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Give me a "Weber Grill" and some meat...

and maybe some shaker on the "Rum Shakers"...

ya know...

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:

LIPH wrote:Victor's Cafe in NYC

If that's the place I'm thinking it is, best mojito north of Miami

and AWESOME SANGRIA!!!

SunsetChef wrote:Give me a "Weber Grill" and some meat...

and maybe some shaker on the "Rum Shakers"...

ya know...

(((((((((((((Billy)))))))))))))))) you do make one KICK A$$ Cheesesteak!!!!!!!!

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:

LIPH wrote:Victor's Cafe in NYC

If that's the place I'm thinking it is, best mojito north of Miami

If this helps, it's on 52 St between Broadway and 8th Ave. Gallagher's Steak House is next door and the Roseland Ballroom is across the street.

The Oar House

The local Mexican place (real Mexican, not Americanized Mexican) that has a "buffett" sign in their window.

Many people spell Buffett's name wrong, these people got it backwards. But they've got damn good food.

SharkOnLand wrote:The local Mexican place (real Mexican, not Americanized Mexican) that has a "buffett" sign in their window.

Many people spell Buffett's name wrong, these people got it backwards. But they've got damn good food.

Where and what's it called?

I will have to say whatever I have cooked on my grill or smoker.

SharkOnLand wrote:The local Mexican place (real Mexican, not Americanized Mexican) that has a "buffett" sign in their window.

Many people spell Buffett's name wrong, these people got it backwards. But they've got damn good food.

Americanized Mexican, Tex-Mex? by authentic are you referring to their using ...hmmm some innards in preparing some foods?

I'll take Tex-Mex any day over authentic.

SMLCHNG wrote:The Lorelei in Islamorada, FL

Does this look familiar?

Or this?

Not a bad picture FROM YOUR DINNER TABLE!!!!! Lorelei is a great place!

Y-NO-9-O wrote:

SMLCHNG wrote:The Lorelei in Islamorada, FL

Does this look familiar?

Or this?

Not a bad picture FROM YOUR DINNER TABLE!!!!! Lorelei is a great place!

I must say the red x's look very familiar but not very appetizing.

LIPH wrote:

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:

LIPH wrote:Victor's Cafe in NYC

If that's the place I'm thinking it is, best mojito north of Miami

If this helps, it's on 52 St between Broadway and 8th Ave. Gallagher's Steak House is next door and the Roseland Ballroom is across the street.

That's the one!

The Island Grille in Islamorada is FINtastic with great food and tropical atmosphere. The view is awesome.
The cracked conch, grouper, and snapper sandwiches are all awesome.
I love Porky's just north of the 7 Mile Bridge. The place has a very rustic/nautical look. Entertainment by Rocketman is great and the pork is great.

Locally it's tough since there are so many good ones.
I like Mango Mangos on A1A in St. Augustine.
The Outback Crab Shack near St. Augustine is great for a Buffettesque atmosphere and going to by boat but the food aint so great. However the beer is ice cold and the waitresses have big racks on display.
La Nopalera near my home is the best mexican I've had in the U.S.
The Matanzas Inlet Restaurant in Crescent Beach, Fl. has a great view as well as snook sandwich.
All good places and just writing this makes me yearn to return!!!

Spider Johnson wrote:

Y-NO-9-O wrote:

SMLCHNG wrote:The Lorelei in Islamorada, FL

Does this look familiar?

Or this?

Not a bad picture FROM YOUR DINNER TABLE!!!!! Lorelei is a great place!

I must say the red x's look very familiar but not very appetizing.

Can anyone see the pictures I posted or does everyone see red x's? I can see them.

There was this Mexican restaurant in Orange Beach, right near the Winn Dixie on Perdido Beach Boulevard which wasn't bad. Up here it's Fagmilia di Spagnolio in the North End that is great.

Y-NO-9-O wrote:

Spider Johnson wrote:

Y-NO-9-O wrote:

SMLCHNG wrote:The Lorelei in Islamorada, FL

Does this look familiar?

Or this?

Not a bad picture FROM YOUR DINNER TABLE!!!!! Lorelei is a great place!

I must say the red x's look very familiar but not very appetizing.

Can anyone see the pictures I posted or does everyone see red x's? I can see them.

just red "Xs"

z-man wrote:just red "Xs"

2 great sunset shots. Sorry all.
Can anyone cut-and-paste this into the address bar or click on the link and see the pic? If so I have no friggin' idea why it won't post here.
http://lh6.ggpht.com/_Qli8QjoAvto/RtGHk ... G_6192.JPG

Florida

Pepe's - Key West
Alabama Jack's (in all fairness, more for just being there than for the food)
Island Grill - Islamorada

Alabama

Lulu's - Gulf Shores area
Lambert's (just up the road from Lulu's...come hungry)
Bob Sykes BBQ - Bessemer (not even sure if that one's still there)

Philly

Geno's Steaks
Jim's Steaks
Chickie's and Pete's
Urban Saloon
Stroli's (which I don't think is still there)

New Jersey

The Pub - Cherry Hill
P.J. Whelehan's (yeah, I know it's a chain) - Cherry Hill
Charlie Brown's - Woodbury
Jackson Mountain Cafe - Cape May
Ugly Mug (right across the street from the Jackson Mt. Cafe)
Whaler's Cove - Cape May (no longer there)

Delaware

East End Cafe - Newark (good food, good music)
Damon's (again, I know it's a chain, but the food is great)
Klondike Kate's - Newark (good food, but call ahead)

Maryland

1. The Grannary - Georgetown/Cecilton
2. Waterman's - Rock Hall
3. The Harbor Shack - Rock Hall (Key West on the Chesapeake...unbelievable food, cheap beer, awesome view)
4. The Admiral's Cup - Fell's Point

Salukulady wrote:

SharkOnLand wrote:The local Mexican place (real Mexican, not Americanized Mexican) that has a "buffett" sign in their window.

Many people spell Buffett's name wrong, these people got it backwards. But they've got damn good food.

Where and what's it called?

It's called Calvillo's, here in my little hole-in-the-wall town of Alamosa, Colorado
http://calvillos.com/

Moonie wrote:

SharkOnLand wrote:The local Mexican place (real Mexican, not Americanized Mexican) that has a "buffett" sign in their window.

Many people spell Buffett's name wrong, these people got it backwards. But they've got damn good food.

Americanized Mexican, Tex-Mex? by authentic are you referring to their using ...hmmm some innards in preparing some foods?

I'll take Tex-Mex any day over authentic.

It's Mexican food like you would expect at an authentic Mexican restaurant in Mexico. Not like you'd find at your local On The Border or similar Mexican chain.