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Go out to dinner often?
We go out for a nice dinner every couple weeks. Been cooking most of my food to be more healthy, but when we go out, we always look for something different.
My girl looks on travel zoo a lot and found a deal for a restaurant in Studio City called the Six. Nice place, had the Pho Soup and a Chicken pot pie. The food is pretty good, had a bottle of Malbec and just enjoyed the company. We got a coupon for the dinner on Travel zoo for $49. Dinner cost a total if you just walked in at $108. Not counting tip. We gave the waitress the coupon and when the bill cam, it was only $12. So we got a $108 dinner for $61 bucks. I think we may do this more often! Tipped her $20.. |
Everyone likes a deal. I however cringe at the thought of having Pho at the same place they server Chicken pot pie. :)
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The wife and I booked a reservation at Pier 61 in Port Dalhousie this Saturday night. Celebratin' my father's b'day...and mother's day. We've been to the restaurant once before, it's upscale...great food, big portions and reasonably priced. Plus the view through the windows overlooking the harbour and marina is amazingly picturesque.
Port Dalhousie is famous for the Rush song, "Lakeside Park". http://storage.stcatharinesstandard....=1383689206997 http://www.pier61.ca/files/106656857...110916227n.jpg |
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I have eaten at a restaurant every night since October 18 2014.
I miss cooking! |
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Agree do not wear a nice shirt when eating Pho..lol |
i like pho
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We have favorite place in Carpinteria California called the Palms, they bring you a raw steak and you cook it. I took everyone out for my birthday last year and the bill was only $300 for 6 people including cocktails. Everyone was eating steak and lobster and crab leg. Love that place. Been open for over 100 years. |
I try not to worry about such matters ...
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We used to eat at restaurants quite a bit. But unless it's for something special, Real BBQ, Chinese Food (we have a great one about 30 min drive that's authentic with awesome dumplings), I prefer to cook at home. With the availability of great ingredients, the food I can make is better than the restaurants in the area, and for a fraction of the cost. We just got tired of going out and thinking the food was "Meh" Plus I can have as many beers as I want and not have to worry about driving.
The other night I made Pho for dinner, and it was as good as our local Viet/Thai restaurant. Was actually surprised how easy it was, now I just need to get the recipe for their yellow curry soup. |
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As about the old architecture, so you should hurry. Those headless morons in the Moscow City Hall are gonna ruin it completely and turn into something like this: http://varlamov.me/2014/polet7/01.jpg In fact they are already doing it... :( |
where the gf?
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Fancy restaurants do little for me. Some times the best places are the crappy little wholes in the wall. I like character, not feng shui.
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We eat out twice a week, usually Saturday and Sunday but cook weeknights. We mostly eat out at places less than $80 for both of us but every couple weeks we will do somewhere a bit nicer for a date night, usually a good steakhouse.
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Not to mention picking most expensive city of one country and comparing to some random city of other. Not to mention even not knowing WHAT was eaten. Seriously... :helpme:error |
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Are you really that stupid or are you just being a prick? Obviously he means are you talking about the price of a hamburger for dinner or the price of a steak dinner. . |
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BTW, can you really sit in front of your lady, squeeze and bite some stinky burger while she's watching at you? That must be soooo disgusting :throwup
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