Why has having a television mounted in the corner of practically every restaurant necessary nowadays?! Whatever happened to going “out to eat”? Here’s why I’m fussin': Last night, I took the wife to... (17 replies, last updated by swsidejim January 8, 2008)

I caught the last few minutes of an episode of this show on KCET (public tv station in Los Angeles), and was curious if there’s any relationship to this website. From the little bit of searching I did, it doesn’t look... (3 replies, last updated by Mattapoisett in LA May 9, 2007)

Did anyone catch CBS Sunday Morning this week? There was a two minute (or so) feature on Carl’s in Fredericksburg. I was there Saturday night, before the TV spot, and there were at least 100 people in line. The busiest... (0 replies, last updated by Rosepoint May 28, 2003)

I once had a party at Oikawa, which has a separate private room with TV and karaoke set. We had buffee style dinner and the room was a nice size for the party of 30. Price wise, I think it is expensive. You can call and ask them.... (1 reply, last updated by anko February 5, 2004)

What is it with TVs in restaurants? I understand that a sports bar would want to have the game on, but it seems like many of the inexpensive places I go to eat in anymore will have a TV going as if people come to a Chinese or... (23 replies, last updated by amusebouche March 27, 2002)

and viewer drawing on TV Diner is a nice bonus. (7 replies, last updated by hfhifi October 2, 2003)

Did anyone see the pilot show of “Check,Please” on Channel 11 a few weeks ago? They have three people talking about their favorite restaurants and then the others all go there and talk about it. I think that... (9 replies, last updated by TJR September 1, 2001)

They are showing the un-aired Chopping Block episodes on friday nights, starting this friday, 8:00 on NBC. It wasn’t the greatest show, but if anyone is looking for closure, you are all set! (0 replies, last updated by sibeats June 16, 2009)

I’d already given some thought to the time factor and understand the quandary. However, some if not most TV cooks do taste their food and talk without gross sound-effects. The size and shape of an individual’s mouth... (6 replies, last updated by legourmettv July 11, 2009)

We went to the one in DC, Carla and Spike were there. Spike made a soft shell crab sandwich and they answered questions (cooking related, show related and personal) while doing the demo. Overall we enjoyed it, but were expecting... (0 replies, last updated by jes May 9, 2009)

I cannot do subtitles during dinner, Food comes first! I love watching food tv on Saturdays while on the treadmill, i always get great dinner ideas and often make them that night! What did we do before food tv? (117 replies, last updated by Boccone Dolce April 13, 2009)

Saw that on TV tonight. Never been there, but have to make an effort to try that Peanut Butter donut. (16 replies, last updated by kevin March 9, 2009)

Sometimes the website and the actual televised episode will contain discrepancies. Which should I trust for the correct recipe, the website or the episode? (1 reply, last updated by romansperson June 4, 2008)

I want to watch Obama’s speech, but am forced to go out for lunch. Help please! (2 replies, last updated by yogachik January 19, 2009)

Do any of you know of a cooking show for kids that airs on television? I am familiar with some online ones, but I am interested in ones that are actually broadcast. Thanks! (4 replies, last updated by rockycat February 9, 2009)