Do you have a favorite dish at a particular restaurant?

No - I've never been to a restaurant......

One day

The langostino pasta at Shells. In case anyone doesn't know, langostinos are like baby lobsters.

I love the Prime Rib at the Brasserie in Vancouver, B.C.

The poulet en papillotte at Tchang Kiang in Montreal
La rouille at Chez Michel in Marseille
The pizza aux escargots at Pizzaiolle
The General Tao chicken from Kam Ching in Montreal
Shrimp lobster sauce from Deer Garden " "
hmmmmm I have a lot!

Lasagne and meatballs from Bella in Vancouver.

Seafood pasta alfredo at The Fishwife in Pacific Grove, California.

Alas, Simon Pearce has stopped making the Roasted Chicken Breast with Lemon, Sage, and Pancetta.

Flo's fillet at Longhorn Steakhouse.

Uuummm "THE BOAT" at the Bansai Restaurant in Lakewood California.
This is a 3 ft.wooden boat brought to your table with an assortment of Japanese taste delights.Including the following:
12 pieces of Sashimi (yellow tail tuna) served with wasabi
6 pieces Taco (octopuss)
Teriyaki chicken & beef
Namasu (pickled paper thin sliced carrots & cucumber)
Green salad with Miso dressing (UMMMMM)
Hot Miso soup & Steamed rice (FOR TWO PEOPLE)
I LOVE JAPANESE FOOD!!!!!!!!!!
Great survey!

Hello, I am Quasimodo. I have a very sad story to tell you. When I was born, in the summer. My skin was very soft, the sun was very hot....I melted. I grew a hump, and grew over my mouth....and my hump...it also grew a hump, I named it Charles. I have to now be fed through my hump. I get sad a lot. But what gives me happiness, is when I can have a good meal, by ordering some good pizza. I enjoy it when my friends, touch my hump, and massage it. I like to take showers with my hump. And get tattoos on my hump. I have a Hump Ring. If you wanna come massage my hump, call me at 123Hump Me!!!!

I love the Buffalo Chicken Platter at The Ground Round where I live.

Actually, it would be the Friday lunch special at the Great Wall-egg flower soup, mar far chicken & pork-fried rice.

If you ever get to Oregon, I'll take you to the Great Wall for lunch on a Friday (they do have different specials each day of the week, but I like Friday's best). And the price is right-only $3.50 which includes the special plus tea and fortune cookie.

I have a favourite at every restaurant I go to, and there are lots of those. I am a creature of habit, and a piglet....

Fins Drive-In-I love their chocolate malts. Fins is one of those old-fashioned drive-in restaurants where you can pull into the drive-in stall with your car and a car hop comes out to take your order. It's like something out of Happy Days or American Graffiti They also have great hamburgers.

When i lived in tucson i would always stop to get a carne asada burrito at the various roadside taco stands. yum!

Do you live in a bell tower?
If not, maybe you should.
I've heard magic fairys and godmothers visit bell towers quite often.
Maybe one of them will have a magic wand to fix your hump.

*If* I ever get to Oregon....... (*Sigh* I look like failing all my exams and never being able to afford to leave the UK ever!!! Okay, so I have four big exams tomorrow and I'm a little pessimistic right now!)

Would the character you are named after give up-I think not! Buck up Biggles!

Thankyou You're right, Biggles would never give up (but he wasn't too keen on school work - at my age he was fighting in WW1; I'm glad I'm not doing that!)

Hmmm... This one place in Waynesboro, VA had good fish.... But that's not my favorite.
Maybe fish n chips at the six bells in Farnham.... no...
I don't know.

My mum just sent us a bunch of stamps from England(I collect) and one of them has Biggles on it!!!

Woo! I collect stamps too - well not so much anymore, but I did. I was so pleased when they brought out the Biggles one. We asked the Post Office to bring out a set for Captain WE Johns' (author of the Biggles books) centenary but they didn't so we were glad when they used him on their children's books characters one (Write a letter???)

My mum bought about 6 booklets. Some to keep and some to send to get back postmarked. Then we got quite a lot more on letters (especially our Biggles Flies Again magazine!)

We have two drive-ins in Akron, Ohio llike that. Swenson's and Sky-Way have the best burgers and milkshakes in town. They have car hops (all guys) run out to your car, take your order, run back in, and run your food out within a couple minutes.

Everything at Chianti's in Edmonton, Alberta is great!

I wish we still had drive-in movies here. There was one in Lebanon (not terribly far away), but it closed down a couple of years ago.

Yes.

Yes, several places.

I haven/t been to a drive-in movie in over 20 years. i just read in the paper a few days ago that a drive-in movie near here is one of only about 500 drive-in movies in the whole United States. There were a bunch of them in Akron when I was a kid. I don't know if you are old enouth to remember when they had playgrounds in front of the movie screens. The last time I went to the drive-in movie, they had two screens. We watched the movie we paid to see part of the time, and turned around and watched the other movie out the back window part of the time.

suan la chow show at Mary Chung's

Only one of the drive-in's had a playground (we used to have 4 or 5). The last one that was in my town (before it was tore down) had three screens and we did the same thing. If we didn't like the movie and one screen, we just changed screens.

Hare Krishna Sunday Feast @ Sydney Hare Krishna Temple.

Oh yes-a famoso burrito at this restaurant named El Taco Zamarano in Oakland, about a mile away from my house. Its a huge burrito crammed with rice,beans, a choice of meat (I choose chicken all the time) and cheese, topped with a special sauce and more cheese. With some Sangria from there and I'm in 7th Heaven.

Suan le chow show at Mary Chung's in Cambridge. Hands down.

so many favorites at so many places:
sushi at yoshi's here in jacksonville, fl, falafel at mamoun's in nyc, any of the food at park and orchard in nj. i could go on and on!!!

The Spinach Dip and Louisiana Chicken at Baton Rouge in Montreal. Garlic Bread at Jack Astors. And the Whopper at Burger King, baby!

Everything vegetarian at the Olive Garden.. mmm...

Where are you from again?

I grew up in Oregon, but was born in Maine. I drive-in I mentioned was in Oregon.

Just wondered...thanks!

No problem, I'm here all week if you have any other questions.

Well, I can't honestly say I'm much of a restaurant-goer, but I went to a place called "The Wharf Shed" a year or so back, and they had a delicious chicken salad

*Slurp* *Licks lips*

Flo's fillet at Longhorn Steakhouse.

Louisiana crawfish: hot and spicy from any ol' little hole in the wall in the Greater N'Orlans area. Food that will hurt you!

You're stranger than I am. It appears your favorite restaurant only serves liquid dishes.

You mentioned Flo's fillet twice. I deduce you went back for seconds.

If you look carefully you will see that my husband answered the same thing I did before I did

Oh?!? He is "ASexyBabe" also? Wow, you guys are kinky.
I guess I didn't read his "handle" correctly.

Question: Ahh...is he fond of short fat illiterate white men?
Response: Yes, filleted a la Flo.

No.

My hubby is ASexyBabesToy

Ahhhhhhhh!
Which explains his Madonna wanna-be belt bucket.

THAI CHICKEN CASHEW WITH BROAD NOODLES AT THAI ORCHID OR ANY OTHER THAI RESTAURANT

Ok-I'll keep that in mind.

Honey garlic ribs at Bill's Sticky Fingers

Madonna's infamous "Boy Toy" belt buckle?
Pissed off a lot of feminists at the time, it did.

Oh I don't know about any belt buckle

Oh yeah! The Savage (a type of gigantic pizza loaded) at Conan's Pizza in Austin Texas. Too bad my favorite Conan's location is now a Kirby Lane Cafe. I also love the fried calamari with peppers and garlic, with a side of cold Michelob, at Theo's in East Providence, RI. Lastly, you can't be in East Providence without a visit to the New York System for hot weiners, also known as belly busters or gaggers, which are NOT tasty, but they are strange, unique, and an unforgettable part of Providence and East Providence.

Pretty much anything at Simon Pierce, in Quechee, VT (though I can't think of anything specific off hand, it's been a while since I've been there).

The "Penisula Chicken" at an otherwise kind of crappy Chinese restaurant, Near East, near us in Somerville, MA- it's so chock-full of garlic it kicks butt.

The Salmon Tikka Masala, at an otherwise wonderful Indian restaurant, Diva, also near us, here.

Raw Salmon from just about anywhere that cuts it well.

Bread baked by my friend Robin in Cambridge, MA.

My own Carrot-Ginger Soup, in Somerville, MA (based on the Moosewood Cookbook version).

Oh, and if you go to Istanbul in Turkey, down by the bridge there used to be, at least, a couple guys who would go out every morning on their little tiny fishing boat and catch a day's worth of fish. they would come back to the dock by the ferry and start cooking them on a coal grill right on the boat- they would be flopping around on the deck, then tossed on the grill, made into a sandwich and sold for a few thousand Turkish Lire to the long queues of people standing near by. YUUMMMMMMMMYY!

Chicken Fried Chicken at a small restuarant called Southern Recipe

Deep fried crispy seaweed, beef chow mein, sweet & sour chicken and aromatic crispy duck from the local chinese takeaway.

The Captain's Platter at Leverocks in Tampa Bay.

yes

Very funny