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enzfyr
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Thu Sep 09, 2004 9:23 am
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OK, someone got me going on food in another thread, so I decided to copy it into the proper forum...
I haven't had it in YEARS, but the roast beef poboy at the Chimes used to be my favorite in town. I think it was advertised as requiring like a dozen napkins or something.
Opposite end of the spectrum, Sullivan's is outstanding & so is Dajonels (my favorite was their appetizer with oysters prepared 3 different ways). J. Alexander's - outside Mall of LA on Bluebonnet - also has great steaks & you can go in anything from shorts to formalwear. Change of pace - La Carreta on Government has wonderful, authentic Mexican with live music on Thursday evenings & killer margaritas all the time. Ichiban on Essen has the best sushi in town - gotta try the boat!
So what are your fave spots to feast?
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Mackey
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Thu Sep 09, 2004 9:40 am
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George's - It's Under a bridge
They serve some of the greatest poboys i have ever had, I think you go down college and when u see that walmart turn either left, if your coming from LSU or right if your coming the other way. And just go all the way down till you go under that bridge and its to the right, just after the bridge.
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enzfyr
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Thu Sep 09, 2004 10:11 am
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ok, mackey, since you're new, let me clarify for our fair friends of TigerU...
your directions are close to adequate for George's Restaurant on Perkins Road, under the overpass, which does have great burgers, etc.
they also have locations on highland and george o'neal
however, there is a George's Bar downtown, under the I-10 bridge, which serves up something entirely different 
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LEstay
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Thu Sep 09, 2004 10:33 am
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Cane's is wonderful... try any of the many locations around BR!
I also like Chimes's freakin-huge fish filet. But I'm always open to try new restaurants that serve fried fish. Any suggestions on good fish places?
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Ichiban
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Thu Sep 09, 2004 11:36 am
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for italian, Vincents, near kenilworth and highland, is simply awesome. The veal parmesian there is mouth watering.. mmm
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Brigid
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Thu Sep 09, 2004 11:46 am
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Izzo's for casual, Vincent's for less casual is really nice but quite expensive.
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Norris
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Thu Sep 09, 2004 12:34 pm
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I know a girl that works at this BBQ place called Brother's that is really good. It is on Goverment St.
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Aprilyn
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Thu Sep 09, 2004 1:17 pm
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I happen to love Buffalo Wild Wings. They have the best stuff and it is a lot better the Pluckers.....mmm wings now I'm craving them. Need to get wings....hehe
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Norris
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Thu Sep 09, 2004 1:29 pm
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Hold on just a second. For wings, always choose Hooters. Fuck any other place that claims to have the best wings. That is all.
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Earl
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Roul's is the man at the Double MegaBurger, however, I am more likely to eat his Philly Cheesesteank poboy, Grilled Shimp PoBoy, or the Gyro. Roul's is my favorite place to eat Poboy's. If you want the bet chili Cheesr Fries, go to Louies. The down side is that alost 90% of the time is slow, bad service.
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funkybrewster
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Thu Sep 09, 2004 4:31 pm
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Wings: Hooters
Po-boys: Rocco's, Roul's, Inga's
Good cajuny food/casual date: Chimes or Walk On's or Boutin's
Italian: Vincent's or Pinetta's
Seafood: Chimes, City Cafe
Pizza: ...LA is bad for pizza...just suck it up and go Pizza Hut
Upscale/fancy date: Juban's, Dajonel's, Primo's
Mexican: Superior Grill...bar none.
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rwnugent
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Tue Nov 30, 2004 6:09 pm
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La Carreta has excellent Mexican food also. It is right down the street from superior. I had the El Relleno last night and it was awesome, and it's less than $10. http://www.carretarestaurant.com/
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MrTrunks
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Tue Nov 30, 2004 7:08 pm
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| funkybrewster wrote: | Wings: Hooters
Po-boys: Rocco's, Roul's, Inga's
Good cajuny food/casual date: Chimes or Walk On's or Boutin's
Italian: Vincent's or Pinetta's
Seafood: Chimes, City Cafe
Pizza: ...LA is bad for pizza...just suck it up and go Pizza Hut
Upscale/fancy date: Juban's, Dajonel's, Primo's
Mexican: Superior Grill...bar none. |
Rotolo's, de'angelos have great pizza.
Mello Mushroom is good to but kind of high for a pizza place.
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funkybrewster
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Tue Nov 30, 2004 8:10 pm
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| MrTrunks wrote: | | funkybrewster wrote: | Wings: Hooters
Po-boys: Rocco's, Roul's, Inga's
Good cajuny food/casual date: Chimes or Walk On's or Boutin's
Italian: Vincent's or Pinetta's
Seafood: Chimes, City Cafe
Pizza: ...LA is bad for pizza...just suck it up and go Pizza Hut
Upscale/fancy date: Juban's, Dajonel's, Primo's
Mexican: Superior Grill...bar none. |
Rotolo's, de'angelos have great pizza.
Mello Mushroom is good to but kind of high for a pizza place. |
They don't compare to east coast pizza.
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machrichelieu
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Tue Nov 30, 2004 9:00 pm
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hmmm let's see Gino's, Cheesecake Bistro, Ninfa's, the Wall, etc...
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