Great Meals that I have forgotten the name of the restaurant.

[The Lone Liberal]

Glouchester, MA ------ Great fish and chips, it was down on the harbor close by Groton’s, the cod was super.

Sienea, Italy ---- Calazone, just great, it was south of the Certosa di Maggiano that I was staying in for a conference. A great meal.

San Francisco, CA ---- A very nice fish dinner, very chic, down on Fisherman’s Wharf.

Philadelphia, PN A great meal not far from river, the restaurant was suppose to have and did have the best wine cellar in the city. Great 12 course dinner with some great accompanying wines.

Seattle, WA. Great meal down on the Sound. Not far from Pike’s Market. Finished the meal with a super cigar from their cabinet. Hors d' Oeuvres of steamed clams on the patio, clear that day could see Mt. Rainer, beautiful evening.

Anyone know or want to guess the names of these restaurants? It is hell getting old.

[greatauntoftriplets]

1. Nope.

Am coughing from the cigar.

[flamingyouth]

2. Hmmm

Seattle.

Were you right on the water (i.e. on a pier?) or were you up or down the street from the Pike Place Market? Either way, it sounds lovely - just like our wonderful night now!

[SOteric]

8. I'm betting it was Elliot's

[mitchtv]

3. On the Wharf...

Various the Franciscan, Aliotos' Scoma's and Tarantinos.
scoma's in out alone in back, Franciscan is a separate Blgd. the other two have the crabstands out front. i think

[MoonGod]

4. Mexican place in Eagle Rock, CA

... a couple of friends of my ex-g/f took us there one morning after we had crashed at their place following a long night of partying. One of the best breakfasts I've ever had.

[DS1]

5. Toronto

Somewhere in the city, we'd get a Fish and Chips special with a fantastic Caeser salad to start.

[Rick Myers]

6. Breakfast in Toronto!!!

The Senator!!! OMFG!!!!!

[jobycom]

7. Orlando and Paris

My best friend took me to Disney World when I was around twelve. We ate at a hotel restaurant. All I remember is the punch, sort of a citrus-fruit punch. Probably average, but it was the first time I had ever been anywhere, so it was magical.

Paris-- Ate a pizza at a little basement restaurant somewhere around what was then Hotel Nico, right beside the Statue of Liberty. The pizza had eggs on it. Seemed weird then.