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Greetings, GWS. It has been a while. I am now a fancy traveling man who has to go to trade shows and eat with other monsters. Next week I'll be in San Diego and some marketing lady gave me a list of recommended options. I get to pick two. Thoughts? Juniper & Ivy Cowboy Star Lionfish Seersucker Herb & Wood Greystone Mister A's I've never been to San Diego and love food. Greystone stands out because they've got waygu and I've never tried it. Any locals or regulars to SD have any recommendations?
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Is there a Paris thread? There's gotta be one - im phone posting and couldn't find one. In case there isn't, I am going to be there in June solo for work for a week. I dont plan on being in paris proper all that much since it is 15 km or so away from where I'm going to be working 12-16 hours a day. I will make a point of making it in for at least one meal before or after the 5 days of lovely days. Is there any place I MUST go for a meal, in your opinion? Assuming I dont need to make a reservation 9 months in advance, of course. Budget is, let's say, $500 for food and drink. That is easily more than I've spent on any meal in my life, but I may never make it back there, so gently caress it.
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I'm going to atlanta (there may be an atlanta thread, and I'm sorry if I missed it) early next year for work. I'll be in "tech square/midtown." If you were dining on someone else's dime, is there a place there I should ask to be taken? If you were spending your own money, is there a place i could ride a bus to eat at?
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rockcity posted:Not really the someone else's dime kind of place but Antico makes goddamn delicious pizza and is right in that area. I go there almost any time my work sends me to Georgia Tech for something. Excellent! Thank you!
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Nov 29, 2019 20:08
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Casu Marzu posted:Take advantage of MSP having the largest Hmong population in the US and eat a shitload of Hmong food Hmong food is worth the trip to MSP. it is such a niche culinary experience for nearly all americans based demographics, but if you move to MSP, hmong is where you should start and then look into Somali cuisine
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I have to go to Tampa for work soon-ish and was hoping to find a place or two around the area to check out, preferably a place where reservations aren't recommended as I have no idea which nights I'll be free of work obligations. It'll just be me, and I'd be comfortable spending up to $150-ish without drinks. If it's under $75, that'd be dope too, as that's my daily meal cap and id be happy to spend it all for one meal. Any help would be appreciated!
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