Favorite Restaurant Chains

HammerDown said:
Hooters Girls Beer GIF by Hooters

"Hi girls, how you guys doing today? Why, yes! I'd love a gigantic cold beer. Oh, it's happy hour? Hell, I may even have a second!"
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And then you eat the slop they ladle out of the pig trough.
 
PackJason said:
Yes, Cali.
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Wow!!!

I ... I definitely didn't expect it to be that easy. You really must have a good buzz goin'!!!

PackJason said:
Those hashbrowns sound great. Let's put some salsa on them, too.
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They're awesome!
Salsa sounds good to me, but I'm not sure if that's an option (and I'm not sure what I think of the idea of what Waffle House's salsa would be). Over the last decade, or so, they added a bunch of new options. The options used to just be "scattered, smothered, covered, and chunked*."

(chunked is li'l cubes of ham)
 
TechRaiderRider said:
nice!
my grandpa built 3 houses in/around kalispell -
my brother still lives in one out in evergreen,
down helena flats road -

i used to love floating the river
from presentines down to lydecks (sp?) -

cheers!
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Pressentine Bar to Old Steel Bridge? Not sure what Lydex is. Not many serviceable take-outs past Old Steel.
 
HammerDown said:
Who was the poster on tHoop who was so defensive about how great Chipotle was. Was that :thumper:

Dude was unreal. :facepalm:
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I eat chipotle probably more than most, especially when traveling, but comparing a slop-filled burrito to actual mexican food... no way. Best mexican I've had outside of Mexico is in Los Angeles... wonder why.
 
RoyMunson said:
I eat chipotle probably more than most, especially when traveling, but comparing a slop-filled burrito to actual mexican food... no way. Best mexican I've had outside of Mexico is in Los Angeles... wonder why.
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I agree, it's good food. And you can even make it healthy if you want. But it isn't mexican.

Tastes great though. I get it a few times per month. Well, since I've been back in the US at least.

I haven been to a Waffle House in a long time, but the Texas melt and hash browns are awesome.


Also a big fan of Pho, but I don't know of any national chains.

Anyone had Crisp and Juicy in the DC area? Puruvian chicken with tasty sauces. Good stuff.
 
RoyMunson said:
I eat chipotle probably more than most, especially when traveling, but comparing a slop-filled burrito to actual mexican food... no way. Best mexican I've had outside of Mexico is in Los Angeles... wonder why.
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I don't get the attraction to Chipotle and never have, never will. It's the most bland "Mexican" food I've ever had and the portions-to-cost is paltry at best. The overall value is nonexistent. It's expensive and not good. I feel like the price is double what it should be for what you get.
 
HammerDown said:
So if you could eat at any chain, you'd go to Waffle House?
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Without question. Where else can you watch you food being prepared while playing Family Tradition 10 times in a row on the jukebox?

That Texas Cheesesteak Melt with a double order of hashbrowns with mushrooms and onions, ain't no chain beating that.
 
All this talk of Waffle House just made me check, once again, to see if the non-stop flight between SFO and Kentucky had been reinstated, yet.

No, I'm not kidding.

It's one of the things I look most forward to when I go back to visit family (other than, you know, seeing my family, or at least some them, lol).
 
beardown07 said:
Pressentine Bar to Old Steel Bridge? Not sure what Lydex is. Not many serviceable take-outs past Old Steel.
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i looked on the satellite map -
there's a park there now called
spruce park on the river -
theres a steep bank of rock
that we'd drag the boat up -
i think grandpa used to call it lybecks
cause that who lived near the access pt -
access is completely changed now -
used to be able to access via east evergreen,
and get off near the north end of the park thats there now,
probably along that tree line -
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ukfanfrombirth(cali cat) said:
All these years of posting with you, and I never knew you were such a weirdo about waffles and pancakes.

That aside, if you don't like waffles, go for the hasbrowns.
I'd suggest "scattered, smothered, and covered," for a classic take, or if you want to be a bit more contemporary, you can add "peppered" and/or "capped."

I know you don't know what that means, but this is one of those times you should just nod and say, "yes, Cali."
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I don't trust anyone that doesn't like waffles.
 
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