It’s good. I eat there about twice a month. Cheap, unpretentious, and the sandwiches aren’t inspired or anything, but it’s a good reliable lunch spot. The owner is selling the place and opening a new restaurant a... (3 replies, last updated by lawforfood December 30, 2008)

WOW! nice to have something this good in my ‘Hood as it saves me from strappin’ on my gat and making the trek to Law-Town (that’s Lawrence). the rice is awesome, the chicharon is amazing and they always have... (0 replies, last updated by ScubaSteve August 13, 2009)

I am going to Boston tomorrow to see Wicked. Where’s some really great and reasonably priced options. I’m unfamiliar with Boston. I’ll be there until Sunday. (3 replies, last updated by raddoc October 27, 2007)

after getting many great responses to my last post, my plans changed a bit. I now have tickets to see Wicked. Any recs on great food, not overly pricey, near the theatre for pre-show dining??? (5 replies, last updated by nsxtasy May 6, 2008)

Cheestique has started selling Wicked Bread from the baker at 2941 in Falls Church. I don’t live near Cheestique so I haven’t been able to catch the bread yet. Does anyone know if Wicked Bread plan on selling retail... (1 reply, last updated by ChewFun August 24, 2009)

We went to Miss Saigon before Wicked. Very reasonably priced, good food and close to the theater. I highly recommend the Crispy Fried Rice, I can’t find it on their menu but believe me, it’s absolutely delicious. The... (17 replies, last updated by Robert Lauriston September 30, 2009)

I heard rumors of this last week, but that was Yelp!, so I didn’t give it much credit. :) Wicked has now updated their web site to say they are closed. Bummer. They had some good stuff and were my only hookup for Whoopie... (6 replies, last updated by hzp February 11, 2009)

night we went back to the Wicked Oyster to eat at the bar, for a more reasonably priced dinner (the menu has both burgers and more expensive stuff so you can go either way). My burger was quite good. I rarely eat burgers but was... (0 replies, last updated by Kbee August 30, 2007)

We will be seeing Wicked at the Ford Theater please give suggestions/opinions about dining before or after the show as well as good ideas about restaurants. Thanks so much!! (5 replies, last updated by Chew on That October 22, 2007)

I’ve only been to Wicked Oyster once, but I would agree that Terra Luna has a more romantic atmosphere. It is one of my favorite spots on the Cape. I have been to Cafe Edwige for breakfast several times. It is very good, but... (3 replies, last updated by Amer5858 April 27, 2008)

My wife and I took in Wicked last Friday nite. We opted to visit Catch 35 on Saturday. The reservations desk was really not very warm to my phone call but I can over look that issue. The menu looked really good online so I was... (6 replies, last updated by HomeChef March 8, 2007)

Cafe Wicked 2151 W. Armitage Ave., Chicago 11 a.m.–9 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday; 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Friday-Saturday; 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Sunday; closed Monday I’m convinced a selection of their desserts is Sweet Street (which are good... (1 reply, last updated by chitownkid October 17, 2007)

That’s the name of it, 'Wicked Hot chocolate' at Jacques Torres' store. How is it? (7 replies, last updated by MrsT March 22, 2006)

Zarela’s (near 2nd $ 53rd or so) has great frozen margs. Beware, more than one or two and you’re getting into serious tipsy...they are deadly. But good. (2 replies, last updated by potluck April 16, 2005)

So many places, so little time. My head would explode trying to go everywhere in LA (Boston’s so small but that’s okay too) but I made a pretty good dent my five days in March. Thanks for your various comments.... (8 replies, last updated by Joanie April 12, 2007)