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[TiQuinn]

Im just glad the "brick-a-brac" era is gone. You know where the walls and ceiling are decorated in junk ready for the trash hauler. Some dives might have done these things and it was quaint and neighborhood-ish, but the corpo chain was depressing.

Where is your flair? The minimum is 15 pieces of flair.

 

[Ryujin]

We have a classic Italian steak house in St Paul. Its been open for at least 60 years. Not only a few famous signed pictures, but lots of local teen highschool/college sports team photos, local families of notes, etc.. Its a really nice blend of notable folks with local community. The decor is kinda Vegas (no windows, lots of boths with red leather and velvet and brass poles) and pretty inviting.

It has become sort of a senior citizen hang out as the regulars have aged. While they still make a really good steak some other things kinda bug me. Like instead of a scoop of sour cream or pad of butter, they have the hospital cafe packaging and the salad... The salad is I kid you not just iceberg lettuce and a single cherry tomato. Yes, thats right, no carrot or radish or cheese or anything else. Dole mixed bag salad would be an improvement. The old timers seem to love it though. /rant

Yeah, a salad really needs to be more than that. Even a Caesar is more than just Romaine.

 

[payn]

Yeah, a salad really needs to be more than that. Even a Caesar is more than just Romaine.

I joke with my friends everytime they tell me they went by asking how their "lettuce plate" was.

 

[trappedslider]

Yeah, a salad really needs to be more than that. Even a Caesar is more than just Romaine.

any salad becomes a Caesar if you stab it enough times

 

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cover reveal for next Dresden Files book

New 'Dresden Files' book is coming: See the cover reveal for 'Twelve Months'

Jim Butcher shares the cover of the 18th "Dresden Files" book and teases what Chicago wizard Harry Dresden will get up to next.

www.usatoday.com

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Im just glad the "brick-a-brac" era is gone. You know where the walls and ceiling are decorated in junk ready for the trash hauler. Some dives might have done these things and it was quaint and neighborhood-ish, but the corpo chain was depressing.

 

[Velderan]

We have a classic Italian steak house in St Paul. Its been open for at least 60 years. Not only a few famous signed pictures, but lots of local teen highschool/college sports team photos, local families of notes, etc.. Its a really nice blend of notable folks with local community. The decor is kinda Vegas (no windows, lots of boths with red leather and velvet and brass poles) and pretty inviting.

It has become sort of a senior citizen hang out as the regulars have aged. While they still make a really good steak some other things kinda bug me. Like instead of a scoop of sour cream or pad of butter, they have the hospital cafe packaging and the salad... The salad is I kid you not just iceberg lettuce and a single cherry tomato. Yes, thats right, no carrot or radish or cheese or anything else. Dole mixed bag salad would be an improvement. The old timers seem to love it though. /rant

Which place is that so I know to avoid it?

 

[payn]

Which place is that so I know to avoid it?

lol, I wouldnt say avoid it, I still very much like the restaurant. So few of them have a proper lounge anymore. Though, its Mancinnis on West Seventh.

 

[Thomas Shey]

Shareholders and executives should be kept as far away as possible from running companies. Leave it to the employees who actually know how the business works.

Given they're usually the ones to decide how far away they want to be...

(Not a fan of how publicly traded company culture has evolved as you might guess).

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Apparently, Cracker Barrel’s chain-wide remodeling plans are getting some pushback.

Cracker Barrel's modern makeover leaves diners divided | LiveNOW from FOX

The restaurant chain is making upgrades which have some patrons embracing the new change and others clamoring for its classic decor.

www.livenowfox.com