We’re early 30’s (four people), looking for a fun-filled type of ambiance for this occasion. Any cuisine.... If they... (2 replies, last updated by dwntwn September 29, 2005)

What about Tru? It is an amazing experience and a beautiful and modern space. And the food is terrific. http://www.trurestaurant.com/ (4 replies, last updated by nsxtasy April 14, 2007)

We’re looking for some place downtown (below 14th st) that has a nice outdoor space, not just cafe tables on the street. Good food is a must. Any recommendations? Interested in any/all price ranges. We’ll be going mid... (3 replies, last updated by Lucia May 10, 2008)

I’ll be attending a concert at Symphony Space (bway and 95th st) this week, and wanted to find great places close by for excellent food. I’m sooooo tired of Lemongrass Grill! Open to anything, but my girlfriend likes... (4 replies, last updated by kachka February 9, 2001)

I’m planning a meeting for ~30 in late January, and I’d like to hold it at a restaurant (separate dining room required). I’d like to do it in the CBD or Uptown. Any suggestions? Budget isn’t a concern;... (13 replies, last updated by hungry celeste January 23, 2003)