Favorite Eating Establishments
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Reggae Fish
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Next time you go, get it. Make sure you follow the order though and don't forget the green sauce that comes with it. If you don't like it, I'll send you some cash for another meal!
Reefer Wannabe
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We're just a bunch of losers who sit around and stare at our fish tanks...
Reefer Wannabe
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or other people's fish tanks 
zt444a
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Meetings
Meetings
Well,
My thinking is that in addition to getting out when the wife and I have time, maybe we could also try and have a SLASH meeting or two at some of our favorite eating places!
I enjoyed pizza night last night, we just basically talked about reefing (what else), and SLASH, but I would bet that we could do that at any place with tables enough for us to sit around.
Meetings
Well,
My thinking is that in addition to getting out when the wife and I have time, maybe we could also try and have a SLASH meeting or two at some of our favorite eating places!
I enjoyed pizza night last night, we just basically talked about reefing (what else), and SLASH, but I would bet that we could do that at any place with tables enough for us to sit around.
rams_1_again
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My Favorite Mexican Food: If you haven't tries Chuy Arzola's in Dogtown on Clayton your missing out. Some of the best salsa and steak fajitas this side of the rio grande. I'm drooling on my keyboard as I type this.
Reggae Fish
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They do have good food. Then you can stop by Seamus McDaniels which is about 1/2 block!
rams_1_again
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Next time I'm out that way I'll be sure to stop by or stagger in.
Ocicat
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Indian: Priyaa at Dorsett & McKelvey! Awesome any time, but they have a great buffet at lunch.
There is an India's Rasoi in Clayton (is there one on Manchester?). I have only been there once, had high expectations, and found it too salty.
If anyone knows of a single Indian restaurant in St. Charles, I would be forever indebted to you. I used to live in U City and am realizing that I was terribly spoiled as far as restaurants.
Thai: Thai Country Cafe in the Loop. I do think they serve the best Pad Thai in the world (although I have never been to Thailand). Thai Kitchen at Dorsett & McKelvey is excellent also, if you get a curry.
Italian: Cunnetto's (on the Hill!) -- My family used to go there every year for my birthday
Chinese: Guo Bin, Delmar & 170, underneath a retirement home... Hunan Empress on Olive near 141 is very good, too.
Mexican: Qdoba (there's a location on Manchester and one in the Loop) has recently replaced El Maguey at the top of my list. Really they are apples and oranges, though; Qdoba is much more fresh, and El Maguey is good if you want something heavier.
American/mix:
I don't know about a favorite, but I ate at Lewis & Clark's on Main Street in St. Charles the other night for my anniversary. Very good food, good service, and a very cool atmosphere.
Sweet Tomatoes (on Olive at Lindbergh) is great if you like salads.
There is an India's Rasoi in Clayton (is there one on Manchester?). I have only been there once, had high expectations, and found it too salty.
If anyone knows of a single Indian restaurant in St. Charles, I would be forever indebted to you. I used to live in U City and am realizing that I was terribly spoiled as far as restaurants.
Thai: Thai Country Cafe in the Loop. I do think they serve the best Pad Thai in the world (although I have never been to Thailand). Thai Kitchen at Dorsett & McKelvey is excellent also, if you get a curry.
Italian: Cunnetto's (on the Hill!) -- My family used to go there every year for my birthday
Chinese: Guo Bin, Delmar & 170, underneath a retirement home... Hunan Empress on Olive near 141 is very good, too.
Mexican: Qdoba (there's a location on Manchester and one in the Loop) has recently replaced El Maguey at the top of my list. Really they are apples and oranges, though; Qdoba is much more fresh, and El Maguey is good if you want something heavier.
American/mix:
I don't know about a favorite, but I ate at Lewis & Clark's on Main Street in St. Charles the other night for my anniversary. Very good food, good service, and a very cool atmosphere.
Sweet Tomatoes (on Olive at Lindbergh) is great if you like salads.
Reggae Fish
Premium Member
Vegetarin dinner #1 at El Maugey. I was a veggie for about 6 years. My wife has been one since second grade and she is 25
Ocicat
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I can't remember the number of my dish... even though I always get the same thing! Maybe #73. It isn't under the vegetarian section. I get it with bean burritoes, cheese enchiladas, and rice. YUM.
I've been veg since I was 12 and am now 28! I converted my husband many years ago, which is great since he is an awesome cook.
