stellamystar's Profile
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Pine and Bamboo Dim Sum was great, I liked it. Lots of Chinese families. |
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just had dinner at Silver. Great service - lovely atmosphere and fab cocktails. Silver would be my choice |
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yes! Stil here for awhile, so I'm still looking for any great rec's.! |
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Bumping in hopes of answer - are any of the places at the St. Regis resort tasty? We're traveling soon .. Glad I checked here re: Bill White Group. |
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I would be interested in someone sharing tea blog lists! I get really into tea this time of year! |
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No Reservations: Emilia-Romagna yes! I had to nibble on some cheese after watching them eat the Parmigiano with the Balsamic dots. holy holy! (someone correct me if I am wrong on that cheese type)... |
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No Reservations: Emilia-Romagna Watched it TWICE. In love. I was not familiar with that area of Italy, and I learned soo much. |
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best packaged or bottled ranch dressing? (not hidden valley!) I am an event planner and used to work in hotels, you should call the hotel/kitchen/venue and ask about the salad dressing! People call and ask about food stuff all the time. |
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Thanks! It's this thing - CREAMTOP BUTTERMILK BISCUIT ... 10 served with fried chicken. :) I think it was a boneless chicken though. .. hm.. anyway, enjoy. |
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Oh, the Savoy breaks my heart. The dining room is lovely, the bar is gorgeous, I adore the atmosphere. But, it needs Gordon Ramsay - badly. The food has slid to mediocre at best. |
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Ate at Gladys' this week. Conch fritters were OK- like a hush puppy. Conch chowder was OK. Nothing was great, but it was a cute place with great service. Cuzzins was recommended as local food but we didn't make it . Udderly Delight was soooo good and near Magen's Bay. Rum Raisen shake , with rum of course. |
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maybe moving to Kansas City MO from Boston I adore Boston! But you'll like KC - the real estate prices, the parking.. :) |
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I would LOVE to see a week's meal plan where you make this budget work. I need help - and most of the meal plan web sites are BORING. Post if you feel comfortable.! |
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It's hard to find good/creative catering for 10 people as many of those companies have a minimum order.. for delivery especially.. However, you could try Ingredient (downtown location)? |
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Awesome! We will try it out next time. Thanks! |
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Just got back from Branson. Ate at Farmhouse Diner/Cafe in old downtown Branson (not on the strip). Chicken fried steak and the like. Everyone enjoyed and 12 people ate for $200 with tip. Pretty darn good. You will find lots of $30 dinner "buffets" on the strip, but this place was more homemade and felt more "local." |
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We just went to Genessee Royale on Saturday!! So cute and so tasty. We were there about 8:30 Am and it was pretty steady (older crowd + us!). Good stuff - can't wait to go back. We had chicken fried steak - yum yum! Perfect portion - not too big / too small. |
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Roadtrip to Yellowstone from NYC: Local eats & farm stands? Welcome to the midwest! :) I don't know of any farmstands, but I can help you with some regional chains feat. local foods to the Northwern midwest. Whatever route you go, a pork tenderloin is a fav of mine (Iowa will probably have a good selection!) - I like mine with pickles and mustard. Hubby likes his with mayo. Other northern midwestern treats include the loose meat sandwich (Maid-Rite is a regional chain).. again, with pickles and mustard ! |
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Main Street Cafe, Durham, Kansas Thanks for the rec! I'll check out when in the area. Always looking for those "unseen" places. We enjoyed Brookville Hotel in Abilene, KS which won the 2007 James Beard American Classic Award. Brookville Hotel Menu |
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-The amount of half and half I go through for my morning coffeeS is obscene. |
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Quinoa and Couscous - can't do it. |
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Went to Almond (22nd and 5th Ave?) for Mothers Day Brunch and it was VERY good, they had lots of seating, and it wasn't crowded until after 1pm. I think they are on open table... ? Lovely little biscuits they bring you for your table with butter and jam. yummy |
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Pitch Magazine predicts top Kansas City food trends of 2012 And I think Port Fonda is moving into Westport storefront - so no more truck.(well, maybe sometimes?) |
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Lots of fans of Eggcetera (South Main/Plaza KCMO). They open very early. |
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Momma's just closed.... |
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Bluestem? Julian in Brookside? |
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I'm determined to try this. Also, microwaving the hamburgers! |
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I just bought some, too! I have the weird bumps on my arms (chicken skin- ick!), and its supposed to help! You put it on in the shower, I think? We'll see! :) |
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You should watch the old episodes of Frontier House from PBS. It was very.... pioneer. And interesting. |
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Was it rude to assume I was invited? Glad you said this. I plan corporate & educational events for my job, and spouses are not invited to the receptions 90% of the time - receptions where WE are paying for the guests. Even if we open it up for one VIP (or a group of VIPs) it becomes a slippery slope that the sponsor can no loner afford. And many, many times, the event tone is "work" even if it's Not Work, and the sponsor /host wants to promote an atmosphere of business chatter, not idle chatter..... |



