a place, and Stars fills the void. I’d go back when in the mood for something casual but without the greasiness of a diner or the generic-ness of one of the chains. (1 reply, last updated by Larry October 30, 2000)

I have read mixed reviews, and taking advantage of a gift certificate that we received, we went yesterday. York was filled with people strolling on the streets, and the day beautiful. We got there at 6:45 and were seated... (4 replies, last updated by bewley August 1, 2008)

The night of Saturday, Nov. 17, I did something decidedly un-chowhoundish and sacrificed eating dinner in order to act on a spur-of-the-moment invitation to join some experienced meteor hunters for a night under the sky dome. I... (0 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong December 27, 2001)

I had one of those Project 1/2 price certificates for Sky so decided to give it a try this weekend. I don’t recall seeing anything on the boards recently, and the place was really quiet during the lunch hour, but I had a... (2 replies, last updated by grant.cook April 27, 2009)

I just realized I have a three hour layover at lunch-time tomorrow, and may well arrive at my destination too late for dinner. So any suggestions for good, filling chow?? Bonus points for good Mexican and tequila......(hey, I... (1 reply, last updated by mamamia August 5, 2006)

Splitters...haven’t tried Pie in the Sky or Goia ...YET! In S.F. in order of preference...Little Star (for Chicago style) A16 (Neopolitan) Pizetta 211, Delfinas (only been to the last two once..so for me still in the testing... (43 replies, last updated by kimchee411 April 16, 2009)

I just drove up Route 7 and noticed that the sign next to Soup Alley says “Leah's Grill” where it used to say "Sky Bar." Anyone know what the story is there? (5 replies, last updated by amanda3571 June 8, 2009)

I participated in 2006. My pumpkin pie was from Dufflets and my guests said it was good. My apple pie was from George Brown and I thought it was mediocre. Thick dense crust with bland filling. A bit disappointing since I had high... (5 replies, last updated by fickle September 8, 2008)

Has anyone ordered the Pie in the Sky pies? They’re a yearly fundraising group that raises money for Community Servings, a non-profit that delivers hot meals to AIDS patients and families. The idea sounds... (3 replies, last updated by chompie November 15, 2003)

Pie in the Sky is a new pizza place that opened recently in downtown Berkeley (it replaced a donut shop). I pass it on the way to work every am, but they don’t open that early, so had not tried it. We were having leftover... (4 replies, last updated by SS May 16, 2006)

Ended up at Red Sky where Naked Fish across from Fanueil Hall used to be. By default since silly me thought the North End wouldn’t be as jammed on a crappy nite but I was wrong. Could have squeezed in at the bar at Prezza... (0 replies, last updated by Joanie June 12, 2006)

swordfish drenched in ground star anise. The last meal I had there 4 weeks ago was more miss than hit. Prices have sky rocketed. Sadly Don Alfonso, was much worse and more expensive than Il Gastronomo, Taverna Vulgi, or... (15 replies, last updated by Victoria Libin October 23, 2003)

As menupages.com doesn’t list its menu (what did we ever do before that glorious invention, by the way?) I was wondering if someone knowledgeable would comment on the prices at Terrace in the Sky. Some sort of range would... (3 replies, last updated by Ora February 28, 2006)

that they leave them out next time. The dish was marked with two spicy stars onthe menu and I asked for it extra spicy. Boy, did they deliver! My eyes were watering, but I was happy. Thanks goodness for the Thai iced tea (not on... (5 replies, last updated by adam October 17, 2004)

I’m looking for feedback on China Sky in Wellesley. I’ve recently eaten at CK Shanghai twice and thought it merely passable. Is China Sky a better bet? I live in Newton and usually go to Chinatown, but I’m... (20 replies, last updated by macadamianut June 19, 2008)