D&D 5E D&D and Chain Restaurants: The Poll

[jasper]

Since there is no Waffle House, I voted Denny's. It is hard to mess up breakfast food. Everyone likes it and you can have it for supper. Even when it is not great, it is fine and you know what you are getting since the menu does not change.

Wow, it's been 25 years since I had Waffle House. Still want me some smothered, covered, chunked, cow, pig, ran over, dipped.

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Found the lizard person in human skin.

 

[Aldarc]

I voted for Olive Garden. It often fails at being "authentic" Italian food, but it often is the one of the most accessible forms and means of first exposure to Italian cuisine for a number of Americans, particularly those who live in smaller towns. Plus, "when you're here, you're family."

 

[Snarf Zagyg]

I voted for Olive Garden. It often fails at being "authentic" Italian food, but it often is the one of the most accessible forms and means of first exposure to Italian cuisine for a number of Americans, particularly those who live in smaller towns. Plus, "when you're here, you're family."

Oh man! I totally forgot about that.

I swear ... I continually confuse Olive Garden and the Fast and Furious Franchise.

I think I'm getting breadsticks and pasta, and end up with Dom and Hobbs giving each other the stink eye.

 

[Aldarc]

Oh man! I totally forgot about that.

I swear ... I continually confuse Olive Garden and the Fast and Furious Franchise.

I think I'm getting breadsticks and pasta, and end up with Dom and Hobbs giving each other the stink eye.

To be fair, IME "being family" at Olive Garden means fighting over the breadsticks and the salad and rules lawyering with the waiter whether the "unlimited breadsticks and salad" are really unlimited.

 

[TwoSix]

Oh man! I totally forgot about that.

I swear ... I continually confuse Olive Garden and the Fast and Furious Franchise.

I think I'm getting breadsticks and pasta, and end up with Dom and Hobbs giving each other the stink eye.

I eat my fettuccine alfredo a quarter mile at a time.

 

[Marc_C]

D&D is the papas & mamas delicatessen on you block! So many editions to choose from for the same game. Great menu!

 

[Mind of tempest]

To be fair, IME "being family" at Olive Garden means fighting over the breadsticks and the salad and rules lawyering with the waiter whether the "unlimited breadsticks and salad" are really unlimited.

that is a lot of words to just as "like family".

D&D is the papas & mamas delicatessen on you block! So many editions to choose from for the same game. Great menu!

what is a delicatessen?

 

[jmartkdr2]

what is a delicatessen?

A cold-cut shop, although a lot will sell a variety of sandwiches and other "lunch food" (like salads or soups.) Many double as convenience stores/bodegas.

 

[glass]

Somewhat limited in that I'm only familiar with McDonalds on that list, so I voted that!

Ditto. There is a Taco Bell on the Fulham Road IIRC that I have passed a few times, but I have never been inside.

EDIT: We could have gone "Other" but I cannot think of a chain resturant that fits better. I might have said Frankie and Benny's, but I seem to recall from a recent conversation elsewhere that that is not actually an American chain and D&D is definitely American.

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glass.

 

[Marc_C]

what is a delicatessen?

Around here they are smoke meat places with awesome cakes and pies! They do serve the usual family restaurant menu (burgers, fries, club sandwich, etc)