Would you consider the Italian cuisine served at Olive Garden the best in the world?

Natives consider Olive Garden to be NYC's worst restaurant.

Iv'e always wondered that if Italy is so great why didn't they shoot their guns at the German Nazis during WWII and the same as English and French soldiers, when attacked by the German infantry, they simply just sit there for 1 minute then quickly pulled back ,

Guy With Opinions wrote:

Natives consider Olive Garden to be NYC's worst restaurant.

Native NYers don't know there is an Olive Garden in the city. Is there really one somewhere in Manhattan?

Luigi Giuseppe Angelo Mario wrote:

You obviously have never had Sbarro if you're asking a stupid question like this

We just got a stand alone Sbarro's down the street. My anniversary is coming up soon, I guess I need to make a reservation.

Native NYer wrote:

Guy With Opinions wrote:

Natives consider Olive Garden to be NYC's worst restaurant.

Native NYers don't know there is an Olive Garden in the city. Is there really one somewhere in Manhattan?

The natives were exterminated by barbarians from Europe because they did't have weapons to fight back then like the Palestinians have been fighting the US for 70+ years now.

Olive Garden is to Italian food as Red Lobster is to Seafood.

No one has mentioned Fazoli's.

Jose el Plomero wrote:

No one has mentioned Fazoli's.

There's a reason for that.

PortlandXCgirl wrote:

Go to Little Italy in NYC and buy literally anything. It will be 10x better than Olive Garden, guaranteed.

Little Italy hasn't been Italian in at least 20 years.

You know it wasn't until after World War I that US Army Medical doctors and nurses transferred food hygiene and personal cleanliness standards to Europe. People in Europe slowly learned to cook meats and fish, boil water, wash vegetables. etc. People stopped drinking sewer water and washing themselves downstream filled with urine and excrement. As a result of US Army contributions, life expectancy zoomed and infant mortality drastically dropped in Europe.

the US Army of One wrote:

You know it wasn't until after World War I that US Army Medical doctors and nurses transferred food hygiene and personal cleanliness standards to Europe. People in Europe slowly learned to cook meats and fish, boil water, wash vegetables. etc. People stopped drinking sewer water and washing themselves downstream filled with urine and excrement. As a result of US Army contributions, life expectancy zoomed and infant mortality drastically dropped in Europe.

This is very true. Europeans are natural savages, white primitives. If not for the grace, kindness and courage of Americans, Europeans would be enduring a second century of slavery.

American cuisine is 10x better