Traveling from Ohio to spend New Year's in NYC. Obviously, New York is known for its restaurants and, having just made a reservation at Guy's new place, I could not be more excited. Anyone else been?
Traveling from Ohio to spend New Year's in NYC. Obviously, New York is known for its restaurants and, having just made a reservation at Guy's new place, I could not be more excited. Anyone else been?
All the NY critics bashed it relentlessly so the food will probably be pretty good. I am also from Ohio and couldn't imagine living on that prissy frenchy food the critics like so well.
Haven't been, but like the previous poster said, the critics went out of their way to write bad reviews about this restaurant. It became a national news story for a short while. My impression is that it is a better version of Chili's. If that sounds good to you, then go and enjoy!
Foodie wrote:
Traveling from Ohio to spend New Year's in NYC. Obviously, New York is known for its restaurants and, having just made a reservation at Guy's new place, I could not be more excited. Anyone else been?
Pretty sure this is a joke. Few people who call themselves a foodie haven't read the absurd Times review of Guy's place earlier this year.
But just in case, avoid Times Square like the plague and go somewhere authentic. If you want a name-dropping kind of place, see if you can get a reservation at Mario Battali's Nobu.
After this review, who could pass it up?
Foodie wrote:
Traveling from Ohio to spend New Year's in NYC. Obviously, New York is known for its restaurants and, having just made a reservation at Guy's new place, I could not be more excited. Anyone else been?
Don't waste your time with that trendy nonsense. If you're going to travel all the way to NYC, then treat yourself to a classic dining experience of the very best. In NYC that would be Delmonico's (est. 1837). For both the food and atmosphere, it can't be beat.
http://www.delmonicosrestaurantgroup.com/restaurant/Restaurateur wrote:
Don't waste your time with that trendy nonsense. If you're going to travel all the way to NYC, then treat yourself to a classic dining experience of the very best. In NYC that would be Delmonico's (est. 1837). For both the food and atmosphere, it can't be beat.
http://www.delmonicosrestaurantgroup.com/restaurant/
That's a great choice Mr Foody
I can get a salad, steak, and fries for $72!!
I'll make sure to have a glass of wine and a peach dessert for another $30-$40 so I can impress all the Applebee lovers in my hometown that I laid out over a hundred bucks for one meal. They will be so jealous of me. Thanks for the recommendation
Any time someone mentions guy fieri I think of this:
I told you it was coming wrote:
Restaurateur wrote:Don't waste your time with that trendy nonsense. If you're going to travel all the way to NYC, then treat yourself to a classic dining experience of the very best. In NYC that would be Delmonico's (est. 1837). For both the food and atmosphere, it can't be beat.
http://www.delmonicosrestaurantgroup.com/restaurant/That's a great choice Mr Foody
I can get a salad, steak, and fries for $72!!
I'll make sure to have a glass of wine and a peach dessert for another $30-$40 so I can impress all the Applebee lovers in my hometown that I laid out over a hundred bucks for one meal. They will be so jealous of me. Thanks for the recommendation
You've never been to NYC have you?
If you want authentic and delicious NYC cuisine you should make your way up to Harlem or the Heights and eat at a Wimpy's restaurant.
seriously.... wrote:
You've never been to NYC have you?
Yes
I ate pizza every day I was there. (New York style)
told you it was coming wrote:
seriously.... wrote:You've never been to NYC have you?
Yes
I ate pizza every day I was there. (New York style)
Truly pathetic. Should've just stayed in Bumbfvck Alabama.
Keepin it Real wrote:
Truly pathetic. Should've just stayed in Bumbfvck Alabama.
Actually it's bumbfvck Ohio and I can get a steak anytime I want. We have our own cows you know. Can't get New York style pizza here though. (unless you count Sbarro)
told you it was coming wrote:
I ate pizza every day I was there. (New York style)
Cool! But not everyone enjoys eating like a 20 year old college student. Some people like to have a nice meal experience.
You're the guy that travels to Paris and is excited to find a McDonalds, aren't you?
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Actually it's bumbfvck Ohio and I can get a steak anytime I want. We have our own cows you know. Can't get New York style pizza here though. (unless you count Sbarro)
The bolded portion pretty much says it all folks.
told you it was coming wrote:
Keepin it Real wrote:Truly pathetic. Should've just stayed in Bumbfvck Alabama.
Actually it's bumbfvck Ohio and I can get a steak anytime I want. We have our own cows you know. Can't get New York style pizza here though. (unless you count Sbarro)
Well, if you can't find pizza, I'm sure you can enjoy the local Tastee Freeze there.
shaking my head wrote:
told you it was coming wrote:Actually it's bumbfvck Ohio and I can get a steak anytime I want. We have our own cows you know. Can't get New York style pizza here though. (unless you count Sbarro)
The bolded portion pretty much says it all folks.
You got trolled, breh.
I told you it was coming wrote:I'll make sure to have a glass of wine and a peach dessert for another $30-$40 so I can impress all the Applebee lovers in my hometown that I laid out over a hundred bucks for one meal. They will be so jealous of me. Thanks for the recommendation
Instead, you should eat at the Olive Garden in Times Square. Your friends back home will be jealous that you got to eat a such a special Olive Garden. Busloads of diners flock to this Olive Garden to enjoy the great Italian food that New York is known for.
Le grande gastronome wrote:
I told you it was coming wrote:I'll make sure to have a glass of wine and a peach dessert for another $30-$40 so I can impress all the Applebee lovers in my hometown that I laid out over a hundred bucks for one meal. They will be so jealous of me. Thanks for the recommendationInstead, you should eat at the Olive Garden in Times Square. Your friends back home will be jealous that you got to eat a such a special Olive Garden. Busloads of diners flock to this Olive Garden to enjoy the great Italian food that New York is known for.
Didn't realize there was an Olive Garden in NYC.