If your best friend was going to Savannah, GA, where would you tell them to eat? [more inside]
posted by kidsleepy on Apr 29, 2009 - 20 answers

It's my birthday... where should I eat in Seattle? [more inside]
posted by bamassippi on Nov 11, 2008 - 17 answers

My wife and I are meeting my sister for dinner tomorrow in Myrtle Beach. She is coming from Texas, and I would like to find something that might be a bit unique for her. We would like to keep it at 20 or less for entrees. Sandwich places and seafood buffets are okay, too. Any suggestions?
posted by flarbuse on Sep 21, 2008 - 4 answers

I'm looking for the best sites to find 2 for 1 coupons for restaurants in U.S. cities - Key West specifically for this trip - but anywhere really. What are some of your favorite sites?
posted by Jackie_Treehorn on Jul 11, 2008 - 5 answers

Where can I eat some good North African food in Paris? [more inside]
posted by oxala on Jul 3, 2008 - 3 answers

Recommendations for a nice restaurant in the Woodland Hills area of Los Angeles, for a group of seven on a Saturday night ? [more inside]
posted by jayder on Feb 23, 2008 - 11 answers

Where are the really good, really fresh, really affordable seafood restaurants in Portland, Oregon (or the nearby coast)? [more inside]
posted by melissa may on Oct 14, 2006 - 10 answers

Where can I find great Indian food in NYC?
posted by spaghetti on Jan 6, 2006 - 20 answers

I eat out a lot. I go to the same restaurants a lot. I want to branch out and try some new places. First, what are some restaurants in Los Angeles that provide good value (not necessarily the cheapest, expensive is fine too, but you should get what you pay for in terms of food quality and ambiance). Second, is there an on-line resource that tracks this kind of thing so that I could easily figure out what's cool/hot/good/whatever in LA dining?
posted by willnot on Jun 20, 2005 - 22 answers

Healthy restaurant options in the Big Easy? I'm visiting New Orleans for a week with family, and I've been warned that the place should be called "the Big Greasy." Does anyone have recommendations for fresher, greener eating options? I've seen sites dedicated to helping people pick restaurants, but I'm hoping some here have personal Nawlins experience.
posted by squirrel on Jan 12, 2004 - 11 answers

I had dinner in a Mexican restaurant a while back, and the menu made this claim: There are only three true "cuisines" in the world, French, Chinese, and Mexican which predates the other two. In that case, can anyone explain to me what "cuisine" means, and how it differs from just meaning "style of food"? Why, apparently, is there technically no such thing as "Italian cuisine" or "Indonesian cuisine". Or am I just placing too much faith in Mexican restaurant menus?
posted by Jimbob on Jan 3, 2004 - 8 answers