Best restaurant in your life

[john9blue]

short chucky cheese.

I initially read this as "snort chucky cheese." and assumed "chucky cheese" was another street name for cocaine.

[JoshyBoy]

Amazing little Italian restaurant in St. Andrews called Belle Italia.

[2dimes]

Amazing little Italian restaurant in St. Andrews called Belle Italia.

St Andrews has a restaurant?

[JoshyBoy]

Amazing little Italian restaurant in St. Andrews called Belle Italia.

St Andrews has a restaurant?

AND a university.

[muy_thaiguy]

Oh, also the Spaghetti Factory in Denver is pretty good too.

[JoshyBoy]

Speaking of spaghetti, I'm away to go make some for my dinner along with some chicken meatballs.

[Timminz]

Hamachi Steak House, here in Halifax. Tepenyaki (sp?) style cuisine. Table around a large grill. Amazing food. Over-priced.

There was a nice Italian place called Piccolo Mondo that's closed now, but they made a gnocchi with gorgonzola, and truffle oil. After every bite, I would lean back in my chair, grinning widely. I couldn't help it. The food was so amazingly good, it made every fibre of my being smile.

Also, there were a few road-side stands in San Torini, and Paros that made the most delicious roasted meat (and associated meals) I've ever had. Where I live now has a large Greek population, and more than it's share of Greek restaurants, but none of them can hold a candle to even the worst place I tried in Greece.

[InkL0sed]

Hamachi Steak House, here in Halifax. Tepenyaki (sp?) style cuisine. Table around a large grill. Amazing food. Over-priced.

There was a nice Italian place called Piccolo Mondo that's closed now, but they made a gnocchi with gorgonzola, and truffle oil. After every bite, I would lean back in my chair, grinning widely. I couldn't help it. The food was so amazingly good, it made every fibre of my being smile.

Also, there were a few road-side stands in San Torini, and Paros that made the most delicious roasted meat (and associated meals) I've ever had. Where I live now has a large Greek population, and more than it's share of Greek restaurants, but none of them can hold a candle to even the worst place I tried in Greece.

I wasn't aware restaurants were works of art.

[Premier2k]

Amazing little Italian restaurant in St. Andrews called Belle Italia.

Belle Italia's are in quite a few places and yes, they are amazing!!

[Timminz]

Hamachi Steak House, here in Halifax. Tepenyaki (sp?) style cuisine. Table around a large grill. Amazing food. Over-priced.

There was a nice Italian place called Piccolo Mondo that's closed now, but they made a gnocchi with gorgonzola, and truffle oil. After every bite, I would lean back in my chair, grinning widely. I couldn't help it. The food was so amazingly good, it made every fibre of my being smile.

Also, there were a few road-side stands in San Torini, and Paros that made the most delicious roasted meat (and associated meals) I've ever had. Where I live now has a large Greek population, and more than it's share of Greek restaurants, but none of them can hold a candle to even the worst place I tried in Greece.

I wasn't aware restaurants were works of art.

You learn something new everyday.

[2dimes]

Amazing little Italian restaurant in St. Andrews called Belle Italia.

St Andrews has a restaurant?

AND a university.

Really? How many universitys are there in NB?

[Timminz]

Amazing little Italian restaurant in St. Andrews called Belle Italia.

St Andrews has a restaurant?

AND a university.

Really? How many universitys are there in NB?

Wait. That St. Andrews? Crazy.

Anyway, NB has a few Unis. One of them (the one I went to) is consistently ranked one of the top undergrad schools in Canada.