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So...What's the best thing(s) you ever ate in the Tampa Bay area? (spinning off of another FL post)
- sweet_polly Dec 2, 2010 05:19 PM
The stuff you go back for again and again?
Mise en Place's Chicken Liver Pear Port Mousse Pate pretty much always makes me want to faint.
Sorry, I know a lot of people think the Columbia is subpar (it is a chain, after all)...but their White Chocolate Bread Pudding is orgasmic. Their Cava Sangria also stands up admirably to any that I had in Barcelona.
Pincho y Pincho's (Ceviche's sidecar) in downtown St. Pete has the most amazing Tres Leches Cake.
Bernini in Ybor's Pistachio Crusted Grouper with Mashed Potatoes & Broccolini with a Marsala Brown Butter Sauce.
The Karpathos Chicken Salad at Acropolis Greek Taverna...I never get enough of that.
Pretty much anything at Della's After Dark in Brandon (who knew???) .
The Lobster Bisque and the Blackened Shrimp & Bourbon Pecan Salad at Cafe L'Europe in Sarasota.
I can also be a bit of a sucker for Charley's giant (as God intended) $12 Cosmos.
The Chili Cheese Dog and Eggplant Fries with Ranch Dressing for dipping at Campbell's Dairyland in Brandon.
I'm just getting started...I'll think of more.
Okay, I idid. It's way to the north of the Tampa Bay Metropolitan Statistical Area...but Lunch on Limoges in Dade City serves up the most phenomenal Fried Eggplant EVAH. Also, their Toasted Croissant stuffed with Tarragon Chicken Salad, Swiss Cheese and a fresh, steamed Broccoli Spear is one of the best that this non-sandwich-lover ever ate in FL.
Okay...the Columbia has a half-dozen locations, all owned and managed by the founding family...but I think lumping them into "chain" and thus into the same category as Olive Garden and McDonald's is pretty unfair.
But I'm with you on most of the rest of it (and you hit on my guilty pleasure - any of the fried veggies at Campbell's rocks...and you can then justify the ice cream because you ate your vegetables!)
re: sunshine842
Yeah, I know...but the Columbia gets bashed pretty frequently here, thus the "qualifier". ;)
Campbell's is the debil...I don't care what they say about having a "Jesus Filled Day" on their marquee. ;)
re: sweet_polly
ROFL - they're right around the corner from my doctor's office -- so when I was pregnant with DS and had to fast for blood tests, Campbell's was right there to make it all better...or for Dole Whip cones after the other appointments!
My current faves-
Tripa tacos at Taqueria Monterrey
Clam pizza at Wood Fired (also pistachio is excellent)
Make-your-own-rolls at Pho Quyen
Oyster Po-Boy on olive loaf at Pane Rustica (also the blueberry tart they make is unreasonably good)
Cappy's chicago style pizza with anything on it
Chitterling at Yummy House (which is no longer available) :(
BBQ Pork Bahn Mi at Saigon Deli
Pulpo Gallega and Scallop/Salmon Ceviche at Vizcaya
3 roll combo at Bamboozle cafe
Sideberns happy hour (the lengua and the tartare are my current faves)
re: askdrtodd
Polly and Dr Todd -- is Beaune's still serving goodies at the wine bar? That was a favorite date night.
re: sunshine842
sunshine- couldn't tell ya, I very infrequently go in to ybor after dark.
re: askdrtodd
don't be afraid. Ybor is fine after dark.
re: andy huse
plus they have a secured parking lot well off of 7th.
re: andy huse
I was actually there last night, there was a holiday beer tasting at new world, my better half doesn't like ybor too much after a few bad experiences with some drunk people, etc, therefore I don't go there much ;)
re: sunshine842
I was at Beaune's about two months ago and they were serving a small but interesting sounding menu at the bar (and at the tables). We had already eaten dinner so I didn't partake. It's a cool place, but most their wines are European and the spousal unit and I (although we do enjoy some European and South American wines), love the ones from the U.S. northern Pacific coast the best.
re: sweet_polly
Not even most -- they unashamedly sell only Italian, Spanish, and French wines -- that's their niche.
The food was great and well-priced, and you can't go wrong with the wine prices. You used to pay just the retail prices from the store, but I think now there's a corkage fee added.
re: sweet_polly
My hubby and I drove by there today and were wondering is Beaune's pronounced Boone's or Bone's or even bayune's. Too funny as I haven't seen it mentioned before Thanks. Juli
re: juli5122
it's pronounced like bones -- it's named after a major wine-producing town in the Burgundy region of France.
re: askdrtodd
drtodd, your clam pie at Wood Fired caught my eye. I'm from New Haven, where clam pie is fresh shucked clams, garlic, OO - no sauce, no cheese - is that similar to the Wood Fired rendition? If so, it would be worth a trip across the bridge. Thanks.
re: andy huse
Thanks, andy. The only clam pie south of the Skyway has tomato sauce, cheese, and canned clams -a yucky disappointment. I'll try Wood Fired. Pizza is a challenge here. I'm not expecting New Haven, just something better than Manatee County's offerings.
re: askdrtodd
Amusing. "Yuse guys" are why I'll get a Skypass for the bridge. Y'all are out-eatin' me.
re: askdrtodd
Let me go ahead and add the "Hot roasted beef, gruyere cheese, caramelized onions, spinach, garlic horseradish aioli" sandwich at Pane Rustica I had today. GOOD LORD that was mind blowing. Best sandwich I've had in 300 forevers.
re: askdrtodd
I have never had a clam pizza...but now I must.
re: sweet_polly
Yes, you must. It is excellent. Meeting with Peter today, (shhh this is a secret) he may or may not be actively trying to expand down toward South Tampa (HECK YEAH!!!) and may or may not be exploring for a location/venue. ;)
re: askdrtodd
Interesting. Before I read this thread, I planned to post that Wood Fired Pizza is the only thing I miss when not in Tampa.
re: askdrtodd
CLAM PIZZA!???!!! omg i'm positively quivering with antici.....pation. i have GOT to get to this place. it's been on my list...along with Pane Rustica and Datz...
re: askdrtodd
Based on this thread, went to wood fired for the first time last week, debated the clam and pistachio pie, chose the pistachio based on server recommendation. Good, but not my style. Flavors to delicate for pizza IMO.
Loved the atmosphere, met Peter, he went on a ten minute in depth dicussion on yeast fermentation and the intricacies of dough making with all the temp changes. A super nice guy who is passionate about food.
Defintely plan on returning to try out some more stuff.
re: herbert1
True, the flavors are very subtle, it's not in-your-face big, it's more like a complex box of fine wine.
re: askdrtodd
From the reco here I called Wood Fired to inquire /confirm that the clam pie includes fresh clams. Peter returned a message that he uses fresh "when available" . I appreciated his promptness, courteousness, and candor. I'll simple phone ahead when I get the urge, I'll hold out for fresh.
re: askdrtodd
so did i, doc. ;)
re: askdrtodd
I guess I'm not accustomed to boxes of anything more complex than Cracker Jacks.... I don't want to cross the Skyway for a subtle pizza. I want an explosion of flavors. Canned clams spook me, and do not appear on a real New Haven pie even on a bad day.
I don't mean to sound fussy, I just like the genuine article, especially when it is not local and someone worked hard to make it happen. Like conch, at Mid-Peninsula Seafood in St. Pete. It is excellent, totally out of place, and made (and pounded) with love.
Excellent query, Polly. You and Todd have posted impressive and inspirational lists. Bill is amid his birthday bacchanal, and is probably feverishly assembling a list of his own in the meantime.
My favorite things are usually simple.
Wood Fired Pizza: I have a hard time not getting the Sofia on every visit. The balance of cheese and sauce is perfection. Pistachio is a favorite, as is the pesto, which is almost over the top with toppings, threatening to overwhelm the thin crust, but sometimes such a delicious struggle. the Michaelango if i want a more "normal" pizza. and the lunch deal, a small Raquel (marguerita) pizza, good salad, and drink for $10. i like the relaxed feel and regular customers, too.
The marguerita at Paci's is a thing of rare and ephemeral beauty. They're always friendly and the place is laid back.
Taqueria Monterrey: The newly discovered torta (thanks Todd/Bill!) with house made chorizo and plenty of toppings on fresh baked bread. I've been back twice in the last week. I also like to order plates of two kinds of meat and make my own tacos with the great salsa and topping bar. The peanut salsa is great.
Chopstix: Lo Mein. It is excellent, but still close enough to the fast food version to satisfy that craving without so much grease.
Gnocchi at Osteria Natalina. and anything with steak.
China Yuan: pan fried dumplings. Beef chow fun with black bean sauce. Shrimp wonton soup.
Yummy House: West Lake beef soup. Salt and pepper calamari. I once tasted someone else's order of Szechuan chicken. It isn't too sweet and I love it.
I really like Ty's Two Fister at Datz, pastrami and corned beef. The latke fries.
Watermelon Aqua fresca from the Taco Bus. Season just ended.
Strawberry milkshakes from Parkesdale farm in Plant City.
Green Chile with pork from the VIP in treasure island.
Filet Chaco at the Columbia. The Cuban sandwich. Snapper Adelita or Alicante. 1905 shrimp. Spanish Bean Soup and Cuban toast.
Meatball subs from Brocato's. and the picadillo stuffed potatoes. Good onion rings, too. I'm not as crazy about their deviled crabs as I used to be.
Sushi at Tokio. Tame stuff like the Mexican and spicy tuna rolls.
If I need chicken parm, I go to Gino's in Forest Hills for a man sized portion.
The massive fried pork chop at Antojitos with lots of aji spooned on. Also the empanadas (beef or chicken), stuffed yucca, blood sausage, chicharrones.
Caldo Gallego with Cuban toast at La Teresita. Sometimes I have two bowls.
Banh mi at Saigon Deli. Roast pork is good but sometimes seems too salty. I prefer the meatballs these days. They're soft and tender.
Also to echo Todd, the make your own rolls (with beef) at Pho Quyen. Like the noodles bowls and Pho, too.
Spicy hot Korean (or "Oriental") fried chicken from Sa Ri One Lunchbox.
Let's talk dessert.
Guava and cheese empanadas from Mr. Empanada. Their best.
any cake from Wright's, but i love the chocolate cake with pnut butter frosting. i'm glad i don't live close by.
white chocolate bread pudding from the Columbia. the rum sauce is nice, and they serve a huge split brick of a serving. their best dessert.
La Segunda Central Bakery. two words: almond crescents. and any pastry with guava, there are several varieties. their pecan pie is also outstanding.
Mike's pies, wherever they are these days.
China Yuan
8502 N Armenia Ave Ste 1A, Tampa, FL 33604
1441 E Fletcher Ave, Tampa, FL
Yummy House
2202 W Waters Ave Ste 1A, Tampa, FL 33604
Pho Quyen Restaurant
4749 66th St N, Kenneth City, FL 33709
3090 S Jog Rd, Greenacres, FL 33467
re: andy huse
Andy, you are a god among mere mortals ;) That is an amazing list. I've had 3 people speak highly of Antojitos in the past two days, the only food of theirs I tried was at the flavors of west tampa show recently, and I loved it. This place just moved to the top of "the list" I keep in my desk drawer at my office.
re: Manderley
*smacks Manderly for using Rachelspeak* then hands Manderly another glass of sangria.
re: sunshine842
Here is my list:
Tacos al pastor at La Cabana Del Tio
Fried Grouper Sandwich from the Original Frenchy's
Roasted Pork Sandwich from Tangelo's
Red Snapper with house citrus rub sandwich from Island Seafood (I ask for cheese too)
Peanut butter pie from Leverock's
Deconstructed cannoli from Bella Brava (I think it is off the menu)
Rack of Lamb from the Wine Cellar served with an amazing garlic butter emulsion
Steak Tartar from Timpano's (S/O loves the oyster shooters)
Mushroom Swiss eggs benedict from The Gathering, and they do half orders which I love.
Almond Croissants from L'Eden
Foie Gras with cherry and ice wine syrup from Café Ponte
French Macarons from Cassis Bakery
Duck Taco with goat cheese from Red Mesa Cantina
Kumamoto Oysters from Z Grille
Cranberry Italian Ice from Aunt Ritas
Cheese Grits from Leroy Selmon's (Let the loud guffaws begin)
Lunch Buffet from Taste of Punjab
Aahh, many happy meals.
Bella Brava
515 Central Avenue, St. Petersburg, FL 33701
Red Mesa Cantina
128 3rd St, Saint Petersburg, FL
Z Grille
104 2nd St S, St Petersburg, FL
Frenchy's Cafe
41 Baymont St, Clearwater Beach, FL 33767
re: juli5122
awesome sauce!
re: juli5122
No laughing at those cheese grits. They are divine!
re: rhnault
I'm with you on those cheese grits, Rhnault. They are unbelievably good.
re: gfr1111
The grits at Leroy Selmon's are very good indeed. Don't like chains much but I do go there for the Beef Brisket Quesadillas and the boyfriend is quite fond of the gumbo. The rolls they serve there are so delicious and soft. I call them BBQ donuts! I'm pretty sure they also have a decent bread pudding.
re: juli5122
mmmmmmmmmmmmm that is a killer list juli.
Sadly my favorite BBQ wings, my favorite cheese grits, and my favorite cornbread casserole are at (say it ain't so!) a CHAIN! (Lee Roy Selmon)
re: askdrtodd
but Lee Roy is such a nice guy...let's not hold it against him!
re: askdrtodd
Have you had the cornbread casserole at Rusty Bellies? It's very good.
re: CFishman
re: askdrtodd
Just asking, How many restaurants make a chain? We, Lee Roy's, only have 6 places! We aren't that big! Again.....just asking, Also, appreciate the kudos, Greg. (I run Lee Roy Selmon's). fyi, love the Taco Bus and Acapulco Grocery for Tacos!
re: rhnault
private, based out of Tampa
re: glynn
glynn, nice to see you on here, I hope the CH mods don't boot you off for being affiliated with the restaurant, they're... um... well that's another story.
I love LRS 90% of the time, it does have some pretty chain-ey elements but those damn wings will have a place in my heart until you change them or take them off the menu. Then you're dead to me.
(FYI when you guys began serving the cornbread casserole only one day a week, LRS became a much more every-once-in-a-while visit rather than every-week-or-two spot for the guys I work with, just so you know)
re: askdrtodd
I understand the Mods job, I try not to market. I really get great insight on here and it is fun . The MODS usually let me ask questions if it is not too business related. Call me about the one day a week (shouldn't be), don't want to get into it on here....too businessy...LOL 813 321 7770.
re: rhnault
re: glynn
HAd lunch at LRS yesterday for the first time. The one on boy scout blvd in Tampa. Thought the food was pretty good, had the ahi tuna, selmons wings and the gumbo (roux could have been thicker). The service was abysmal. Sat in the lounge, 3 in the afternoon, at a booth and was basically ignored by not just the server but everyone working in the bar area. People had absolutely no concept of service.
re: juli5122
What happened to Tangelo's? I'm in town from Boston and noticed that it's gone. It's going to be missed!
I have to chime in on my favorites.
Raspberry milkshake at Jimbo's BBQ
Fish spread, cheeseburger and smoked salmon at Ted Peter's
Chicken Enchiladas at Carmelita's
Gigi's special pizza at Gigi's
Fried grouper sandwich at Harvey's
Sunday brunch at the Vinoy
Dr. Pepper ribs at ZGrille
Duck taco at Red Mesa Cantina
Cuban sandwich at the Floridian
1905 Salad and black beans and rice used to be a favorite at Columbia, but it's really gone down hill. The portions are smaller and the overall experience is not like it used to be.
Red Mesa Cantina
128 3rd St, Saint Petersburg, FL
Jimbo's Restaurant
1604 SE 46th St, Cape Coral, FL 33904
re: Marisa23
Love Gigi's also and the Dr. Pepper ribs at Z Grille. Tangelo's moved to Gulfport right near the casino.
3121 Beach Boulevard South
Gulfport, FL 33701
(727) 894-1695
re: Marisa23
I used to go to Jimbo's just to get a plate of those pickles.
re: Marisa23
Tangelos moved to Gulfport.
"After many years in downtown St Petersburg, Tangelo's Grille is moving to Gulfport. Our new location is at 3121 Beach Blvd S. We will be opening our new location on Wednesday, August 25th. We'll see you then!"
Edit: Whoops! Missed the post by juli re: Tangelo's.
Okay, here's my list, in no particular order:
St. Petersburg's El Cap's hamburger is juicy, crunchy on the outside, has a great bun, and is well dressed.
Columbia's 1905 salad is the best chopped salad in Tampa. It is a great combo of salty ham, garlicky dressing, cold and crunchy iceberg lettuce, salty green olives, unusually solid Swiss cheese or gruyere or something, tomatoes, etc.
Bradenton's Anna Maria Oyster Bar's oysters on the half shell are great. This is variable, depending on the time of year, but they are usually unusually meaty and have a nice "oyster liquor" liquid in them which smells of the sea and is very salty.
Sarasota Pho Cali's beef pho (I've forgotten the exact name), which has a spiciness in the broth which is missing from a lot of Vietnamese phos. Also, if you order carefully, you can avoid the inedible beef scraps so common in many pho soups.
Zudar's Zorba sandwich. I am not a fan of vegetarian dishes, but this is an exception to my rule. This is, essentially, a toasted provolone cheese (I think--but maybe it's kefalatieri or kaseri) sandwich with the contents of a Greek salad in the filling. It sounds interesting, but not exactly mind-blowing, but trust me, this is a dish which is more than the sum of its parts. The sharp feta cheese sets off the creamy, chewy provolone and the chopped calamata olives and hot peppers to create a salty, sharp, hot taste, which is delightful. The toasted nature of the sandwich creates a good textural contrast.
Bern's ribeye is crusty, tender, juicy and delightful. The best steak I have ever had.
Bern's Bananas Foster is the equal of Brennan's Bananas Foster in New Orleans, which is the gold standard for this dish.
Monstah Lobstah's lobster roll is moist, chewy, and oh-so-lobstery. Again, the bun sets off the softness of the contents by being harder, but with a soft interior. I have to admit that since I discovered lobster rolls in Tampa and Monstah Lobstah seems to be about the only one serving them here (though they occasionally show up as specials on other menus), my exposure to other chefs' lobster rolls has been minimal, limited to a few occasions in New England. So my opinion is not based on a huge amount of exposure to other lobster rolls, but these are certainly darn good.
Tarpon Springs' Mykonos charcoal grilled squid was quite a revelation. Someone on these boards raved about (RNault? AskDr.Todd?) and I've never had anything else quite like it. The squid are extremely tender and have a strong charcoal grilled flavor, which occasionally edges over to bitterness, but not often. You squeeze lemon juice over it and it's "other worldly." (How's that for food porn?) The charcoal grilled octopus is almost equally as good.
Tarpon Springs' Costas Restaurant does a fried smelt that is ethereally crispy with a coating that seems more tempura-like than anything else, but is not that, either. The fish is slightly sweet and very moist and tender.
El Taconazo/Taco Bus' s cochinita pibil soft tacos are outstandingly tender and spicy, although whatever I have there I usually drench in the green or red taco sauces served at the table, which are delightfully authentic and temporarily impair your taste buds so that El Taconazo could probably serve shoe leather and it would be delicious.
I note that little of what I have described comes from high end restaurants, which is odd, because I certainly like them very much, but these are the dishes which come easily to mind.
El Cap Restaurant
3500 4th St N, Saint Petersburg, FL 33704
628 Dodecanese Blvd, Tarpon Springs, FL 34689
El Taconazo
913 E Hillsborough Ave, Tampa, FL 33604
Anna Maria Oyster Bar
6906 14th St W, Bradenton, FL 34207
Monstah Lobstah
3409 W Bay To Bay Blvd, Tampa, FL 33629
Pho Cali
1578 Main St, Sarasota, FL 34236
re: gfr1111
Nice list GFR!
re: askdrtodd
i must echo the 1905. I don't like iceberg lettuce but i could eat it all day long.
re: gfr1111
Get theeeee to Vizcaya and try their octopus dishes since you now have a passion for the tentacles ;-)
I need to try the smelts at Costas. I usually don't get past the grilled octopus and charred whole snapper
re: rhnault
enough of this chiming in, Nault--- where is your list?
re: andy huse
I never remember the name of anything.... Ok I am just being lazy ;-)
re: gfr1111
Totally agreed on the pibil tacos at the Bus and the smelts at Costas. I am really mad at Bern's for taking the cherries jubilee of the menu, but the bananas are a good substitute. It's been like 3 years, I guess I can get over it. :) FYI: The smelts at Kaisen sushi on Dale Mabry are also delicious.
My favorite places in the Tampa area...
Yummy House has some brutally evil (in a good way) Salt and Pepper Calamari...
The Schnitzelhaus has great Holstienschnitzel and Schweinschaxn.
Mr. Souvalaki in Tarpon Springs is my go to joint for Greek food. Their saganaki, and the souvalki combo's are great... Plus they also serve pickled octopus.
China Yuan's Peking Duck is good. No more need be said.
Oragami Sushi, they serve ramune sodas, which my son loves. Plus they serve good sushi.
Berns, just for the level of service they provide.
And the Cheese Grits from Leroy Selmon's are pretty darned good...
China Yuan
8502 N Armenia Ave Ste 1A, Tampa, FL 33604
Yummy House
2202 W Waters Ave Ste 1A, Tampa, FL 33604
Schnitzelhaus Restaurant
4333 W Waters Ave, Tampa, FL 33614
We'll be in the Tampa/Brandon on Christmas Day! Anyone know of a good family-style restaurant that would be open that night, and might have a good 'ole roast turkey dinner with all the fixings on their menu? Also, how does Buca di Beppo stack up, in comparison to other Italian family restaurants in Tampa or Brandon?
re: f00die
Bucca is a chain. There is a chain-specific board on Chowhound somewhere...
I'm not sure which restaurants are doing a Christmas dinner, I'm sure someone on here can chime in and help you out.
re: askdrtodd
Now can we go back to regularly scheduled programming? ;-)
Summer Cake with frozen Zabaglione at Pane Rustica. That was one of the best things I ate in Tampa all summer!
re: rhnault
The Summer Cake is very good but I was surprised by how toughly the Apple Tart stood up to it. It was a fight.
re: CFishman
Does that come with the frozen zabaglione?
re: CFishman
mmmmmm... apple tart....
only to be bested by blueberry filled pastry thingy...
re: askdrtodd
that could be the summer cake.... it is almost like a cobbler
re: rhnault
I've had the summer cake, and it IS muy bueno, but this thing is a pastry shell about 6" in diameter, domed (just enough to contain the filling, not fully enclosed), filled with fruit deliciousness (I think they also do them in peach and mixed berry) and sprinkled with coarse grained sugar (like a scone).
re: rhnault
omg i love zabaglione, haven't had it in years....i have GOT to get to pane rustica somehow, sometime!!!
re: Manderley
I have an issue with all things rich and frozen and this stuff is sooooooo good!
re: rhnault
I don't think the summer cake or the apple tart was served with zabaglione last Saturday night. My recollection is that bother were served with ice cream/gellato.
re: CFishman
ok thanks a lot guys, now I have to eat at rustica for lunch today. way to twist my arm.
(anyone is welcome to join I'll probably be there around 12:30)
re: askdrtodd
wish i had seen this earlier. i've been wanting to go there for months now, and don't feel comfortable going alone. i feel okay sitting at a sushi bar alone, and i've been a few times to The Refinery alone...but to try a new place solo, nah, just can't do it.
re: Manderley
You can sit at the pizza counter/bar and watch them make the pizza, it's lots of fun!
Maybe you and Bill and I can go one day this week (and anyone else that would care to join) :)
re: askdrtodd
i read this post one day too late. went back to the diet doc this morning. try me in .... march...maybe for my birthday (hint, hint)
The Tuna Cracka Stacka, pulled barbecue pork sandwich, and fried green tomatoes at Ella's.
Chocolate hazelnut gelato at the Gelateria del Duomo in International Plaza. (FYI: there are only 2 of these, the other is in Naples, Italy.)
Sirloin, seared scallops, smoked salmon mousse at St. Pete Brasserie.
Ika Yaki (barbecued squid) and sashimi at Kaisen sushi. Freshest fish I have had from a sushi restaurant.
French fries, burger, and pate at the Refinery.
Salt & pepper tofu at Yummy House.
Beef fondue at Trang.
Stone crab claws and fried artichoke hearts at the Colonnade
Conchinta pibil tacos at the Taco Bus.
Apple cake at Kojak's House of Ribs.
The pistachio pie at Wood Fired Pizza.
Pizza Margherita at Pizzaiolo Bavaro.
Mojitos, shrimp al ajillo and gazpacho at the Colombia.
Fried egg rolls at Pho Quyen in Town & Country (I know it's a local chain, but they are just not the same at any of the other locations).
Siu Mei at China Yuan.
Cuban sandwich and black bean soup at Carmines.
Vichyssoise and lobster bisque and Bern's.
Oysters and Gulf shrimp at Oystercatchers.
Lobster potstickers at Roy's (I don't care if it's a chain, I could eat gallons of the sauce, no joke.)
Vanilla cone at Bo's.
Dolmades at Hellas.
Chicken salad at Caremes.
Mole verde at Casa Tina's.
Smoked fish spread at Skipper's.
Pork tenderloin at Kelly's (this comes with fried avocado, oh yes).
I can't think of anything else. I can't wait to try everyone's suggestions!
re: holladay
I embarrased myself with the potsticker sauce at Roy's, I practically lifted my plate and licked it off, I think it is a miso butter sauce. Sooooo good.
re: juli5122
re: holladay
Excellent list Holladay!!! There are some great dishes on there for sure.
Just for me- go try the margherita pie at Paci's and let me know if you think it's better than bavaro. I've been to bavaro 3 or 4 times now, and have been disappointed every time.
re: askdrtodd
I have never been to Paci's, but it's been on the list for a while. I love Bavaro, it's neck and neck with Wood Fired for me. I work downtown, so Bavaro is just a go-to. I have heard Paci's is better, I will definitely hit them up ASAP.
re: sushigirlie
i've enjoyed reading what everyone has posted on this thread; haven't want to post my pitiful little list :( since my divorce, i don't have anyone to go explore new places with. First dates are usually just coffee...and there usually isn't a second date...so my list consists of just a few dishes at just a few places. i've been wanting to go to Oystercatchers...to Pane Rustica...to Wood Fired Pizza...to the Mongolian Wat...to Queen of Sheba.. and many more. but just can't do it alone. thank goodness for chowdowns!
Cappucino @ Bern's, in the dessert room upstairs
Stormin' Norman roll @ Ichiban in Trinity... it had eel and mango on the inside.. with spicy tuna, avocado and kiwi on the top, topped with special sauce. i loved that roll, but won't go back after smelling disinfectant on a piece of shrimp..
Ding dong @ The Refinery...a foodgasm for sure
dinner @ Chateau France in st pete...the whole thing, from "grade A" fois gras, filet mignon with black truffle sauce, to dessert of Grand Marnier souffle. the whole dinner was perfect. maybe it was because it was my wedding night, but i seriously think it was the best meal i ever had. the lovely waif singing edith piaf tunes a cappella didn't hurt either...
Monkfish liver @Refinery, with a gently sweet whisper of a crispy glaze on the outside, creamy and reminiscent of uni perfection...ahhhh what a mouthful :)
salt & pepper Squid & various dim sum @ china yuan
marinated sea bass @ mike's sushi & sake in palm harbor
Poke @ mike's sushi & sake (tuna with scallions and macadamia nuts with a spicy red sauce, served in a martini glass)
Tartar de atun @ vizcaya (their version of tuna tartare)
Baked clams @ umberto's of long island in Dunedin
Tomato bisque @ crispers (don't laugh, i'm addicted!)
Stone crab claws with mustard sauce @ middle grounds grill, treasure island
Butternut squash tostada w/salsa verde @ taco bus
that's all so far. just had to throw in my 2 cents :)
Chateau France
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I knew I should have eaten that ding dong at the Refinery when I had the chance. This is a great list, I've never had the salt & pepper calamari at China Yuan.
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holladay, that ding dong was beyond. i totally lost control. i begged Sous Chef Eddie to marry me, even though i'm old enough to be his Grandma.
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Very respectable list! This gives me an idea...
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I see i neglected to add the King Midas sundae at Bern's to my list. It surely belongs there.
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seconded. Haven't had it in a while, but as I recall that was the most memorable part of our last visit to Berns.
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SHEPHERDSVILLE - Multi-Purpose Community Action Agency, Inc. began the "Subsidy" portion of the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) that provides heating assistance to eligible households on November 3rd, 2014.
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FRANKFORT, Ky. – The Kentucky State Parks will be open this winter with a busy schedule of outdoor and indoor events.
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SHEPHERDSVILLE -- Even though it's paving the way for the future, work on Interstate 65 has not been helping Bullitt County tourism lately.
Construction in the county begins around Lebanon Junction and extends to the Gene Snyder Freeway.
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This was one of the concerns discussed at a recent meeting of the Shepherdsville-Bullitt County Tourist & Convention Commission.
The Bullitt County Sheriffs Department has seized records from Southeast Bullitt Fire Department and chief Julius Hatfield as part of an ongoing investigation.
As of Tuesday, no charges have been filed. However, Capt. Mike Murdoch of the Sheriffs Office said the next step will be to take information to the Commonwealth's Attorney to discuss the matter going to the grand jury for possible indictment.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - The completion of college and career facilities to two high schools has provided more opportunities for students in Bullitt and surrounding counties.
With Bullitt East and North Bullitt centers now completed, Donna Miller, director of the Bullitt County campus of Jefferson Community and Technical College, said there is even more opportunities for post-secondary education.
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By Ed BrockFreshly retired Army Sgt. 1st Class Steven Johnson was at the Tax Center at Army Garrison Fort McPherson last week for the last time. "I'm trying to figure out since I was deployed for eight months last year how this works out," said Johnson, who planned to retire this week. The Tax Center actually opened officially on Monday, but last week the installation's tax officer Marcia Parker and her volunteers were helping members of the 3rd Army, like Johnson, since they may be deploying soon. The soldiers come in full of questions about their qualifications for the Earned Income Credit and childcare. "And the bottom line is, where's my refund?" Parker said. "A lot of them have so much going on that they want to take care of, this is one last thing they have to worry about." So far about 100 soldiers have come to the Tax Center at its new location in Building 52, a refurbished boiler plant on Hardee Road inside the base. The service is free and efficient, Parker said, adding that last year they saved the military community over $300,000 after completing around 1,800 federal income tax returns. "It's much, much better (than some private tax firms)," Parker said. "We have a lot of experience here. That helps." The only limitation is that the center does not handle business tax returns. "I've been coming here since I arrived (at Fort McPherson) in 1994," 45-year-old Johnson said, adding that he's been very satisfied with the service. Naomi Prendergast is volunteering at the center for the first time this year. "I had a friend she did it last year and she had a great time," Prendergast said. "And I need something to do" while her husband Col. Mike Prendergast is deployed. She took a training course on Internal Revenue Service procedures, but Prendergast said the computer program used at the center does most of the work. "You just have to make sure they have the right paperwork," Prendergast said. Having worked at the Tax Center in Fort McPherson for five years, volunteer Diane Edwards said she started working with soldier's taxes when her husband was stationed at Fort Campbell, Kentucky in 1979. "Some of the new tax laws are very advantageous to deployed soldiers," Edwards said. For example, soldiers deployed in combat duties, who already are not taxed for the income they make from those duties, now also do not have to include that income in the qualifications for an earned income credit. That means more soldiers will now qualify for the credit, Edwards said. Civilians will have some good news this year, too, said Jack Bruce with AAA Income Tax Service in Jonesboro. The child tax credit has increased from $600 to $1,000 per child under 17, Bruce said. However, some people may have already received this year's $400 difference in July or August. On the earned income credit, the eligibility limit for a couple with one child is now $29,666 and $33,692 for a couple with two or more children. The maximum EIC credit for one child is $2,547 and for two children or more it's $4,204, Bruce said. Exemptions for dependents are up this year from $3,000 to $3,050. The standard deductions for people filing non-itemized returns have also gone up, Bruce said. For those filing as single it is $4,750, married filing jointly is $9,500 and head of household is $7,000. Bruce said his company has electronic filing that results in a refund being mailed in 10 days or for the taxpayer who is more eager to spend their refund Bruce offers refund anticipation loans. "If they want their money in two days we can get it for them," Bruce said.
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The National Park Service says the Ellis Island Immigration Museum "will not likely be open in 2013" as damage from Superstorm Sandy is repaired.
The island, adjacent to the one that is home to the Statue of Liberty, sustained severe damage to its infrastructure in the Oct. 29 storm.
The park service made the announcement Friday, as it said that security screening for visitors to the Statue of Liberty would be moving to temporary facilities on Ellis Island.
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industry for incoming raw materials inspection on the dock, which eliminates the time needed to send samples to the laboratory.
The overall market for handheld and portable NIR spectroscopy was worth approximately $12 million worldwide in 2006, representing
only a small fraction of the more than $200 million laboratory NIR market. However, the handheld and portable market is expected
to see on the order of 20% growth in 2007, and should see solid double-digit growth for a number of years to come.


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Construction on the Route 250/McIntire Road interchange is causing some confusion for drivers, because the speed limit keeps changing.
A week ago, work crews posted new speed limit signs. The new signs lowered the limit to 25 miles per hour along some portions of the bypass, and 35 miles per hour along other sections.
"It was kind of a surprise," said Charlottesville resident Sabrina Evans. "We were driving the other day and just noticed the sign indicating the speed limit. "It's an interesting spot for it to be, because it's right where you kind of merge onto the main road."
On Wednesday afternoon, the speed markers were changed again. This time the limits were raised to their original rates of 35 miles per hour and 45 miles per hour.
"Initially the signs went up and I think they were put in the appropriate locations," said Lt. Ronnie Roberts with Charlottesville Police. "This afternoon, after the crew and the engineers work together, there were some upgrades and some modification made to make it."
Police say they understand that people need a little time to get used to the new speed limits.
They will issue warnings for now, but failure to follow the new limits in the future could result in a ticket up to $500.
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I want to pay break even if two so so teams are in it and I sell the tickets to limit downside.
What would most people think is a reasonable price for the tickets now considering it is months away and I don't know who is playing? I do know they are UD EZ seats. So no illusion I will be in row 20 sideline.
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Broccoli Mushroom Bake
With lots of cheese, this broccoli and mushroom casserole never lasts long on the dinner table. You can serve this alongside many entrees.
8 Servings
Prep: 15 min. Bake: 30 min.
3 tablespoons butter,
2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
1-1/2 teaspoons Italian seasoning
1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
1/2 teaspoon pepper
1 cup milk
2-1/2 cups (10 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
1 package (3 ounces) cream cheese, softened
2 packages (10 ounces
) frozen broccoli cuts, thawed and drained
1/2 pound fresh mushrooms, chopped
1/2 cup seasoned bread crumbs
In a large saucepan, melt 2 tablespoons butter. Stir in the flour,
Italian seasoning, garlic powder and pepper until blended. Gradually
add milk. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 1-2 minutes or until
thickened. Reduce heat to low; stir in the cheeses until smooth
(sauce will be thick). Fold in the broccoli and mushrooms.
Spoon into a greased shallow 2-qt. baking dish. Melt remaining
butter; toss with bread crumbs. Sprinkle over vegetable mixture.
Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 30-35 minutes or until golden
brown. Yield: 8 servings.
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Broccoli Mushroom Bake
Nutritional Facts:
1 serving (3/4 cup) equals 283 calories, 20 g fat (14 g saturated fat), 68 mg cholesterol, 439 mg sodium, 13 g carbohydrate, 2 g fiber, 13 g protein.
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Sometimes we come across government films that are so well-produced and visually appealing that it stands to reason that they must also have an effective message. Sometimes that's just not the case. Curious Alice is one such film. Weekend with a Superman is another. Produced in 1975, "Weekend with a Superman" was part of the Army's "Our […]
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